Offers in-person and remote tutoring. The introductory video provides an overview of what the Center can offer you

TRIO works to support generation college students, income eligible students, and students with disabilities. You can apply here

If you have a documented disability, you can find resources and support here

Student Relations can support you with concerns like academic challenges, mental health, basic needs, behavioral needs, interpersonal conflicts with roommates or staff, medical absence, and difficult life transitions

Visit the library's website to view hours, book a study room, to chat with a librarian for support, and more

Sign up to meet with an Academic Life Coach at Columbia to get the most out of your college experience

How to register for classes in five steps, with an instructional video

Find your advisor and their contact information

Find resources on community and culture, access books and documentary films on race and culture, and read Columbia's Land Acknowledgement

Explanations and links for college-related vocabulary

"Student learning outcomes statements articulate the concepts and skills that students are expected to acquire through completion of their programs and individual courses."

Find links to scholarships and immigration legal resources from the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities

"Beyond DACA: A Directory of Resources for Undocumented Students & Individuals." Find resources developed for college students

"Undocumented Resources for Educators, Parents, Students, and College Graduates"

"Non-profit agencies providing free or low-cost assistance with immigration matters"