Great academics. Very typical liberal arts education.
Incredible architecture and campus.
I went here for 2 years and i was not impressed. The people are really weird and they were always asking me for smokes
Don't go here for any science. Good art/music teachers, lousy sciences.
Solid college. Gf goes to this school and she's a good kisser.
Bard was alright, I've had better but I've also had worse. My main qualm is that after placing my order a girl in the back mixed it up with a Nietzsche and Nagel compilation. It took them four years to sort things out and deliver on the diploma. Three stars for education, two for service, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and settle at three. Needless to say, I won't be returning.
Cannot thank the great folks at Bard Conservatory enough for their instruction and encouragement of my eldest as he recently graduated from the Master's Degree Conducting program. Am very grateful that he was able to participate in such a world-class experience on such a diverse (and beautiful) campus! Bard has definitely prepared him for a very bright future in the music world!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Even having grown up in the area for 15 years, I took a risk and chose the closest school to my home, thinking I'd have to leave within a year to get away from this small town. The truth is that Bard is its own community, rather than a campus. The faculty is extremely accessible and helpful. It's easy to find people around you to challenge and inspire you constantly. There is so much opportunity at Bard for anyone ready to become a part of the community.