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The School of General Studies has a different application than Columbia College. It does not use the Common App. GS caters to a very different potential student body compared to CC and the other undergraduate colleges at Columbia; therefore, the focus of the application is different and the admissions council's focus is very different. Grades are probably not all that important. It's more important to show that you have potential and are driven to signNow your goals. They are looking for a person who, regardless of their past, has learned and grown from their experiences. Show that and you are well on your way.Application information can be found here: Applying to GS | General StudiesThere is basically an application form to fill out, test scores, transcripts, and recommendation letters, the usual. There is one essay with an optional one.The essay is 1500-2000 words and is basically a history of your life and your future plans. 1500-2000 words is a liberal amount of space so really dive into who you are as a person. Given that the School of General Studies is for non-traditional students, I would say the essay is one of the most important components of your applications. This is where you can set yourself apart from others, explain why you're a non-traditional student, and what that experience has taught you and how what you have learned will benefit the Columbia community. Given that this area is the only place GS can get an idea of who you are, I would recommend also writing an optional essay about a more specific area of your life. Of course, it is optional so no need to do so if you feel like you were able to express yourself fully in the required essay.As for test scores, you can submit the usual SAT and ACT scores, but if you've been out of school for a while, these may have expired. If so, no worries. The School of General Studies offers an Admissions Exams that you can take instead of the SAT/ACT. I did not take this exam so I can't tell you what it's like.Other than that, I would say try to get very good recommendation letters.

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