Admissions Events
FALL PREVIEWS
Join us for Fall Previews! Discover the impact of a bold women's college education and learn how we support your journey from matriculation to graduation and beyond. Experience campus firsthand through student-led tours, gain valuable insight into the admissions process, polish your work during dedicated essay workshops, and explore resources designed to make Barnard affordable.
It’s the perfect opportunity to envision your future at Barnard and connect directly with our community.
- SEPTEMBER: Saturday, September 19th and Sunday, September 27th
- OCTOBER: Saturday, October 3rd and Sunday, October 18th
- NOVEMBER: Saturday, November 14th
- DECEMBER: Saturday, December 12th
Come visit Barnard's campus during Fall Previews! Get an inside look at the Barnard experience!
- Explore our NYC Campus: Step inside our classrooms, newest facilities, and green spaces on a student-led campus tour.
- Break Down the Admissions Process: Gain key insights on Barnard’s application process, and tips for your essays.
- Discover our Support Networks: Learn about the resources designed for your individual success, from advising and internships, to affordability and wellness.
Higher Education Opportunity Programs Scholars Day 2026: Monday, October 12th
Formal registration will officially open by Tuesday, September 8th. Join our mailing list today so we can notify you when registration goes live and send you updates about the schedule and event details.
We invite New York State students and counselors interested in exploring Barnard's Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) and Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) to join us for a day-long program on Monday, October 12th. Learn about the Barnard community, how these programs support student success and gain tips on completing your application.
**In order to be eligible for these programs, students must meet specific eligibility requirements outlined on the websites above, including being a New York State resident and meeting the low-income guidelines set by the New York State Department of Education.