Is Barnard the same as Columbia?
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Anonymous
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Barnard College students attend Columbia University, just like Harvard College students attend Harvard University.
Students should say they attend "Barnard", "Barnard, Columbia", or "Columbia-Barnard". Nobody worth talking to looks down on Barnard. Only envious losers do, especially people afraid of women. https://barnard.edu/boldly-barnard/columbia-university |
Anonymous
So radical that you don’t even need to be female to get admitted anymore. Because “women’s colleges” are now inclusive….of males! Sooooooo freaking progressive, ladies! Sooooo liberated… |
Anonymous
By parchment’s own admission their confidence level is not statistically significant |
Anonymous
It says 95% confidence for this case. |
Anonymous
| Obviously it's not the same. |
Anonymous
in your mind, not at Barnard College “ Barnard accepts applications from those who consistently live and identify as women. To be considered for admission, application materials should support this self-identification.” In other words, if your transcript says you are female you can apply. Do you think they need to do physical exams, too? |
Anonymous
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It is interesting that in the 1980s Columbia had a 65% admit rate while Barnard had a 50% admit rate. NO ONE wanted to go to college in Harlem (really Morningside Heights).
Anyway, Barnard was/is still the easier admit. Sister went there back then, she never could have swung an Ivy acceptance but my whole family referred to it as Ivy/Columbia just to make her feel better and bc I was at an Ivy. It’s a good school that is just outside Ivy caliber. Diploma says BC of CU. The actual school is across Broadway so not inside the Columbia quad fyi. |
Anonymous
| ^^^ also, Barnard grads tend to do well professionally but Anna Quindlen is like their shining star alum. |
Anonymous
Totally different. There's no separate applications for Harvard college and Harvard University. There are separate applications for Barnard and Columbia University. |
Anonymous
Gee, it's across the street that takes all of 10 seconds to cross. Barnard is physically small because they share the entire campus with the rest of Columbia. Barnard does have a nice, modern library that many CU kids use. Not sure it's outside ivy caliber cuz Barnard, Wellesley, and many 7 sisters are definitely preferable to Cornell that PP went. |
Anonymous
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So you apply to Barnard and Columbia.
Rejected by Columbia but got in Barnard. You still claim Columbia. That's a fraud. |
Anonymous
But not if you say Barnard College of Columbia University. That is truth. Or Barnard College, Columbia University. That is how they are instructed to list it (I recently saw a resume) and asked about the relationship. |
Anonymous
Incidentally, the resume was a law firm lateral and the law school was Duke. For what it's worth. |
Anonymous
| Barnard is Barnard. It's not that complicated. |
Anonymous
Oh shit they are trying hard. I knew. |