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M.A. Student Handbook
M.A. Student Handbook
Introduction
Message from the Dean
About this Handbook
GSAS History
Important Contact Information
M.A. Programs including Programs inside and outside the Arts and Sciences
Financial Matters: Policies and Resources for Students in All M.A. Programs
Tuition and Fees
Debit Balances
Credit Balances
Health Service Fee
Insurance
Withdrawal and Adjustment of Tuition Charges
Supplemental Support
Taxation
Fellowships
Introduction
Fellowship Regualtions and Processing
Fellowships from Outside Sources
International Students and Employment
Research and other Professional Development Resources
GSAS Resource Center
Letters of Introduction (Blue Seal Letters)
Responsible Conduct of Research
Libraries
Computing
Mentoring of M.A. Students
Research Centers, Consortia, Institutes and Related Schools
Career Education
Student Life
Bank and Credit Union
Child Care
Community Service
Dining Services and Faculty House
Disability Services
Graduate Student Advisory Council (GSAC)
Graduate Student Lounge
Gym and Athletic Facilities
Health Service and Health (Medical) Insurance
Housing
I.D. Cards for Columbia Students (C.U.I.D.)
International Students
Minority Affairs, GSAS Office Of
Registrar
Religious Life
Safety and Security
Student Financial Services
Transportation and Parking
Rules and Regulations
Rules and Regulations 2006*
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Department-based M.A. Programs   Printable Version
About this Handbook
About this Handbook
Student Responsibilities
Department-based M.A. Programs
M.A. Advisers (DGS, Program Director, etc.)
Departmental Administrator (DA)
Liberal Studies M.A. (LSMA) Programs

For brevity’s sake, the phrase “department-based programs” is used here to stand for all M.A. programs that are administered through structures and personnel associated with departments, whether they are interdepartmental (for example, Classical Studies, Mathematics of Finance, Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences) or based within a single department (for example, English and Comparative Literature, Sociology, Statistics). Such programs are distinguished from the Liberal Studies M.A. programs (for example, American Studies, Islamic Studies, Medieval Studies), which are administered through the Liberal Studies M.A. Programs office in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.




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