Overview of Bradley University

I transferred to Bradley. It has been more than accommodating to transfer students and its so helpful in enjoying school.

I enjoy being at Bradley because not only am I learning a lot, I am also having fun! College is supposed to be about learning about what you want to do with your future and learning about yourself. I've learned how to live on my own and be independent. Bradley has helped me to learn how to time manage my day so I don't waste any time. I do study and do homework a lot but I also make sure I have time for myself. I hang out with my friends, go to the gym, go out to parties, and still find time to sleep! I enjoy being here because I feel like I'm learning and having fun. The campus has a lot to offer, not only academically but socially, I am involved in many organizations including a sorority, and still get my homework done. The campus offers Greek life, intramural and club sports, many social clubs, academic clubs, and charity organizations. I am currently starting to get involved with a new organization called Paws for independence. This organization trains rescued dogs into dogs for the disabled. Organizations ranging from Paws for independence to Organizations for specific majors are available at Bradley. I can almost guarantee, if you want to get involved with something your passionate about on campus there's a club for you! Another great thing about Bradley is that if a certain club or organization is not on campus that you want to be a part of, you can start it yourself! Even though the campus is small there is always something to do on campus, whether it's hanging out with friends in someones dorm room, going to a Division 1 sports game, or getting involved in a club or organization, there is always something to do on campus.

Although Bradley has a very small campus, there are plenty of organization and things to do to keep you busy.

My interactions were minimal, but the few people I met were nice.

Initially the change from such a large city environment to such a rural country town was very drastic for me and I missed the city. But after making many friends, some of which felt the same way, I found I was able to adjust to the change in environment rather well. A good thing about the campus is that it's only 3 or so hours from the city so whenever I missed hanging out downtown I just hopped on the Peoria Coach Charter and went home for the weekend. It's the perfect distance away, not too far but not too close either.