Bard College
Students who got into Bard:
Tips mention: Interview (7), ACT/SAT (8), Grades (9), Sports/Extracurriculars (6), College Essay (7)“I applied regular admission, visited, but I didn't haveDec 04 2014Natural Resources
I applied regular admission, visited, but I didn't have an interview.
Female
I applied regular admission, visited, but I didn't have an interview.
Female
“Excel in classes and express that you are passionateOct 30 2014Computer Science
Excel in classes and express that you are passionate about your academics somehow in the application.
Male
Excel in classes and express that you are passionate about your academics somehow in the application.
Male
“Bard did not require SAT or ACT scores whichNov 11 2013English
Bard did not require SAT or ACT scores which I am very thankful for because I bombed that shit. Make sure you write a great essay and you get good letters of recommendation!!
Female
Bard did not require SAT or ACT scores which I am very thankful for because I bombed that shit. Make sure you write a great essay and you get good letters of recommendation!!
Female
“All the usual stuff: good essays, good grades, goodJul 18 2011Unknown
All the usual stuff: good essays, good grades, good extracurriculars, etc. However, Bard doesn't require standardized test scores, and really does consider the student as a whole person. If you are an interesting and motivated person, but you got a few bad grades in high school, get in contact with your admissions counselor and explain why. Bard admissions counselors really spend a lot of time on their decisions and do their best to look at each applicant as a person rather then just a file (I work in the admissions office as a student tour guide and have seen this firsthand).
SAT: 2180 Female
All the usual stuff: good essays, good grades, good extracurriculars, etc. However, Bard doesn't require standardized test scores, and really does consider the student as a whole person. If you are an interesting and motivated person, but you got a few bad grades in high school, get in contact with your admissions counselor and explain why. Bard admissions counselors really spend a lot of time on their decisions and do their best to look at each applicant as a person rather then just a file (I work in the admissions office as a student tour guide and have seen this firsthand).
SAT: 2180 Female
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Bard has an 85% acceptance rate to medical school. Think about that for a moment.
SAT: 1900 Male