Columbia University Student Financial Services
Sponsored Students
Sponsored Students
Overview
Sponsored Students and Third Party Billing
Sponsored students are those whose educations at Columbia University are funded directly by a third party, called a sponsor. Examples of sponsors are an employer, educational institution, government agency, foundation, grant, or other institutional source.
For sponsors that require Columbia to send an invoice for educational costs directly to them, the process is handled by the Third Party Billing staff in Student Financial Services.
Note: Students who pay Columbia first and are subsequently reimbursed by their employers are not handled by Student Financial Services. Students who receive reimbursement upon submission of grades or completion of sponsor terms must adhere to the established payment due dates.
Sponsored students are those whose educations at Columbia University are funded directly by a third party, called a sponsor. Examples of sponsors are an employer, educational institution, government agency, foundation, grant, or other institutional source.
For sponsors that require Columbia to send an invoice for educational costs directly to them, the process is handled by the Third Party Billing staff in Student Financial Services.
Note: Students who pay Columbia first and are subsequently reimbursed by their employers are not handled by Student Financial Services. Students who receive reimbursement upon submission of grades or completion of sponsor terms must adhere to the established payment due dates.
