Recruiters should submit date requests for interviews and events in the 2019–20 season through COIN.

COIN is also where employers enter job descriptions, collect RSVPs and applications, view résumés, select candidates, and view on-campus schedules. It is also where they post jobs for just-in-time hiring.

Interview date requests received by 9 a.m. ET on April 24, 2019, will be given first priority. Every effort will be made to confirm dates in early May.

Requests received after 9 a.m. ET on April 24, 2019, will be processed after May 6 in the order they were received.

Corporate presentation dates may be requested at the same time an employer requests interview dates but will not be confirmed until interview dates have been finalized. Expect confirmations in late-May, early-June.

No preference is given to early request submissions.

 

Please log into COIN, the School's Career Opportunity Information Network to submit your date request. This interface gives you the ability to:

• Request on-campus recruiting dates & presentations
• View and manage your on-campus recruiting schedules
• Invite students
• Enter and manage job descriptions
• Manage company presentation details
• Manage company contact information
• Post off-campus jobs for MBA Students, Executive MBA Students, MS Students and Columbia Business School Alumni
• Collect resumes for off-campus job postings

If you are having any difficulty with the system, please contact your account manager or the Career Management Center at 212-854-5471.

Open/Bid Schedules

Companies utilizing open/bid schedules have found it a beneficial way to discover quality candidates who were not otherwise identified. The CMC encourages firms to hold open or partially open schedules to allow students interested in the firm to bid on interview slots. Contact your account manager to learn more about the open/bidding process.

International and Regional Recruiters

No interviews or offers for summer internships are permitted between August 19 and the start of interviews as previously listed. Exceptions may be allowed for certain international and regional offices outside of the New York tri-state area, only with prior approval from the CMC.