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Welcome to Annandale

Welcome to Annandale

Please use this site to familiarize yourself with Bard prior to your arrival on campus. We want your transition to be as seamless as possible, so we recommend that you spend some time learning about both the academic and campus life here at Bard. All early college students participate in the Language and Thinking (L&T) Program, which requires an early arrival to campus and a required summer reading. 

Learn More about L&T

Arrival Information

Early College students begin with a three-week Language and Thinking program in August and complete Citizen Science in January.  

  • Bard Early College Center (BEC) Students
    For students from BEC New Orleans and BEC Hudson
    BEC students are required to participate in the L&T Program and should follow the arrival and orientation schedule for incoming first-year students.
  • Bard High School Early College (BHSEC) Students
    For students from BHSEC Manhattan, Queens, Newark, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Washington DC
    BHSEC students are required to participate in the L&T Program and should follow the arrival and orientation schedule for incoming first-year students.
  • ECO Scholars
    If you are an Early College Opportunity (ECO) scholar, click the link below for more information or contact the Bard Educational Opportunity Program at
    845-758-7456 or [email protected].
    Learn More

Questions?

Contact Dean of Studies David Shein by email at [email protected], call 845-758-7045, or drop by his office at Gilson Place.

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