<p>I heard that if you have a really good interview, that can really help you a lot for admission into Columbia. Vice Versa. Do you know if this is true? or Does Columbia not take interviews into account as much as other colleges?</p>
<p>At most top colleges (including Columbia), bad interviews are lethal but great ones can help at the margins. At Columbia, your academic record is still the most important factor.</p>
<p>And I wouldn't worry about the interviews, I didn't get one, but one of my friends who was admitted to Columbia said her interview was just a regular conversation on her thoughts and her life. No big deal.</p>
<p>i didn't get one and was still admitted (and even scholared) ED. i'd agree with columbia2002 though that a goodone might be a little nudge but a bad one will really cost you. remember they're lookgin for reasons to reject people, not to take them.</p>