Applying

*NEW* Bronx campus information can be found here or you can call 929-458-2521.

Overview

Bard High School Early College is a public, non-specialized, and screened high school/early college.

Eighth and ninth grade applicants who are interested in our program must fill out the Department of Education’s High School Application on MySchools. Please ask your guidance counselor for additional information about the high school ranking website. Students who are applying from private or parochial schools are advised to speak with your school’s principal or headmaster for guidance. Students may rank up to 12 non-specialized programs/schools on the Department of Education High School Application in addition to the specialized and audition high schools. Please note that students who apply to BHSEC Manhattan and any of the other New York City campuses must list the school as separate choices. Please review program/school choices and carefully prioritize the list. We strongly recommend that you seek advice from your guidance counselor and review the NYC High School Directory before ranking programs.

Students applying for early college

Applicant Profile

When reviewing applicants who apply to 9th grade at BHSEC Manhattan, we generally look for:

How to Apply (Please check back for application information for 2023-2024)

  1. If you fit our admissions profile, rank BHSEC Manhattan on your Department of Education (DOE) High School Application on MySchools listing Bard High School Early College as one of your 12 choices. Ranking order matters. Please rank Bard High School Early College in preference order.
  2. You will be required to submit assessment writings and video via the additional materials page in your MySchools dashboard.
  3. Remember, if you are applying to more than one BHSEC campus, you need to list them as separate choices. The Program Code for the Manhattan campus is M51A. The Program Code for the Queens campus is Q74B. The Program Code for the Bronx campus is X46C. Click here for more information on the DOE high school admission process.

Attending an open house, tour, or speaking to a Bard High School Early College representative at a fair is not required.

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