<p>Hey there,</p>
<p>I'm just curious, especially you EDers, what did you choose as your intended major when applying to Columbia? I applied as a Spanish major :) It wouild be interesting to see if anyone else also applied that.</p>
<p>mechanical engineering</p>
<p>Biology\Anthropology\Urban Studies</p>
<p>Education.</p>
<p>Political Science… Yep I’m screwed haha</p>
<p>International Relations and a minor in Philosophy</p>
<p>@lemontree i don’t believe there is an international relations major at Columbia (I would have done it if there were, and trust me I search hard to see if there was one). Also, Columbia doesn’t have minors, although you can do a “concentration” on a topic.</p>
<p>Classics, concentration in Environmental Science</p>
<p>Applied math. I saw the chart of graduates’ final majors in 2010, and only 2 graduates got a degree in applied math.</p>
<p>Computer Engineering</p>
<p>biochemistry/neuroscience and behavior/biology :]</p>
<p>Neuroscience and behavior/ Finance</p>
<p>lol @Columbiafan … well, even though it’s a supposedly popular major, maybe you will be a minority this year… I haven’t seen a single polisci major posted yet :)</p>
<p>Sustainable Development anyone? This major, the Core, and Silicon Alley were the driving factors in my decision to ED.</p>
<p>Math/EconMath/Physics are my top three right now, with an intention to do concentrations in several languages :D</p>
<p>Economics, though my second was political science and I think I talked about it a bit more in my essay, erk. Either way I feel I’m with you, columbiafan.</p>
<p>Computer Science.</p>
<p>Engineering</p>
<p>financial economics/human rights</p>
<p>English and Economics. Am I the only English major here?</p>