QS Rank:
34
Columbia University
New York
,United States
Program Rank
11
Program Name
Master of Science in Applied Analytics
Deadline
February 15th, 2025
Overview
View Official pageTotal Tuition Fees
$91,296
Duration
12 Months
Median Salary
$95,000
Ranking
#18
US World and News Report
#11
The World University Rankings
#34
QS World University Rankings
Intake
Fall ( Sept - Nov )
Class Profile
Class Size
20
Average Age
22
Average Work Experience
2 Years
Diversity
California:
20%Florida:
5%Illinois:
4%Texas:
10%New York:
30%Others:
31%Career Outcomes
Median Earnings After Graduation
$95,000 / year
Graduation Rate
94%
Prospective Job Roles
Data Engineer
Data Science Researcher
Data Security Specialist
IT Data Analyst
Spatial Data Analyst
Data Scientist
Database Developer
Data Science Educator
Data analyst
Top recruiters
Eligibility Criteria
English Proficiency Tests
TOEFL
100
IELTS
7
Standardised Test Score
GRE
310
Application Requirements
Here's everything you need to know to ensure a complete and competitive application—covering the key documents and criteria for a successful submission.
Application Fee: 150
Transcript
IELTS
TOEFL
Video Interview
General LOR
Resume
Statement of Purpose
Provisional Certificate
Degree Certificate
Application Deadlines
Priority 1 | Final Deadline | |
---|---|---|
Fall | Feb 15, 2025 | Jun 1, 2025 |
Fees and Funding
Tuition Fees
$91,296 / year
Overall Cost
$1,11,838 / year
Funding Options
Department Funding
Scholarships
Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science
FAQs
Admitted students who plan to enroll must submit official transcripts to Columbia Engineering. Certified and secure online official transcripts must be submitted directly to Columbia from your prior academic institution(s)’ Registrar Office to [email protected]; among these must be a transcript indicating conferral of a Bachelor’s degree. The policy for submitting official transcripts is as follows: 1) All students who have attended a college or university in the United States must submit electronic transcripts directly from their school to [email protected]. If a school does not offer electronic delivery, applicants must write to [email protected] to provide us with the link to their institution's webpage concerning transcript orders. Applicants may also be asked to provide additional documentation to confirm the school cannot send transcripts electronically. After verifying that your institution does not provide an electronic option, we will then authorize a hardcopy submission mailed directly to us by the Registrar of your university in a sealed envelope. 2) All students attending Chinese institutions will be required to contact CHESICC to arrange submission of a “Verification Report of China Higher Education Student's Academic Transcript” AND a “Verification Report of China Higher Education Qualification Certificate” or "Online Verification Report of China Higher Education Qualification Certificate" (for those earning a degree in China) to Columbia at [email protected]. 3) All other students who have attended an international university must submit an electronic transcript (if their school offers secure online delivery) to [email protected]. If the university cannot send transcripts electronically via a secure, password-protected system, applicants must order a Course-by-Course Evaluation and International Credential Advantage Package to be sent electronically to [email protected] from World Education Services (WES).
In this case, you would apply for admission just as any other prospective student following our usual application process. If you are admitted, you should be aware that the on campus MS program does not accept credits earned at another School toward the degree here. In other words, if you have taken similar courses at another School and you are accepted at Columbia those courses would not count toward your degree here. You may be able to replace courses you already took at another School with different courses at Columbia to make up the degree requirements. The degree requirement for the majority of MS programs at Columbia Engineering require 30 credits to complete. This may vary slightly depending on the program and whether the student has any deficiencies to make up. Upon admission, students may discuss their program coursework with an advisor. Prior to admission prospective students should review the department website for details about the programs.
Domestic students may enroll part-time (fewer than 12 credits) per term if the program allows for this. Most MS on campus programs allow part-time enrollment. However, some MS programs may require students to enroll full-time, such as the Chemical Engineering MS program. As an alternative, if you have other obligations or require a flexible schedule you may consider applying for CVN which allows all students to enroll part-time. Visit the department websites for more program details.
Yes. However, if you are accepted, you must complete the MS at Columbia University before continuing toward the PhD. This is referred to as the MS-PhD Track Program.
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