What an awesome University! I'm so glad my daughter choose to attend the nursing college at…read moreBradley. She wanted a smaller size campus as well as smaller class sizes. They offer exactly what she was looking for. Our family loved the University so much my son has also decided to attend Bradley next year in the engineering college.

It was fun and I loved it so much the teachers were so nice and helpful and fun the place was very…read moreclean Spotless and it was pretty and awesome my friends were happy to see

I highly recommend Salem Preschool. I know my kids are loved and well-cared for each day. My son's…read morekindergarten teacher remarked she can always tell the kids from Salem. They are consistently prepared for elementary school.

Gave me false information about financials that cost me significant amounts of money. Out of all…read morethe many frustrations Bradley gave me, nothing was worse than finding out I needed multiple extra thousands of dollars I did not have because the financial office told me I was receiving aid I was not. I consistently had technical issues registering for classes that required multiple meetings with different advisors to resolve. Many classes were offered with only one section and overlapping with times of other classes in my major. Combined with Bradley cancelling classes to save themselves some money it made it difficult to take full time hours unless I was one of the first 20 people to register for a class. Frequently a random fee from something would cause a registration hold, making it far too late to register for these classes even without the technical issues every time. I also consistently had issues receiving credit for classes I completed on my transcript, which caused further technical issues registering for classes and took multiple years of requesting different advisors to fix. Bradley failed to ever actually assign me an advisor after I changed my major at my first semester at the college which was another issue I had to resolve. The video game design program has many nice professors trying their best, but there are a lot of instances in which I felt the program was still being tested and figured out (e.g. board game design class being labeled as writing intensive and just having us write in journals, which was ultimately positive in that I didn't have to take an extra writing intensive class but still odd, or a "Practicum" class in which everyone gets to spend time and money listening to very basic business advice about networking being good and being open to possibilities in your career). I wish I had gone to any other college.

I think it's a great school for younger students. As a non-traditional student, I felt as if I was…read moretreated like a child. Too many restrictions were applied making it hard to progress toward a reasonable goal. There are plenty of resources available. For their online programs, they need to gear their expectations towards non-traditional students and stop baby sitting those of us who are 50+ years old.

This business is as shady as it comes from a local. On-profit. The staff is treated subpar and bare…read moreminimum done for those in their "care". So disappointing and dishonest from a leader who published a book on running a non-profit