ACADEMIC RESOURCES CENTER
Bard College is committed to providing academic
support for all students. The faculty and staff associated with the Academic
Resources Center provide assistance to:
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students who need tutoring in subject-specific
fields in the many disciplines offered at Bard.
Services provided include classes, workshops, and
assistance in developing new learning strategies, tutorials, and other academic
advice that may be appropriate to the student’s individual needs.
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students who possess basic academic skills but who
experience difficulties with the
demands of college level work, including such issues as time management,
study skills, and the writing of research papers;
Individual tutoring in writing
and in other subjects can be arranged by contacting the Academic Resources
Center, located in the basement of Stone Row, or by calling 758-7812, or by
filling out the appointment form at
http://inside.bard.edu/academicresources/tutors/. The Center is open
Monday-Friday, 9-5, although tutoring sessions may be scheduled with
peer-tutors for others days and times as well. Review sessions and individual
tutoring for math and sciences, and drop-in hours for math and writing help are
also available during the semester.
Call 758-7812 for days and times, or visit the BARC website at:
http://inside.bard.edu/academicresources/.
All students at Bard College must take and pass a
mathematics or computing course before graduation. In order to enroll in such a
course, a student must take and pass the Q exam. For more information about the Q exam, contact Jan Rizzuti, the
Director of Quantitative Literacy, at 758-7811, or go to
http://inside.bard.edu/academicresources/academics/q_exam/.
In compliance with Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990,
Bard College is committed to providing equal access to the College’s academic
courses, programs, and activities for all students. Students with physical or
psychological disabilities should register with the Academic Support Specialist
in order to receive necessary accommodations. Forms are available at:
http://www.bard.edu/admission/forms/pdfs/disability.pdf.