Student Perspectives

InasaBibic

Bosnia and Herzegovina
BA in Value Studies (2016)

I.Bibic@ecla.de

The interactions with other students often make one see things from surprisingly different perspectives and think about the world from different angles.

FileonaDkhar

India
Academy Year (2013)

F.Dkhar@ecla.de

I decided to give myself time to experience an education with a broader base. I wanted to spread my intellectual horizons as far as possible and then, when the time is right, to focus on my main interest.

ErëmirëKrasniqi

Kosovo
BA in Value Studies (2013)

E.Krasniqi@ecla.de

I felt that at ECLA I could join a conversation which would not necessarily give me answers, but would teach me to pay close attention to my intellectual anxieties.

DavidKretz

Austria
BA in Value Studies (2016)

D.Kretz@ecla.de

It is an intriguing moment when, after a few weeks of classes, the contents of different courses blend into each other and you start to see the connections between texts from completely different times, places and thinkers.

SalimMahhou

Morocco
BA in Value Studies (2016)

S.Mahhou@ecla.de

I believe that spending the next four years of my life at a college that advocates dialogue and critical thinking as the main pillars of education will shape me into a well-rounded individual.

ValeriiaPochko

Ukraine
Academy Year (2013)

V.Pochko@ecla.de

At ECLA of Bard, everyone’s previous experience is significant with regard to both academic and personal interaction.

DzmitryTsapkou

Belarus
BA in Value Studies (2014)

D.Tsapkou@ecla.de

ECLA of Bard doesn't let you stagnate in one place. It is very dynamic academically and is just plain full of wonderful people with all kinds of backgrounds and opinions.