Office of Admissions - Hanley Library
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Bradford,
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16701
The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford is a welcoming, energized community of thinkers and doers who have a bold spirit that sparks ideas and leads change. Pitt-Bradford's supportive and inclusive community as well as its powerful Pitt degree empower students to flourish in their lives and careers so they can boldly impact the region — and the world beyond — with confidence.
Visit upb.pitt.edu/about to learn more.
Assoc. Professor of Biology, Division of Biological and Health Science
Assoc. Professor of Computer Information Systems & Technoloy, Division of Management & Education
Assoc. Professor of Chemistry, Division of Physical and Computational Sciences
Assoc. Professor of Psychology, Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Medical Doctor - BRMC- Bradford, PA
President, Super-User Technologies - Bradford, PA
TV reporter - WSYR - Syracuse, NY
Medical doctor - ER, Doctor's Hospital-Columbus OH
Flight Surgeon - US Navy
Director ESPN - Bristol, CT
VP - UPMC - Pittsburgh, PA
“Country town = country people” at UPB. Most students “are from the area so mostly all of us know what the area is like and how to have fun.” “A lot of people actually come from surrounding areas such as Philly and New Jersey,” one student says, while also noting that “there are many people studying abroad here or from other countries such as China.” Your typical student “lives on campus, is friendly, usually is involved in a sport or intramurals, and can get along with anyone.” “At Pitt Bradford you are a person with a name a face and people are going to know you, you’re not just a number,” a Criminal Justice major explains. UPB is an easy place to make connections, as “all students here need to do is say ‘Hi’ to another student and you can be instant friends.” “I've learned that all you really have to do is introduce yourself and find something in common with them,” another student confirms.
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“Life at school is always entertaining” at The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, although “since it is a smaller campus in a rural setting, you have to create your own fun.” For example, students enjoy “bowling for fun, or play paintball” and “people are always out and about playing pick up games of football, sand volleyball, soccer, and basketball.” “There are clubs for most majors and for a vast majority of interests from MMA to Anime to Star Wars,” one student explains. “For fun, people mainly hang out together” in this “tight-knit community.” On campus there “are a lot of activities put on by the school and by the large number of clubs” from “an open mic night to a drag show we had last year!” Off campus, “the town does have a lot of events though and that brings the college students out into the community!”
The Jeanne Clery Act requires colleges and universities to disclose their security policies, keep a public crime log, publish an annual crime report and provide timely warnings to students and campus employees about a crime posing an immediate or ongoing threat to students and campus employees.
The Princeton Review publishes links directly to each school's Campus Security Reports where available. Applicants can also access all school-specific campus safety information using the Campus Safety and Security Data Analysis Cutting Tool provided by the Office of Postsecondary Education of the U.S. Department of Education: https://ope.ed.gov/campussafety/#/
Bradford Regional Airport Buffalo International Airport Pittsburgh Airport Fullington Trailways (bus)
Best Western - 100 Davis Street South (814) 362-4501 http:/book.bestwestern.com Dinner, Heated Outdoor Pool 112 Rooms, Two Room Jacuzzi and Family Suites Major Credit Cards Accepted Comfort Inn - 76 Elm Street (814) 368-6772 Continental Breakfast 48 Rooms,Facilities include an indoor pool Air conditioning, non-smoking rooms and handicap accessible rooms available Holiday Inn Express - 30 Tarport Drive Extension 814/362-7090 Breakfast Buffet Indoor pool fitness center guest laundry service free Wi-Fi ***For a complete listing see the Bradford Phone Directory, or call Conference Services at (814) 362- 0990
The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford is a welcoming, energized community of thinkers and doers who have a bold spirit that sparks ideas and leads change. Pitt-Bradford's supportive and inclusive community as well as its powerful Pitt degree empower students to flourish in their lives and careers so they can boldly impact the region — and the world beyond — with confidence.
Visit upb.pitt.edu/about to learn more.
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Assoc. Professor of Biology, Division of Biological and Health Science
Assoc. Professor of Computer Information Systems & Technoloy, Division of Management & Education
Assoc. Professor of Chemistry, Division of Physical and Computational Sciences
Assoc. Professor of Psychology, Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Medical Doctor - BRMC- Bradford, PA
President, Super-User Technologies - Bradford, PA
TV reporter - WSYR - Syracuse, NY
Medical doctor - ER, Doctor's Hospital-Columbus OH
Flight Surgeon - US Navy
Director ESPN - Bristol, CT
VP - UPMC - Pittsburgh, PA
“Country town = country people” at UPB. Most students “are from the area so mostly all of us know what the area is like and how to have fun.” “A lot of people actually come from surrounding areas such as Philly and New Jersey,” one student says, while also noting that “there are many people studying abroad here or from other countries such as China.” Your typical student “lives on campus, is friendly, usually is involved in a sport or intramurals, and can get along with anyone.” “At Pitt Bradford you are a person with a name a face and people are going to know you, you’re not just a number,” a Criminal Justice major explains. UPB is an easy place to make connections, as “all students here need to do is say ‘Hi’ to another student and you can be instant friends.” “I've learned that all you really have to do is introduce yourself and find something in common with them,” another student confirms.
“Life at school is always entertaining” at The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, although “since it is a smaller campus in a rural setting, you have to create your own fun.” For example, students enjoy “bowling for fun, or play paintball” and “people are always out and about playing pick up games of football, sand volleyball, soccer, and basketball.” “There are clubs for most majors and for a vast majority of interests from MMA to Anime to Star Wars,” one student explains. “For fun, people mainly hang out together” in this “tight-knit community.” On campus there “are a lot of activities put on by the school and by the large number of clubs” from “an open mic night to a drag show we had last year!” Off campus, “the town does have a lot of events though and that brings the college students out into the community!”
Bradford Regional Airport Buffalo International Airport Pittsburgh Airport Fullington Trailways (bus)
Best Western - 100 Davis Street South (814) 362-4501 http:/book.bestwestern.com Dinner, Heated Outdoor Pool 112 Rooms, Two Room Jacuzzi and Family Suites Major Credit Cards Accepted Comfort Inn - 76 Elm Street (814) 368-6772 Continental Breakfast 48 Rooms,Facilities include an indoor pool Air conditioning, non-smoking rooms and handicap accessible rooms available Holiday Inn Express - 30 Tarport Drive Extension 814/362-7090 Breakfast Buffet Indoor pool fitness center guest laundry service free Wi-Fi ***For a complete listing see the Bradford Phone Directory, or call Conference Services at (814) 362- 0990
The Jeanne Clery Act requires colleges and universities to disclose their security policies, keep a public crime log, publish an annual crime report and provide timely warnings to students and campus employees about a crime posing an immediate or ongoing threat to students and campus employees.
The Princeton Review publishes links directly to each school's Campus Security Reports where available. Applicants can also access all school-specific campus safety information using the Campus Safety and Security Data Analysis Cutting Tool provided by the Office of Postsecondary Education of the U.S. Department of Education: https://ope.ed.gov/campussafety/#/
