GS Alumna Named a Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholar
As a Weidenfeld and Hoffmann Scholar, Ama Munkhbayar '24GS will pursue an MSc in Comparative Social Policy at the University of Oxford, focusing on the intersection of gender, education, and social mobility.
Reflecting on the achievements that earned seven of GS’s exceptional student leaders special recognition at GS and Postbac Class Day.
On Monday, May 19, the School of General Studies celebrated the outstanding accomplishments of the 864 members of the Class of 2025.
Isaiah Nagelkerk ‘25GS was among the five Columbia graduates commissioned in the May 22 ceremony at Low Memorial Library.
Application Deadline: Mon., June 30
The School of General Studies offers limited scholarships for Postbac Premed students who are planning to enroll in their orgo/bio year and will be registered for at least six points each semester.
From a proud member of the GS Class of 1967 to its newest graduates, GS welcomed alumni from across generations at Columbia’s annual Reunion Weekend.
The application period for the Fall 2025 Bancroft Research Scholars Program will be open from July 1 to August 1, 2025.
The Bancroft Research Scholars Program provides GS students with the opportunity and funding to engage in undergraduate research during the regular school year. This program enhances your academic experience, fosters intellectual curiosity and critical thinking, and prepares you for graduate studies or a career in research.
The program will select a limited number of GS students to collaborate with a Columbia faculty member on a research project during the academic year (Fall or Spring only). Each selected scholar will receive $2,200 in funding for one semester to support their research and cover related expenses, such as supplies, materials, and travel costs.
Join GS Academic Affairs for a Zoom information session to learn more about the Bancroft Research Scholars Program on Tuesday July 1st at noon.
Registration is required. A Zoom link for the session will be sent to all registrants before the start time.
As a Weidenfeld and Hoffmann Scholar, Ama Munkhbayar '24GS will pursue an MSc in Comparative Social Policy at the University of Oxford, focusing on the intersection of gender, education, and social mobility.