Please review our Frequently Asked Questions section before contacting the Admissions Office with questions. We do not track demonstrated interest, so prospective applicants gain no advantage in our admissions process by contacting our office.

Undergraduate Admissions Mailing Address

All paper correspondence and mail for Undergraduate Admissions may be directed to:

Applications & Admission Process

For questions about undergraduate admission and the application process that are not addressed by our Frequently Asked Questions section, contact:

Please note that it may take a few days for us to respond to general email inquiries.

Application Materials and Updates

To submit supporting admission application materials that cannot be uploaded directly through your application, or to provide any updates or changes to your application, use the mailing address above or contact us by email to ugrad-confirm@columbia.edu.

For email submissions, you must include your application ID and which application type you are submitting (Early Decision, Regular Decision, Transfer, Combined Plan or Visiting Student); otherwise, your submission may not be processed. We ask you to include your application type in the subject line of your message.

This email address should be used only for document submission and materials-related questions. Any other messages will not be responded to and should be addressed to the other points of contact listed on this page. Please note that given the volume of documents that are received daily, we are unable to confirm individual submissions. Applicants will receive information via email about tracking their application materials.

Financial Aid

For questions about the financial aid process and how to finance your education at Columbia, contact:

Visiting Columbia

As a result of COVID-19, Columbia Undergraduate Admissions Office and the Columbia University Visitors Center have suspended on-campus events through Fall 2020 for the safety and well-being of our entire Columbia community and campus visitors. We look forward to welcoming visitors back to campus once it is safe to do so.