Barnard College Top Questions

I love Barnard. I don't love everyone who goes here, but the school as a whole is the most welcoming, wonderful place you could be. And New York nightlife is A+

I ended up going to Barnard because I knew that even if the school wasn't perfect, I would still be in the middle of New York City. As it turned out, the school experience itself was pretty amazing in ADDITION to being in the middle of one of the most exciting cities in the world. I will always appreciate having New York at my doorstep all through college, and I don't think many schools could replicate the tight-knit community of a small college in the middle of this urban jungle.

The school's students are very proud to be Barnard women, and that pride carries itself through the college years and stays with you for the rest of your life.

diversity of student population, range of course offerings. it is both a small college and simultaneously part of a large university, which provides many opportunities not available in small colleges or big universities by themselves.

It is the only women's college I applied to.

Liberal arts college within a large research Uni.

We combine the tight-knit community of a small liberal-arts school with the resources that come with a big university like Columbia, which is very unique and special. Also, because Barnard is all girls, we each share a bond based on our experience at school with only one sex.

i love it here. i am still getting used to some of the conservative and traditional aspects of it but all in all it is a good place for an intelligent young women with high goals set for herself to go to.