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Page: www.bard.edu
Email: admission@bard.edu
The very unique and even more “creative” students at Bard College
are truly diverse – “both ethnically and in sexual orientation.”
Most definitely “A Place to Think” –the school motto –
Bard offers “a rich academic environment” and requires each
of its “highly self-motivated” students to complete a Senior
Project. The progressive Excellence and Equal Cost Program makes Bard
available to top students at a state-school price.
Academics
Student/Faculty Ratio: 10:1
Degrees Awarded
Bachelor's
Master's
Doctoral
Full-time Faculty: 106
Most Popular Majors
social sciences
literature and writing
fine arts
Admissions
Selectivity Rating: Mega
In top 10% of HS class: 57% Average SAT: N/A
Average ACT:
Campus Life
On Campus Housing: Y
% Living on Campus: 85 Counseling Services: Y
Career Services: Y
Extracurriculars
Athletic Division: Division III
Registered Organizations: 60
Honor Societies: None
Religious Organizations: 5
Financials
Tuition: $28,512
% Freshman Recieving Aid: 64% Avg. Freshman Loan: $3,100
Avg. Freshman Grant: $16,000
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