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A college degree is one of the best investments you can make in your future. Three years ago, we took a bold step to lower tuition and make the cost of a college education more transparent. We let everyone know a Bridgewater education is within reach. We got real about college costs, so more students would be able to access the real value of the BC experience. Today, we remain committed to that accessibility and transparency in our pricing. Learn more about what makes BC the best value for a private college education.

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Building Community One Loaf at a Time

“I loved the small college experience. The really strong sense of community allowed me to build myself as an individual. I learned not to put myself in a box and was able to develop an identity outside of expectations.” […]
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Summer Research Suggests Humans Still Beat AI at Party Games

“We learned that you could change the player experience based on whether you are playing against AI or not,” Dr. Sam Hamilton said. […]
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Bridgewater College Offers New AI Certificate

The Nolen School of Business and Professional Studies at Bridgewater College will launch a new 12-credit certificate in artificial intelligence literacy in fall 2026. […]

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BC Graduate Returns Home to Teach Young Musicians

Kalia Page ’22 teaches the next generation of musicians as Band Director for Wilson Memorial High School in nearby Fishersville, Va. The percussionist and music educator spent the past two years in Philadelphia studying for her master of music in instrumental conducting before returning home to the Shenandoah Valley.