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North 9 Street
Williamsburg, Northern Brooklyn, Brooklyn
11249
$3,400
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246 East 46th Street, Apt 4J
Turtle Bay, Midtown East, Midtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10017
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East 6th Street
Alphabet City, East Village, Downtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10009
$8,995
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45-45 Center Boulevard, Apt 32...
Hunters Point, Long Island City, Northwestern Queens, Queens
11101
$6,940
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45-40 Center Boulevard, Apt 29...
Hunters Point, Long Island City, Northwestern Queens, Manhattan
11101
$3,895
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West 48th Street
Theater District, Midtown, Midtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10036
$4,194
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135 William Street, Apt 3B
Financial District, Downtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10038
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401 E 34th St, Apt S19K
Murray Hill, Midtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10016
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West 57th Street
Hell's Kitchen, Midtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10019
$4,514
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Water Street
Financial District, Downtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10038
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17 Battery Place, Apt 13P
Financial District, Downtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10004
$3,000
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55 Stone Street, Apt 2B
Financial District, Downtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10004
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95 Wall Street, Apt 301
Financial District, Downtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10005
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166 2nd Avenue, Apt 12B
East Village, Downtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10003
$3,450
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Pine Street
Financial District, Downtown Manhattan, Manhattan
10270
$7,315
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East Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Northern Brooklyn, Brooklyn
11211
$3,350
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Metropolitan Avenue
East Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Northern Brooklyn, Brooklyn
11211
$3,295
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Teachers College at Columbia University Apartments for Rent in New York, NY

About Teachers College at Columbia University

Teachers College at Columbia University began in 1880 when Grade Dodge, a philanthropist, created a “kitchen garden” in the area known today as Greenwich Village. This school taught skills such as sewing, cooking, hygiene, and other practical arts to immigrant women in dire financial situations. Dodge developed a deep understanding of her students and valued their backgrounds. She also learned to present different types of teaching material in meaningful ways.

In 1887, Columbia University philosopher Nicholas Murray Butler helped to grow the “kitchen garden,” which evolved into a new school dedicated to teacher education. In 1892, a board of trustees of New York’s most influential philanthropist families named it the Teachers College. Today, Teachers College serves as the Ivy League university's graduate school of education, health, and psychology. It is one of the oldest and largest graduate schools in the U.S.

Teachers College at Columbia University currently offers five graduate degrees: Master of Arts (M.A.), Master of Education (Ed.M), Master of Science (M.S.), Doctor of Education (Eh.D.), and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). These degrees are in over sixty programs of study covering social sciences, health and health promotion, educational policy, technology, international and comparative education, and educational leadership.

Student data

As of Fall 2021, Teachers College at Columbia University has a total enrollment of 5,816 students, 3,220 of whom are full-time, and the part-time enrollment is 2,596. The enrolled population at Teachers College at Columbia University is 35.5% White, 13.7% Asian, 11.9% Hispanic or Latino, 9.09% Black or African American, 2.52% Two or More Races, 0.125% American Indian or Alaska Native, and 0.0416% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders.

Notable alumni

With over 90,000+ alumni worldwide, here are some of Teachers College at Columbia University's most notable members: Mary Antin, immigration rights activist and author of The Promised Land, John Dewey (Philosopher), Art Garfunkel (Singer), Dr. Ruth (Sex Therapist), Carl Rogers (Psychologist), Margaret Mead (Anthropologist), Bill Campbell (Businessman), Georgia O’Keeffe (Artist), Edward Thorndike (Psychologist), and Lee Huan (Premier of the Republic of China).

Where are the academic buildings?

There are eight interconnected buildings at Teachers College at Columbia University, all of which are located on the 120th street block between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. The prime location makes the campus easily accessible via buses and trains, including the 1 train at the 116th Street station and the M4, M5, M11, and M104 buses at West 120th Street and Broadway (Teachers College).

Where are the residence halls?

There are five residence halls for students at Teachers College at Columbia University. First is Bancroft Hall, located at 509 W 121st Street. Grant and Sarasota Halls are located at 514 and 512 W 122nd Street. Both these resident halls are for single-student and family housing. New Residence Hall opened in 2004 as a modern building on 517 W 121st St., with in total 252 units, all with private bathrooms. Lastly, located at 1230 Amsterdam Ave, Whittier Hall offers several room types for students to choose from. The cost ranges from $5,357 to $11,664, depending on the floor plan.

Where do students live other than dorms?

Given its prime location in Manhattan, many Teachers College students choose to live off-campus. Some of the most popular neighborhoods among students who choose to rent on their own include West Harlem, the Upper West Side, Washington Heights, and Central Harlem.

For those interested in finding housing near Teachers College at Columbia University, check out RentHop’s annual Median Subway Rent Map to find more information on average rental prices by major subway stops close to the school.

Neighborhoods, landmarks, and activities nearby

Teachers College is close to major parks, such as Riverside Park and Morningside Park. It is also in close proximity to some of the most well-known landmarks in New York City, including the Fort Clinton site from the American Revolution War and General Grant Memorial, the largest mausoleum in the nation. Other nearby landmarks include the Cathedral of St John The Divine, the Amiable Child Monument, the Riverside Drive Viaduct, the Apollo Theater, and the Studio Museum.

Thanks to its location, Teachers College students can enjoy various food options, from BBQ to Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken. Some of the most popular restaurants around the campus include Tsion Cafe for Ethiopian cuisine, Oso for Mexican, and Dinosaur Bar-B-Que.

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