Information for Employees Who Do Not Currently Hold a Bachelor's Degree
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If you are currently enrolled in a bachelor's degree program at a school
other than Columbia, but have not yet fulfilled your degree requirements,
you may be eligible to apply for nondegree study at Columbia as a Visiting
Student in the Special Students Program.
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Special
Students Program
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If you are not currently enrolled in a bachelor's degree program,
please read the following carefully:
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Employees who do not hold a bachelor's degree and who are interested
in pursuing study in the Arts and Sciences should contact the School of
General Studies to find out about the possibility of applying for admission
to an undergraduate degree program at Columbia.
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School
of General Studies
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In extremely rare instances, it may be possible for an individual who
does not hold a bachelor's degree to be admitted through Continuing Education
and Special Programs' Special Students Program to take Arts and Sciences
courses for credit as an Undergraduate Nondegree student. Admission into
this student category is extremely selective and is limited to students
who are in very specific situations that prevent them from applying to
a degree program at Columbia.
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Special
Students Program
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Plan Your Schedule
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There are a number of study options available to Columbia employees that
do not conflict with traditional work hours.
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Evening
Arts & Science Courses
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Other Eligible Programs
The programs listed below do not require a bachelor's degree
for admission.
Employees should note that courses taken on a noncredit basis
usually do not qualify for tuition exemption, though 75% tuition
exemption is now available to a limited number of employees for
both the CTA and AITM programs. Please consult Human Resources
for tuition exemption eligibility.
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