Bradley University is a top school in the engineering and nursing field. As an engineering student myself I am learning all sorts of interesting, helpful, and lifelong information. Bradley is opening the world to me through the eyes of a student, of a person ready to learn. Even if engineering or nursing isn't your major, the other curriculums are still top of the list. The teachers are always ready to help you and guide you to excellence. Your learning skills and experience will soar to new heights.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
Bradley isn't only a school, it's a community. They have tons of activities, clubs, and sports to participate in. From basketball and indoor soccer to skydiving and fencing to music and drama. Bradley just opened the Markin Center, their new gym, and it is amazing. They have plenty of room to workout, do programs, and just have fun. They are always having special programs taking place on campus, special guest speakers, and meeting with other students and employers in the local area. Even the dorms are fun. Once you get to know the people on your floor or in your building, you'll always have people to hang out with. You can never be bored at Bradley as long you get out and explore.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
Bradley is a top school in the nation. It is known nationwide, I know this personally as I had a friend mention my school to her friend in California, and they had heard of Bradley's prestige. If you put in the work, you are guaranteed to get the education you are seeking. Outside of classes, the school offers so many extracurricular activities at no extra charge. You get your moneys worth.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
From the moment you arrive at campus, go out and get involved. Join a fraternity or a sorority, clubs, groups, anything that you might find interesting or fun. You can learn so many things that you never thought you'd have the chance to. I myself took a fencing class, something I never pictured myself doing, but it was absolutely worth it. Go out and meet people, Bradley isn't a huge campus, so you'll be seeing the same people a lot, might as well make them your friends. As for classes, study, ask for help, and focus on you goals.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Engineering or nursing students should definitely look into Bradley. The programs here are recognized nationwide and they provide some of the best knowledge in these areas of study.
Bradley University is a top school in the engineering and nursing field. As an engineering student myself I am learning all sorts of interesting, helpful, and lifelong information. Bradley is opening the world to me through the eyes of a student, of a person ready to learn. Even if engineering or nursing isn't your major, the other curriculums are still top of the list. The teachers are always ready to help you and guide you to excellence. Your learning skills and experience will soar to new heights.
Bradley isn't only a school, it's a community. They have tons of activities, clubs, and sports to participate in. From basketball and indoor soccer to skydiving and fencing to music and drama. Bradley just opened the Markin Center, their new gym, and it is amazing. They have plenty of room to workout, do programs, and just have fun. They are always having special programs taking place on campus, special guest speakers, and meeting with other students and employers in the local area. Even the dorms are fun. Once you get to know the people on your floor or in your building, you'll always have people to hang out with. You can never be bored at Bradley as long you get out and explore.
Bradley is a top school in the nation. It is known nationwide, I know this personally as I had a friend mention my school to her friend in California, and they had heard of Bradley's prestige. If you put in the work, you are guaranteed to get the education you are seeking. Outside of classes, the school offers so many extracurricular activities at no extra charge. You get your moneys worth.
From the moment you arrive at campus, go out and get involved. Join a fraternity or a sorority, clubs, groups, anything that you might find interesting or fun. You can learn so many things that you never thought you'd have the chance to. I myself took a fencing class, something I never pictured myself doing, but it was absolutely worth it. Go out and meet people, Bradley isn't a huge campus, so you'll be seeing the same people a lot, might as well make them your friends. As for classes, study, ask for help, and focus on you goals.
Engineering or nursing students should definitely look into Bradley. The programs here are recognized nationwide and they provide some of the best knowledge in these areas of study.