Columbia, I think, has this ice.

They say, like this.

Doubled magic.

Get magic of a Ivy League university.

This little light of Europe, I think, along with this living in the heart of New York City in Manhattan.

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I think the best part about Columbia University is the resource is that it alters the type of network that it provides.

And also it's the only place in New York City where you can feel like you're in your own environment.

I think the best part of Colombia is definitely at least be in New York.

And then also I think the ambition and like the intelligence of people here, is at a whole new level.

By definitely was touring other colleges in high school, and I just when I came here, I knew that there was like a certain Dr that just didn't exist in other places.

And there was like, It's not just New York.

It's like this other element, but you can't really like grass, but it's their best bar is probably the campus.

I think it's beautiful.

Today is actually nice day.

So I was walking around.

It's like a really nice and also the faculty and students for sure.

Yeah, the qualified professors are always willing to like talk, and they have great life experiences.

Yeah, compared to my undergrad, where people were mostly academics, professors and, like TA is like people here have lives outside of academics, which is good best part of Columbia University for me personally, and for I speak for a lot of people when I say this is the incredible, incredible amount of diversity, I'm myself a nontraditional student.

I actually have about 55 year gap period between any kind of education, and I personally didn't do so well in high school.

So I wanna have the opportunity to come here and be accepted.

I met people off old from all walks of life, old, you know, different countries and not everyone's the same age.

I'm part of a program where there's a lot of people in the same age.

Bracket is being even older.

I'm 25 that's two people that 30 years old, people down the mill military and just meeting all walks of life.

And the experiences that you hear provides just incredible perspective, you know, in life in general, moving forward academically and professionally.

Well, I'm a business student from China, so I come calling me up for only this master.

But I think what?

That I really like the class on them and call me a professor's here really helpful, and they will arrange some extracurricular activities for us, and we benefit a lot from him.

My experience is unique in that I am in the general studies program.

So for like the nontraditional students who have taken time off from their education and are not coming back.

So I came to Colombia with, like, a lot of intention with regard to like how I was approaching my education.

I think the best part about coming to a school like Colombia is the Access Thio really incredible people and professors and exposure to ideas Got what I like the most is that there's a lot of people from all over the world and the conversion like you get to learn more about the world with people than in the classroom, and I think that's something you'll never get out anywhere else.

It feels like undergrad.

It feels like a small college, but then you have, like, resource is like all these like grad schools and like like lots of research opportunities, I feel like it sound trying.

Please save it is like actually like small liberal arts college.

But like with the resources of a big research like I could really feel that I think the best part it is quarter, even though it's like, really annoying at times.

But we're like all taking the same classes at least cc for my lit class, which is like a first year literature.

We would like everyone living in the freshman dorms like talk about the books of the same time.

So I think that was a cool experience, like all going through the same struggle, like talking about it and hearing a bunch of different voices in, like a really small class for me.

I'm from Singapore on, and I'm a teacher's college specifically.

So I think it's really great that way.

Got to share many different cultural and international experiences with one another here.

Small class sizes.

It's It's an intimate experience and the aesthetics trying to access the opportunities you have here.

I mean, you know, you're really not gonna find so many different groups of experts in their fields and small place anywhere else.

Quality of the classes of the good classes.

I would say I'm happy here.

First Yale, I came here sort of just ah, random shot in the dark.

I happen to love it.

I think this place is single school.

I'd be happiest.

I really lucked out.

Maybe that's cognitive dissonance was tricked myself into thinking that, but I love it here.

I don't think that's a sentiment universally shared, though I think I'm one of the few people I know who thinks that this place is really warm.

Yeah, that doubled magic from some cute little poem.

I think about this place.

It is little perfect rectal in years rectangle middle of Manhattan.

You have both, so I can't get the Yale that anywhere else.

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