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<p>Sorry, that is NOT what the WRITTEN BYLAWS say. Any student who has been enrolled for at least one year in a degree program at Columbia UNIVERSITY (any school) is eligible for membership.</p>
<p>Sorry but your daughter is still not eligible for membership of Columbia Alumni Association.</p>
<p>Collegeboy, I am not an idiot. I sent an email to the Columbia Alumni Association and asked their policy. They wrote back. </p>
<p>Guess what they said? </p>
<p>“We certainly welcome Barnard graduates.”</p>
<p>They also confirmed that my daughter was eligible to apply for any of the insurance programs listed at [Columbia</a> Connection - The site for all alumni of Columbia University](<a href=“http://alumni.columbia.edu/access/s2_3.html]Columbia”>http://alumni.columbia.edu/access/s2_3.html) </p>
<p>Now who am we going to believe? Some anonymous ■■■■■ on the internet, or the person with the name, job title, and the columbia.edu email address? </p>
<p>You are wasting people’s time. You clearly have lied about your own contacts with the Alumni Association, and your lies can easily be disproved by anyone willing to make a simple inquiry. </p>
<p>[To anyone other than collegeboy reading this who doubts me or who simply wants written verification along with the name of the staff person who provided it – send a PM and I’ll send you a copy of the email. I am not going to post the information or share the name collegeboy because I believe that would create a likelihood of harassment for the Alumni Association staffer who responded to my email.]</p>