If a review is needed, Math and Computer Camp is offered each term prior to classes. Scheduling details can be found in the Commit Pack for admitted students. Columbia Business School strongly believes that developing computer skills is an integral part of the MBA education. The School's intense curriculum makes computing indispensable, and faculty members continue to incorporate more computing into course work every year. To ensure sufficient and convenient computer resources to accommodate students' academic needs, the School has included a computer requirement as part of the MBA Program.
Detailed information is provided on the Web site for admitted students.
Because every student owns a notebook computer, computing is a fundamental and integral part of the Columbia Business School experience. Students routinely take notes in class, submit assignments and take final exams using their notebook computers. They also select courses, access career resources and schedule interviews with recruiters via the World Wide Web. These include a set of required, or core , courses that are normally completed in the first year. No transfer credits from other institutions may be applied toward the MBA degree.