a day in my life as a columbia university student ✨🦁 - nyc, college, realistic, vlog 

omigosh it's great to hear that you enjoyed this video and are inspired to apply :) and yes, I hope I provided a better idea of what it's like to be a student here please ask q's if you have any. ty for watching!!! :DDDD

I am experiencing some good years here too and I'm grateful I had the opportunity Thank you for watching and commenting!

@@yellow-cherry74 You're welcome. :) Obviously, I made that comment before the worst of the bullshit treatment of students happened there recently, but I hope you pulled through it okay!

hey! thats such a big compliment, i actually really need to improve in my camera stabilization which can be hard to do when filming w one hand so I rlly appreciate your view and tysm for watching :DD

@@yellow-cherry74 awh ofc! btw i just subbed to you!

:D ty same from me to you!

hey! tysm for your compliment! please stay tuned for more videos in the future :D

hey! thank you so much for your support I definitely need to improve my camerawork. Thank you!

hi! tysm for your feedback and compliment. i enjoy editing but on a separate note I will definitely try to improve my camera skills in the future lol xD

hey! tysm for commenting. i actually did the same thing (i wasn't accepted as a first year applicant) definitely just make sure and i tell this everyone that when you submit your app you feel that you made it the best version you could have possibly created. it's definitely possible !!

@@yellow-cherry74Hey i’d love to get in contact with you because im doing the same thing currently. Im at the stage of the application process and want to know more about your essays responses and interview if you did one! Thank you :)

@@yellow-cherry74 thank you for that ur so kind!! if i do get accepted i would get enrolled in fall 25. i'm not sure but still working hard on it tho. wish me luck🥲

hi tysm for watching :D to answer your q: international students make up a big % of student population (maybe like 10-15%?) and many of them are not native english speakers. however, they are able to speak english fluently to a degree. i dunno how it is for them to take notes and listen in class, but i think if you are still worried, students are able to talk to professors for some kind of informal accommodation (like recording lectures and posting them, etc.) but i would encourage you to practice your english as much as possible b/c english is the linga franca and the university expects you to alr know it to some degree (that's why international students take english proficiency exam for admission) also, for the speaking in front of others... you are expected to participate in discussion based classes to some degree. it depends on professor's participation policy (some can be chill and others rlly want you to talk) but your participation can affect your grade so yes: unfortunately it is expected for you talk a bit in class. not like every class session but maybe once in a week or something (unless noted by the professor otherwise). i hope this helped. lmk if you have more q's! im happy to answer them :)

YEAHHHH absolutely good luck to you!!!!

thank you so much for your comment it feels rlly amazing to read comments like your's so tysm for your support, and i hope you're doing well to :DDD

Heyy thanks a lot for your comment your support is much appreciated. And yes will keep posting as much as I can so please stay turned !! 😄😄

hey, tysm for commenting and im glad you enjoyed my video! im rlly happy to hear you had a positive experience doing the barnard pre-college program - unfortunately, i don't offer services in essay or application review. thank you and i sincerely wish you the best of luck!

tysm for the comment :D and yes, it counts as a meal swipe to eat at the pizza dining hall!

hi! thank you so much for your comment :D lets see, i'm majoring in sustainable development and i would say i really love campus life. there are so many passionate people which leads to so many niche clubs and groups (like if you like board games, there's a board game club, cooking, there are several food/cuisine clubs, identity clubs, etc... there's even a circus club i think lol) i also do admire our campus student protest initiative. it's been a hard semester because of what's happening around the world but students never stop protesting for things they believe in and while I don't believe it's unique b/c students of various uni's protest nationwide, it's a deep/inherent quality in columbia's campus/student life history that is very special and powerful

xD dunno, they just do? also i actually didnt like it at first at all but for some reason kept having some before eventually liking it a while later so it takes some getting used to.

wow that's really amazing you have a degree in music I haven't met many who do. honestly, i kinda wish i had more proclivity for it b/c i had a really positive experience in this class and from my impression, it seems like music major classes feel more creative and discussion based (which i prefer) than any STEM-related major classes xD

@@yellow-cherry74 they definitely are! definitely more hands on and applied than the STEM classes I took (except for the lab components lol) and even some of the other arts classes I took. as difficult and personal as a fine arts degree is, it's truly beautiful to be surrounded by art and the discussion of art all day, every day haha

thanks for your comment! and i don't use any specific app i just find and download online pdf versions of the books i need for class!

there's nothing to lose so definitely give it a shot!

hmm i have no idea because this was the professor's playlist

@@yellow-cherry74 It is the prelude from Wagner's opera Tristan und Isolde, one of the most influential pieces of classical music ever. I sure hope your professor told you why!

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