Reviews

The education is good and the teachers are very friendly and helpful!

The town of Bradford is pretty boring. It is a good idea to bring your own forms of entertainment.

The tuition is up there but for a University of Pittsburgh degree its worth it. Plus, if you apply for scholarships for on-campus students then you'll get a break on the expensive tuition cost.

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Those who are from a small town and love that atmosphere or those who do not want too many distractions.

My classes were difficult so far, but I just completed my freshman year.So this past year was mostly gen eds.

I have a lot more friends than in high school. I made some of the best friends anyone could ever have. We find ways among our friends to keep busy, like games,human vs. zombies, movies and just hanging out. I love it up here. It helps that i love the snow too!

It's a Pitt degree without paying the price of Pitt-Oakland :)

The townhouses are small, but some of the best times you'll have in college. They are small but you really get to know the people you live with,some of the best people you meet, or how you find your best friends.

All of my teachers have been fantastic so far. The professors have been pushing me to learn the most that I can, while still trying to make sure that I succeed.

Bradford is a tiny and rather boring town, but having all my friends on campus helps cure the boredom. There are some things to do in town such as a movie theater, ice skating rink, and bowling alley. I came from a large suburban town, so switching to a small town was a little challenging, however I love being on campus now and have made so many new friends that I will have for forever.

Overall, compared to some of my friends who are paying for school Pitt has a reasonable price. College is expensive don't get me wrong but overall I am not being killed with high prices. For the education I am receiving I believe it is worth the price.

I would pack light but warm. Coming from 6 hours away I packed everything and anything I could fit into my car...bad idea. The weather gets very cold in the winter so I would invest in a heavy coat and some boots, maybe even a sled for snow days (which there are plenty). If you are worried about being somewhere so tiny compared to a city...don't be. Campus does a great job of providing things to do on campus along with giving students discounts at some of the local stores. I love this campus and am so glad I made the decision to come to Bradford.

Any student, as long as you don't mind a little cold and snow. If you are looking for a tropical paradise; this school is not for you. If you are looking for a beautiful campus surrounded by beautiful scenery and amazing people then I would definitely check out Pitt-Bradford.

Most of the professors are great but with every college you will run into a few duds.

There are a lot of on campus activities considering it is such a small school. The food is great, and the dorms are nice because they are apartment style. However some of the dorm rooms extremely tiny so browse the options before you fill out your housing application.

The education is great and having a degree with the University of Pittsburgh name on it is great.

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The University of Pitt-Bradford is a small, friendly campus. The professors are extremely knowledgeable, and always make an effort to ensure your success. The program options are flexible, which helps when you are a non-traditional student

Stay focused on your goals. At the University of Pitt-Bradford, there is many resources to help you succeed. Taking advantage of these resources will make your degree seeking endeavor a success!

In order to be successful, you must have the drive and ambition to keep up with your studies. The professors expect you to put in your all in order to succeed. They will help you every step of the way, but you must put in the effort.

As a non-traditional student, I do not need a dorm. As a matter of fact, I think my husband and children would miss me if I decided to move into a dorm. However, I have heard that the dorms are very nice and clean.

The food is great! There is many options available for students. The dining room is clean and well kept. The dining staff is friendly and efficient.

Bradford is a very rural area, however, there is the Main St. Movie House that plays the newest releases. We are also fortunate enough to be surrounded by the Allegheny National Forest, which is great for hiking. Many people will go to state park and swim, bike ride, or just walk and enjoy the scenery! The views are beautiful in the autumn. Downtown Bradford has great shops!

Any student can be successful. Because the University of Pitt- Bradford offers a flexible degree plan, non traditional students, or those that work have the opportunity to earn a degree!

This campus is very safe. There is a great team of campus police that are always available. Because the University is a smaller campus, many people get to know one another.

The teachers really care about the students. The classrooms are small, which helps students stay focused. The clubs are awesome, and the people are very nice.

It is very cold here, so bring warm clothes. Get involved with clubs and activities. Contacts professors with any problems, they are here to help you.

There is a wide range of classes, and they even have online ones.

The town houses are small, but the community is awesome. The dorms are very nice, but the community is closed off. Both could use cleaning before new students move in.

The food has its good and bad days, but there is always something good to eat..Usually.

Play sports at the gym, watch movies, play games, club events. There is a campus wide activity almost every other day that is put on by clubs.

The school offers a panther scholarship, which helps a little, but you have to keep a good GPA for that.

Humans Vs Zombies, is a newer tradition. Its very fun, and it the only chance adults are allowed to shoot each other with nerf guns and not get made fun of.

Snow lovers, small town students, community lovers.

so many! the ones i'm involved with are Christ In action (CIA), APO (service fraternity), and Environmental studies club. SAC is the major club here. It's the club that puts on most of the events, and gets school funding.

We have a good amount of sororities and fraternities.

Were actually one of the few schools that have campus police that are allowed to carry guns. Throughout campus are emergency buttons, and the police really make the students feel safe.

The campus is encircled by beautiful Appalachian mountains glazed with snow. Class sizes are rarely above 40 students allowing dedicated- if eccentric- teachers to assist students. Of course, if you need to relax there is always icicle jousting.

This campus is small, but the academics are great. Teachers know you, and are willing to sit down and work with you. All in all, great place to be educated.

I would recommend to start college undecided. It will give you the chance to get your general educations done, and you can explore what you want to do with your life. I did not come to college undecided, and I regret it.

This campus usually has something going on every weekend, but there is a movie theater to go to on the weekends. The downside is if you want to shop at stores other than wal-mart or big lots, you would have to travel to erie, PA or buffalo, NY.

There is a club for almost everyone, and if there is not a club you like, you can create one.

Pitt-Brad is a growing university with small classroom sizes. With smaller classes, it's more convenient for students to get more one on one help. It also provides a nice atmosphere with extra-curricular activities for everyone no matter what type of interests you have.

Take a visit and check it out.

definitely has its challenges but plenty of opportunity to meat with professors or go to study centers with tutors.

the rooms are nice but I've never lived in them. just visited friends who seem to like them

The food is pretty good. I enjoy the caf�© between classes

intramural sports, fitness center, fishing,

Kappa Sigma Rho Alpha is an internationally recognized fraternity at this campus. there are also other local fraternity and sororities

It is a small school so you get 1-1 help with just about anything from tutoring to writing help to study tips. The people here are very friendly so its not too hard to make any friends and the school does a good job with those who are transitioning from all different types of settings.

If you want that 1 on 1 help, please apply to this school! The teachers here are very helpful as long as you reach out to someone, you will receive help. Also, if you're coming from a city environment, prepared to be challenged with being in the middle of nowhere and having nothing to do. There's actually things here to do. You just have to find them.

The school does a good job for those coming in to the school of challenging the students with difficult work by creating a variety of labs, group assignments, and individual work.

Whatever you do, don't live in a townhouse here. Why? They have their ups and downs to living in one, but if you're roomed with dirty people who never clean, be prepared to go through some bathroom trouble and small space.

It depends for everyone, but the school does not really have a variety of food to choose from when it comes to eating. I am personally not a picky eater, so it does not really bother me, but the one dining hall here will cause you to gain weight if you eat the unhealthy choices everyday.

The campus is completely safe. You never have to worry about someone getting physically hurt. Unless you know the wrong people, there may be a change of robbery, but it is very unlikely. You can leave your things just about anywhere like the library table or a classroom and not worry about anyone stealing anything.