<p>I'm definitely considering applying ED this fall to Columbia SEAS (or Cornell Engineering) but I'm hoping that some people can give me a better idea of how the courses available are, the size of the classes, how you liked your professor, and, if possible, the feel of a regular day. Thanks.</p>
<p>Two other questions; are there any chances to sit in a class or stay for a night before actually being admitted? Also is it true that you can’t get a degree from Columbia College and that it’s extremely hard to transfer. Thanks again.</p>
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<p>some big, some small. </p>
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<p>a few amazing, most good, some ok, some not so good.</p>
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<p>You can get a dual degree if you complete the requirements of both CC and SEAS (the 4-1 program). You can transfer, and it’s not as hard as people say.</p>
<p>A note about transferring: you aren’t really “transferring” between schools at Columbia; rather, you’re applying as a transfer student to the College… as if you have had no prior affiliation with the University.</p>
<p>^except they know that you are a Columbia student and will give you preference over other transfers, whatever they might say, way too many students have transferred between schools for internal transfers to be considered on equal footing with external ones. Columbia has incentive to keep students within it’s walls once they’re there. Think of retention rates and alumni giving.</p>
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<p>And general morale. Columbia doesn’t want to be known as the Univ of California.</p>