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Columbia University offers various programs through its 13 professional schools and four undergraduate schools. Here are the steps on how to apply to Columbia University as an international applicant:

• Make sure you meet the admission requirements: These requirements vary depending on the program you are applying to, but they usually include a high school diploma or equivalent, standardised test scores, and letters of recommendation. You can find more information about the admission requirements on Columbia University's website.

Check admission deadlines: Missing admission deadlines can severely affect your chances of getting into Columbia, hence it is recommended to start the application process as early as possible.

• The closing date for early decision applications is November 1.
• The QuestBridge National College Match submission deadline is November 1st.
• Early decision financial aid applications must be submitted by November 15.
• Online announcement of early decision applicants' decisions in mid-December.
• The standard decision application deadline is January 1.
• Early January is the deadline for early decision applicants to submit deposits.
• The deadline for normal decision financial aid applications is February 15.
• Decisions on applications for routine decisions are published in late March.
• For a normal decision, the deposit deadline is May 1.
• Requests for enrollment deferrals must be submitted by May 15.
• The final transcript submission deadline is in late June.

Submit your application materials: The application materials for international students include the following:

• Application form.
• Official transcripts from all high schools attended.
• Standardized test scores.
• English proficiency test scores.
• Letters of recommendation.
• Personal statement.
• Writing sample.
• Resume.
• Financial aid application (if applicable.)
• Pay the application fee of $85 - $150 (INR 7,047 - 12,437).
• Attend an interview: Columbia University may require you to attend an interview as part of the application process, usually conducted by alumni or faculty members.
• Wait for a decision.