Is Columbia Journalism School part of the Ivy League?

Indian television journalist & author Barkha Dutt is the most famous Indian to have pursued their studies from CJS.

Barkha has worked for prominent Indian news agencies such as NDTV & Tiranga TV. She currently runs her own digital news channel called 'MoJo Story'.

The institute is home to a number of notable media personalities & workers who have worked at some of the most prominent news agencies in the US & across the globe.

Given below are some of the J-school's most notable individuals:

·      Carolyn Gusoff: Long Island Reporter at WCBS-TV

·      Josh Elliott: Television Journalist 

·      Marysol Castro: Public Address Announcer for New York Mets

·      Pat Buchanan: Journalist & Author

USA is considered a land of opportunities & there are only a few other US cities that offer opportunities to students than New York.

Given below are some of the key benefits of living in New York:

·      Better Job Opportunities

·      Top-Notch Universities

·      Public transportation

·      World Class Dining Facilities

·      Better access to Nature

The J-School does not maintain off-campus accommodation, however, it does maintain a dedicated off-campus house listing website offering accommodation to students at non-Columbia owned residential properties.