Columbia University FACTS 2017

Timeline Schools and Colleges 1754 Royal Charter establishes King's College Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and under King George II of England. Preservation, est. 1881, 1784 Renamed Columbia College by New York Dean Amale Andraos State Legislature. School of the Arts, est. 1965, 1857 College moves from Park Place, near the Dean Carol Becker present City Hall, to 49th and Madison. 1864 Students enter the School of Mines, now Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, est. 1880, The Fu Foundation School of Engineering Dean Carlos J. Alonso and Applied Science. Columbia Business School, est. 1916, 1889 Barnard College becomes an affiliate of Dean R. Glenn Hubbard Columbia. 1896 Trustees formally designate Columbia as a Columbia College, est. 1754, university. Dean James J. Valentini 1897 The University moves to its present site in College of Dental Medicine, est. 1916, Morningside Heights. Dean Christian Stohler 1928 Opening of the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, the first to combine The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and teaching, research, and patient care. Applied Science, est. 1864, 1947 Nevis Laboratories is founded in Dean Mary C. Boyce Irvington, New York, offering facilities for School of General Studies, est. 1947, experimental physics research. Dean Lisa Rosen-Metsch 1949 The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory opens in Palisades, New York. School of International and Public Affairs, est. 1946, 1983 The first Columbia College class to include Dean Merit Janow women arrives on campus in September. Columbia Journalism School, est. 1912, 2002 Lee C. Bollinger begins term as Columbia's Dean Steve Coll 19th president. Columbia Law School, est. 1858, 2004 Commemoration of Columbia's 250th Dean Gillian Lester anniversary. 2006 The Columbia Campaign launched; totals School of Nursing, est. 1892, exceed $6.1B at its close in 2013. Dean Bobbie Berkowitz 2016 Dedication of the Manhattanville campus. Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, est. 1767, Dean Lee Goldman Campuses School of Professional Studies, est. 2002, Morningside Heights, 116th & Broadway, Dean Jason Wingard New York, New York Mailman School of Public Health, est. 1922, Manhattanville, 125th & Broadway, Dean Linda Fried New York, New York School of Social Work, est. 1898, Medical Center, 168th & Broadway, Dean Jeanette C. Takamura New York, New York

Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Affiliated Institutions Palisades, New York Barnard College Nevis Laboratories, Irvington, New York Teachers College Reid Hall, Paris, France Jewish Theological Seminary Union Theological Seminary

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Libraries Executive Vice President for University Facilities and Operations, David Greenberg Columbia University Libraries is one of the top five academic library systems in the North America. The Executive Vice President for Arts and Sciences, collections include over 13 million volumes, over David B. Madigan 160,000 current journals and serials, as well as Executive Vice President for Global Centers and extensive electronic resources, manuscripts, rare Global Development, Safwan M. Masri books, microforms, maps, and graphic and audio- visual materials. Services and collections are organized Director, Intercollegiate Athletics and Physical into 19 libraries and various academic technology Education, Peter E. Pilling centers, including affiliates, and employs more than Executive Vice President for Research, 400 professional and support staff. G. Michael Purdy

Trustees (as of September 2017) Senior Executive Vice President, Gerald M. Rosberg Jonathan D. Schiller Andrew F. Barth Executive Vice President for Communications, Chair Lee C. Bollinger David M. Stone Abigail Black Elbaum A’Lelia Bundles Executive Vice President for Finance and Vice Chair Kenneth Forde Information Technology, Mark T. Gallogly Anne R. Sullivan Lisa Carnoy Vice Chair Joseph A. Greenaway, Jr. University Ombuds Officer, Joan C. Waters James Harden Noam Gottesman Wanda M. Holland Greene Faculty Size (Fall 2017) Vice Chair Marc Holliday Full-Time Instructional Employees Jonathan Lavine Benjamin Horowitz Arts and Sciences 978 Vice Chair Charles Li Morningside Graduate 621 Medical Center 2,515 Claire Shipman Lu Li Paul J. Maddon University Total 4,114 Vice Chair Alexander Navab Rolando T. Acosta Faculty Research (FY 2017) Kyriakos Tsakopoulos Armen A. Avanessians Sponsored Project Expenditures $1,069M License Revenue $55M Senior Leadership Invention Disclosures 391 President, Lee C. Bollinger Patents Awarded 116 Technologies Licensed to Start-up Companies 22 Provost, John Coatsworth Executive Vice President for University Staff Size (Fall 2017) Development and Alumni Relations, Full-Time Non-instructional Employees Amelia J. Alverson Medical Morningside Total General Counsel, Jane E. Booth Center Secretary of the University, Jerome Davis Research 956 1,153 2,109 Libraries 132 12 144 Executive Vice President for University Life, Administration 4,383 3,128 7,511 Suzanne B. Goldberg Support staff 2,113 1,205 3,318 Executive Vice President and Dean of the University Total 7,584 5,498 13,082 Faculties of Health Sciences and Medicine, Lee Goldman

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Undergraduate Admissions Undergraduate Student Costs Columbia College and Engineering, 2016–2017 2017–2018 Entering Fall Class Tuition and fees $55,056 $57,208 2007 2012 2017 Room and board $13,244 $13,644 Applications 21,343 31,851 37,389 Total $68,300 $70,852 Admitted students 2,255 2,362 2,263 Admit rate 11% 7% 6% Undergraduate Financial Aid (FY 2017) Columbia General Enrolled students 1,333 1,415 1,405 Engineering Yield rate 59% 60% 62% College Studies Total aid $105.4M $37.3M $25.2M Student Enrollment (Fall 2017) spending Total tuition Undergraduate 8,868 $244.5M $84.1M $86.2M Morningside Graduate 15,798 income Medical Center 4,318 Aid as a % of 43% 44% 29% Professional Studies & Special Programs 3,445 tuition University Total 32,429

International Student Profile Capital Spending (FY 2017) Percentage of students who are non-resident aliens New construction & acquisitions: $299M (Fall enrollment): Renovations: $157M 2007 2012 2017 Undergraduate 9% 13% 17% Budget Information (FY 2017) Morningside Graduate 32% 40% 48% Revenues $4.79B Medical Center 11% 8% 10% Tuition & fees 23% Professional Studies & 29% 22% 51% Government grants & contracts 19% Special Programs Private gifts, grants, & contracts 12% University Total 22% 26% 35% Other educational & research activities 5% Number of countries represented, Fall 2017: 151 Medical faculty practice plans 25% Investment income & gains utilized 13% Most-represented countries, Fall 2017: China, India, Other 4% Canada, South Korea, and France.

Expenses $4.38B Degrees Awarded (2016–2017) Instruction, research & educational Undergraduate 2,021 administration 39% Morningside Graduate 7,897 Research 13% Medical Center 1,301 Medical faculty practice plans 22% Certificates 1,103 Library 2% University Total 12,322 Operation & maintenance of plant 6% Institutional support 7% Auxiliary enterprises 3% Depreciation 6% Interest 1% Other 1%

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Alumni We have 399,002 alumni living in the United States, its territories, and 188 foreign countries.

Fund-Raising (FY 2017) Total number of gifts 82,120 Total number of donors 58,227 Total fund-raising amount $603M

Endowment Market value as of June 30, 2017: $10.0B

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