Are you feeling stressed for finals, needing help organizing a study plan, or wanting to learn some new studying strategies? Join the program coordinator for academic coaching for one on one support! There will be drop in hours at various times from April 15th - May 2nd. You can sign up for a time using this form. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Allie Johnston at ajohnsto@barnard.edu.
The Non-Residential Support Office in collaboration with SEE and the Deans' Office for Advising and Support will be hosting Commuter Student study spaces!
Are you feeling stressed for finals, needing help organizing a study plan, or wanting to learn some new studying strategies? Join the program coordinator for academic coaching for one on one support! There will be drop in hours at various times from April 15th - 25th. You can sign up for a time using this form. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Allie Johnston at ajohnsto@barnard.edu.
The **NEW** deadline to withdraw from a spring 2024 class is April 22, 2024 at 5:00 p.m.
Note that this is NOT the same date as the p/d/f deadline.
Withdrawn classes will not affect your GPA and you will not earn credit for them, but they will remain on your transcript, and a W will be entered place of the final grade.
Note: You may not withdraw from a class if doing so would leave you with fewer than 12 credits.
To withdraw from a class, use this online form , following these steps:
1. Consult with your adviser.
2. Get an email from your adviser confirming they approve you to withdraw from this specific class.
3. Download that email as a PDF or save a screenshot of it.
4. Complete and submit the online W form on or before the W deadline, uploading your adviser’s confirmation email when prompted to do so.
5. You will receive an email confirmation once your W request is processed, ordinarily within two business days.
Note that the W may not appear on your record until the end of the semester when final grades are entered.
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As we get closer to the end of the semester and final exams -- please check the Columbia University Projected Final Exam Schedule before you schedule your departure from campus! Days and times are accurate; the only difference between the "projected" exam schedule and the full schedule is the latter will also have locations. The detailed, class-by-class list for both Columbia and Barnard classes should become available online after midterms.
Need to speak with CARDS to schedule final exams or discuss any final exam hardship? Stop by Altschul 101 on either Aprill 11 or Aprill 18 to meet with a member of CARDS staff!
Columbia has launched an updated Course Search in Vergil, which Barnard students can also use.
The tool has similar search criteria as Student Planning, including the ability to look for classes that satisfy Barnard General Education (Foundations) requirements. It also has the option to “Only show classes with open seats” in the search results.
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Whether you're ready to compete for your class-year or just want us to save you a seat at the Games, be sure to RSVP by Monday, April 15th!
Check out our latest Instagram post for more information and check your email for updates!
Early Fall 2024 course registration period will take place from Monday, April 15 - Friday, April 19, 2024. In preparation for this time, departments hold open houses so that students have an opportunity to ask questions about the courses taking place in the following sesmter and how to best satisfy degree requirements!
Not sure what major you would like declare? Consider stopping by one of these open houses to ask questions! See the list below for all department open houses taking place in April and any relevant fliers!
Early Fall 2024 course registration period will take place from Monday, April 15 - Friday, April 19, 2024. In preparation for this time, departments hold open houses so that students have an opportunity to ask questions about the courses taking place in the following sesmter and how to best satisfy degree requirements!
Not sure what major you would like declare? Consider stopping by one of these open houses to ask questions! See the list below for all department open houses taking place in March/April and any relevant fliers!
Speaking Fellows create learning environments that empower students to explore, question, and reflect on their speaking and listening skills. Through peer-to-peer workshops and one-on-one meetings, Speaking Fellows help students articulate what they want to say and how they want to express those ideas to others. We welcome first-years and sophomores in all majors to apply. The application is due now Friday March 29th at 11:59pm (the flyer deadline is incorrcet, 3/29 is the new deadline).
Link to apply: https://forms.gle/
Meet with a Speaking Fellow about the application: speaking.
