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Spring 2010 Seminar Application Process
Below is the process for gaining admission to all seminars offered by the Columbia and Barnard History Departments.
1. Students do not have the ability to pre-register for
seminars; the option has been blocked by the Registrar. Students may NOT register themselves for seminars directly. Registration is handled by the Undergraduate Administrator.
2. Submit a fully-completed seminar application form during
the submission period. This semester, the period will be from Thursday, October 29-Thursday, November 5 at 5pm. The application will be removed from the website at that point. Follow all the instructions in the form. Please note: the
order in which applications are received does not factor into seminar
admission decisions. Faculty may give
priority in seminar admission to senior history majors who still need to
fulfill their seminar requirement.
3. Listed of accepted/waitlisted students will be posted here on November 13.The
lists will indicate which seminars are closed or full and which are open or
still have slots available based on the results of the seminar application
process.
4. If you receive two closed seminar acceptances, you
must decline one by 5pm on November 19 by emailing emk2114@columbia.edu.If you no longer wish to take a seminar to
which you have been accepted, please email emk2114@columbia.edu
as soon as possible. Based on these
sources of attrition, instructors may accept additional students into their
seminars. Instructors will notify
students via email if they have been accepted in this way. All of these changes will be noted on the
accepted/waitlisted student lists.
5. If you have not received any seminar acceptances, did not
participate in the seminar application process, or if the seminar to which you
have applied has been canceled, you may attend the first meeting of any open
seminar to gain admittance directly from the instructor.
6. If you are admitted to a seminar, you must attend its
first meeting. If you miss the first two
meetings, the instructor may drop you from the roster and give your spot to
another student.If you are on the
waiting list for a seminar, you must attend its first meeting to have a chance
at being admitted directly by the professor.
7. Accepted students will be registered by the History Department once class lists are determined.
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