Bard is actually two programs in one: Bard's main location and the BGIA program.
Bard is a LAS college, just like UCR, in the beautiful Hudson Valley, roughly three hours North from NYC. Around 2000 students take courses across all disciplines. Classes are small and taught by some of the best faculty around; at the same time, Bard's community is sprawling and active. Facilities include a 900-seat concert hall, libraries, two cinemas, state-of-the-art laboratories and two waterfalls on campus.
The Bard Globalization and International Affairs program is a one-semester program based in New York City. You'll take interdisciplinary courses and do an internship at e.g. the UN or an NGO all while living only three blocks away from Central Park.
Questions? Apart from asking the AAC you can directly approach Trish Fleming (fleming@bard.edu), Bard's amazing exchange officer.

At the University of Nebraska at Kearney, located in central Nebraska, students can experience both beauty and nature of the great plains and the feeling of attending a relatively large university. UNK has a total of about 6,600 students from different states in the United States but also from many countries around the world. The university is small enough that there is a definite feeling of community and solidarity, but large enough that you can still regularly make new friends in classes, campus events, bars, and organizations. Kearney is known as a 'university town,' because students make up such a large percent of the population of 30,787. Most classes at UNK have around 25 students or less, so students can interact and receive guidance and feedback from professors. UNK has its own library, labs, large indoor sporting facilities, pool, football stadium, campus housing, cafeteria, multiple on-campus restaurants and stores, greenhouse, and much more.

Glendon is a small LAS college situated on a beautiful old family estate in Toronto, Canada, with around 2700 students from more than 100 countries around the world. Glendon offers high-quality Social Science and Humanities courses in both French and English, with an average class size that's only slightly higher than UCR's.