Learn more: barnard.edu/speaking-
Contact us: speaking@barnard.edu
The Barnard Bold Conference facilitates conversations between students, faculty, and staff to strengthen teaching and learning at Barnard. The conference will feature sessions on generative AI, facilitation, the politics of refusal, citation justice, and more. RSVP here.
Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton and Dean Keren Yarhi-Milo of SIPA will once again be offering their course, Inside the Situation Room, this coming fall. 2024
All rising Juniors (ie: current Sophomores) and rising Seniors (ie: current Juniors) may apply.
The course is designed to teach students to understand why and how foreign policy decisions
are made, drawing insights from political psychology, domestic politics, and international
relations. The lessons learned from this inter-disciplinary analysis are applicable to all
leadership roles. You can read the full course description below.
Additional details: This course includes a large lecture and weekly discussion sections. The
lecture, led by Secretary Clinton and Dean Yarhi-Milo, will include a Q&A for the last 20 minutes
or so focused on the topic of the given week and sometimes also on current events.
Undergraduate students will also register for a required discussion section and course grades
will be assigned by discussion section instructors.
Application Process: Please apply through the application form no later than 11:59 pm on
Thursday, March 28. Students will be notified on Friday, April 12. Please note that once
selected, students will be vetted by US Secret Service.
There are several options for Barnard students who want or need to take classes this summer. Please come see your Sophomore Class Dean if you have any questions about what follows.
1. Barnard is offering 34 classes this summer, in two summer sessions. They are now listed on the Barnard Summer Courses Website and on the Directory of Classes.
When can I register for them?
Now! And the last day to add a class is May 26. Please see the Summer Course site FAQs for details.
How can I register for them?
Via SSOL -- yes, you read that right. Register for Barnard summer courses via SSOL. Note that there are two sections for each class, and Barnard students must register for section 1.
Here's a guide with screenshots for how to register using SSOL: http://assets.ce.columbia.edu/pdf/slar/osa-ssol-reg-instructions.pdf
How will I be billed?
Costs will be listed on the Summer website, and you will be billed by Barnard on a per-credit basis.
How will these courses be counted?
Summer courses will automatically appear on your Barnard transcript, just like classes taken during the year. Courses taken for a grade will factor into your Barnard GPA.
What if I need CARDS accommodations in summer?
Learn more here: https://barnard.edu/disabilityservices/resources-and-opportunities-current-students
Any other questions?
Email summersession@barnard.edu
2. As in past years, Columbia will be offering summer courses, which Barnard students may take.
When can I register for them?
Registration is now open for Columbia Summer courses.
How can I register for them?
Via SSOL. Be sure to adhere to rules about summer transfer course registration, listed on the registrar's website
How will I be billed?
Columbia will bill you directly.
How will these courses get onto my transcript?
Note that Columbia summer courses are considered transfer credit, so in addition to registering, be sure to submit the Summer Course Approval Form. Once you complete the course(s), Columbia will automatically send transcripts to the Barnard Registrar. Columbia Summer courses will appear as transfer credits on your Barnard transcript and will not be factored into your Barnard GPA.
What if I need CARDS accommodations in summer?
Learn more here: https://barnard.edu/disabilityservices/resources-and-opportunities-current-students
3. You may also take courses at another accredited college or university and transfer them back to Barnard.
How do I get those approved?
Look for courses that adhere to the rules about summer transfer course registration. Register for them directly through the host university, and be sure to submit the Summer Course Approval Form and to request that a final, official transcript be sent directly to the Barnard Registrar when your courses are finished. External summer courses will appear as transfer credits on your Barnard transcript and will not be factored into your Barnard GPA.
Early Fall 2024 course registration period will take place from Monday, April 15 - Friday, April 19, 2024. In preparation for this time, departments hold open houses so that students have an opportunity to ask questions about the courses taking place in the following sesmter and how to best satisfy degree requirements!
Not sure what major you would like declare? Consider stopping by one of these open houses to ask questions! See the list below for all department open houses taking place in March and any relevant fliers!
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