Events

Whether you are hoping to better understand class structure, make connections with faculty and current students, or get a feel for campus culture - visiting campus is the best way to find out if Bard Center for Environmental Policy is the right fit for you. When you register for a campus visit, our Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability admissions staff work with you to customize an on-campus experience when it is convenient for you. Your visit may include: 

• Attending classes 
• Having lunch with current students 
• Meetings with faculty 
• Taking a campus tour 

When to Visit:

We want you to visit when it works best for you. However, there are some time frames and days of the week that will set you up for a more enjoyable experience. To request a visit, click "RSVP" and please read through the information about when it is best to visit before selecting your preferred dates. 

Each semester the Bard MBA in Sustainability holds one residency weekend at the Bard College campus in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY. Whether you are a Hudson Valley local or you just want an opportunity to explore (who can resist the Hudson Valley's changing leaves and apple picking in October ?) - please join us for our upstate residency!

Attending a residency visit provides you the opportunity to better understand the Bard MBA weekend residency structure, make connections with faculty and current students, and get a feel for our community's culture. It is truly the best way to see if the Bard MBA in Sustainability is the right fit for you.

Once each semester, the Bard MBA in Sustainability invites those individuals who have already started an application to attend an extended residency visit at their location in Brooklyn, NY. This visit gives prospective students the opportunity to not only experience a residency for themselves, but to truly embed themselves into the community. Those who attend can expect to:

• Participate in classes
• Enjoy meals with MBA community members
• Take part in private meetings with both current students and faculty
• Have all of your questions about the program answered by a panel of MBA community members
• Attend the MBA community meeting

Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability holds virtual open houses for prospective students to learn more about graduate school options in our MBA in Sustainability and Center for Environmental Policy programs.

During these open houses, prospective students have the opportunity to meet with current students, alumni and faculty from their program of interest. It's the perfect way to connect with the Bard GPS community, and get any questions answered about the student experience directly from those who know it best - the students and alumni of the programs.

What we cover:

• Overview of graduate program offerings
• Student experience
• Alumni career outcomes
• General admissions and financial aid information

A $65 application fee waiver is available at the end of the session to those who participate in the webinar.

Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability holds open houses for prospective students to learn more about graduate school options in our MBA in Sustainability and Center for Environmental Policy programs.

During these open houses, prospective students have the opportunity to meet with current students, alumni and faculty from their program of interest. It's the perfect way to connect with the Bard GPS community, and get any questions answered about the student experience directly from those who know it best - the students and alumni of the programs.

Attending a residency visit provides you the opportunity to better understand the Bard MBA weekend residency structure, make connections with faculty and current students, and get a feel for our community's culture. It is truly the best way to see if the Bard MBA in Sustainability is the right fit for you. When you register for a residency visit, our Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability admissions staff work with you to customize your visit, which may include:

• Attending classes
• Having lunch with current students
• Meetings with Program Director and Faculty
• Attending an MBA community meeting