<p>and what did ppl do at summer advisor sessions, i couldn't go to one</p>
<p>They just explained things that u can find readily available in the academic planning booklet they sent us. Dont worry about it if u missed an advising session. </p>
<p>And we sign up for classes in the fall during orientation, but u can start looking now online.</p>
<p>ok thanks</p>
<p>academic planning booklet, man I haven't got that, is it normal? It's my first year and I recieved my admission letter a month ago and a notification about housing just today. Do you think my timing is correct or that I should've recieved more than that by now?</p>
<p>how can a HS student take a calss at Columbia?
and how much will it cost? (number theory class, for example)
oh, one more thing, does this student have to be a big shot?</p>
<p>^I've never heard of HS students taking courses at Columbia. There are summer programs, though, so perhaps you can qualify for that...but I imagine you'd have to be a "big shot," as you suggest.</p>
<p>sad, sad, very sad...
i've heard HS ppl taking classes at Queens College, so i was wondering if i can do the same thing at Columbia
oh well....</p>
<p>I believe the classes at Yale for summer school are not very competitive to get into, but you must pay a huge price and there is no financial aid, maybe Columbia is the same way, unless I'm mistaken</p>