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A college degree is one of the best investments you can make in your future. Two 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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Sydney Collins doing physical training at the police academy.

Criminology Student Completes College at the Police Academy

By 5:50 a.m. Sydney Collins is in the police academy gymnasium to begin an hour of physical training—running, calisthenics, cardio, “anything to get our heart rates up.” […]
Bridgewater College students at Commencement 2026

Bridgewater College Celebrates Class of 2026 During Commencement Ceremony on May 2

Bridgewater College recognized 315 undergraduate and 26 master’s students receiving degrees on Saturday, May 2, during the College’s 146th Commencement ceremony. […]
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Bridgewater College Recognizes Outstanding Alumni

Bridgewater College honored three alumni at the College Awards ceremony last month for their professional achievements and humanitarian service. […]

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Two Alumni Follow Path from BC to the Lab

When Nick Sherman ’90 was an undergraduate student at Bridgewater in the late 1980s, his professors in the Department of Chemistry drilled into him the three pillars of scientific research: measurements, data analysis and dissemination.