Class of 2030 Profile

The Dual Degree Program between Tel Aviv University and Columbia University offers students an international educational experience —a program spanning two continents and cosmopolitan cities. The Program allows students to enhance their global outlook and develop their language skills and communication abilities to the highest academic level. Learn more about the incoming class of newly admitted Dual Degree Program students below.

Applicant Overview

211 Total Applicants  88 Applicants Offered Admissions Interview  84 Total Admits (40%) 58 Yield (69%)

SAT Ranges

Average scores for first-year admitted students who submitted SAT scores

SAT Total

1500–1600: 45%1400–1490: 45%1300–1390: 10%

Math (Left) and Verbal (Right) Scores

Math750–800: 62%700–740: 38%Verbal750–800: 43%700–740: 43%650–690: 11%600–640: 4%

Dual Degree Citizenship

US Citizenship 65.5%International Citizenship  34.5%Dual Citizenship 48.831%

8 Countries Represented

 Austria, China, France, Israel, Poland, Taiwan, United Kingdom, United States

World Map

US Residents hail from 13 states and commonwealths, including: California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Washington

Types of Secondary Schools Attended/Diplomas Earned

(Admitted Students Only)

Advanced Level Exams (A-Levels): 10
Bagrut: 7
French Lycée/Baccalauréat: 2
Local HS Diploma 59: (53 from US, 6 from abroad)
International Baccalauréat School/Diploma: 6