<p>Rachelsophia, you seem to be a solid prospie. Keep it up and hopefully you’ll get in. Bard’s awesome.</p>
<p>The food isn’t that bad. It DOES, however, get old after awhile. also, they’ve stepped up the food this year so it’s better than it was.</p>
<p>They don’t show the dorms on tour at bard because all of them are so incredibly different that it wouldn’t be a fair representation. The rooms a pretty large for college standards. A lot of dorms have individual bathrooms that lock, if you’re not into communal bathrooms. kitchens are big, common rooms are interesting, etc. etc. </p>
<p>The dorms are split up into:</p>
<p>North Campus - Hudson/Catskill (trailers. big rooms, thin walls, awesome view), Cruger Village (Cruger, Keen, Oberholzer, Barlett, Sawkill, and the Tree Houses–Sycamore, Maple, Spruce, and Mulberry), Manor/Manor Annex, and Old/New Robbins (Manor and Robbins are upperclassman only. The rest are mixed). Not too bad of a walk. Almost exactly half a mile from Robbins and Manor though to the rest of campus.</p>
<p>The Village - Village Dorms A-K are upperclassmen, environmentally friendly dorms, some suite style, some not. Nice area, nice dorms, no wifi.</p>
<p>Main Campus - South Hall and Stone Row (both upperclassmen dorms). Haven’t been in either.</p>
<p>South Campus - Williams (trailer), Alumni Houses/“The Toasters” (Wolff, Obreshkove, Shafer, Rovere, Rueger, Steinway, Bluecher, Leonard, Bourne, and Shelov), Sands, and Feitler. I haven’t been in Sands, but the rest are pretty nice. Feitler is the vegetarian/vegan cooking dorm. The food is apparently awesome. Everywhere but Feitler and Sands (and even so, Sands isn’t too far away) is close to main campus.</p>
<p>I probably forgot some places, but that’s basically the rundown. You can look at pictures of the dorms online, but each dorm (except for the tree houses and the alumni houses) are done in different architecture styles, colors, etc.</p>