University of Pittsburgh-Bradford

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  Address

  300 Campus Drive, Bradford, PA 16701

  Phone Number

  (814) 362-7500

  Web Address

  www.upb.pitt.edu/

  Mission Statement

  Pitt-Bradford is a vibrant and exciting place to live, learn, and grow. Ensuring the academic success of our students is our single most important priority. To that end, we offer a comprehensive array of academic programs and services. These undergraduate and graduate academic programs foster skills and habits of mind that lead to rewarding careers, lifelong learning, and fulfilling lives. The high quality of our academic programs is reflected in the success of our alumni, who are known for their leadership, professional accomplishments, and eagerness to contribute to the common good. Degrees earned at Pitt-Bradford are conferred by the University of Pittsburgh, one of the premier universities in the world. Visitors to Pitt-Bradford notice immediately our beautifully landscaped campus. The university is centered around the natural environment. The Allegheny National Forest and the integrated system of hiking trails and streams provide the perfect backdrop. Accentuating the beauty of our campus are newly completed and ongoing building projects. Our Frame-Westerberg Commons, which serves as our student center, provides luxurious dining at affordable prices and a comfortable place for students to gather. Many other essential services are available in the Commons, which is located in close proximity to the residence halls. Also recently placed in service is our renovated and expanded Sport & Fitness Center, a state-of-the-art facility serving the physical and intellectual needs of our students. Blaisdell Hall is our newest campus facility, which houses the communication arts and fine and performing arts programs at the University, in addition to a 500-seat theater. We expect that this new facility will provide the additional capacity and advanced technology to enable our communication arts and fine arts programs to rise to new levels of excellence.

  Type of School

  Four or more years, Public

  Religious affiliation

  None

  Highest degree offered

  Bachelors

  Calendar

  Semester

  Setting

  Town, remote from an urban area

  Distance learning opportunities

  No

  Size

  Total enrollment

  1,874

  Enrolled full time

  1,538

  Enrolled part time

  336

  For a 12-month period as of 2007.

  Student Body

  Men enrolled full time

  652

  Women enrolled full time

  886

  American Indian/Alaskan Native

  0%

  Asian/Pacific Islander

  1%

  Black/Non-Hispanic

  3%

  Hispanic

  1%

  White/Non-Hispanic

  83%

  Non-Resident Alien

  0%

  Race/ethnicity unknown

  11%

• Admission Basics

  Admissions office phone number

  -

  Open admission policy

  No

  Undergraduate Application fee

  $45

  Applied

  834

  Admitted

  661

  Enrolled

  339

  Admitted %

  79%

  Admission factors

  Admission test scores

  Required

  Secondary school GPA

  Required

  Secondary school rank

  Recommended

  Secondary school record

  Required

  TOEFL

  Required

  Completion of college preparatory program

  Recommended

  Recommendations

  Recommended

  Formal demonstration of competencies

  Neither required nor recommended

  Admission statistics

  Students submitting SAT

  95%

  SAT 1 Verbal 25^th percentile score

  450

  SAT 1 Verbal 75^th percentile score

  530

  SAT 1 Math 25^th percentile score

  450

  SAT 1 Math 75^th percentile score

  550

  Students submitting ACT

  19%

  ACT Composite 25^th percentile score

  18

  ACT Composite 75^th percentile score

  24

• Cost

  In-State Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates

  $11,660

  Out-of-state Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates

  $20,880

  Books and Supplies

  $1,000

  On-campus room and board

  $6,850

  Off-campus room and board

  $6,850

  Financial Aid

  Students Receiving Aid

  98%

  Receiving Federal Grants

  36%, $3,222 on average

  Receiving Institutional Aid

  74%, $6,411 on average

  Receiving Student Loans

  86%, $5,217 on average

• Sports

  National Collegiate Athletic Association Membership

  Member of National Collegiate Athletic Association

  Football program

  -

  Basketball program

  -

  Baseball program

  -

  Cross country/track program

  -

• Military Programs

  ROTC

  Yes

  Army

  Yes

  Navy

  No

  Air Force

  No

How We Get These Numbers

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• Your Chances is our estimate of how likely you are to be admitted.
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