According to the latest employment data, the employment and post-study plans rate at Columbia Journalism School is around 79%.
In the graduate class of 2024, out of the 260 members, 205 students have either secured employment or have plans to pursue internships, freelancing, higher studies, etc.

Who is the most famous Indian alumni of the Columbia Journalism School?

Akash Gaur

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'.

Who are the most famous members of the Columbia Journalism School alumni network?

Akash Gaur

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

What are the advantages of living in New York?

Akash Gaur

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

Is off-campus accommodation available to students at Columbia Journalism School?

Akash Gaur

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.