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So you’ve decided to attend Bradley? Congratulations! Here’s what
you need to do next…
- Enrollment Fee
To confirm your enrollment plans you must submit a non-refundable $200 enrollment fee by May 1. This fee may be paid online by visiting your personalized web site at:
admissions.bradley.edu/yourBRADLEY
You may also submit your enrollment fee by completing the Acceptance of Admission form below and sending it in with your $200 payment.
• Acceptance of Admission Form (PDF)
- Housing Deposit
Once your enrollment fee has been received, you can learn about housing options and submit your housing deposit and Residence Hall Request Form online at:
admissions.bradley.edu/yourBRADLEY
If you paid your housing deposit with your enrollment fee, you still need to submit a Residence Hall Request Form online at:
admissions.bradley.edu/yourBRADLEY
- Financial Assistance and Scholarships
If you are interested in applying for financial assistance, you need to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon after January 1 as possible and by March 1 to receive full consideration. You may submit the FAFSA online at:
www.fafsa.ed.gov
To expedite your award, be sure to include Bradley University's Title IV code (001641) on your application. Soon after receiving your FAFSA information from the U.S. Department of Education, we will notify you regarding your eligibility for financial assistance through an award letter that details the programs and amounts for which you are eligible.
- New Student Orientation
Orientation information will be sent to you after May 1 if you have paid your $200 enrollment fee. All new freshmen are required to participate in one of our comprehensive two and one-half day summer orientation programs. The program will provide you the opportunity to meet with students, faculty, staff and administrators. During orientation, you will also take placement tests, meet with advisors and register for courses. Student lodging, meals and special activities are provided by the University. We offer optional sessions for parents with a participation fee of approximately $100 per person.
- Health Form
Illinois law requires all college students to have a University Health Form completed by a physician and returned to the University Health Center prior to the first day of classes. The University Health Form is provided below.
• University Health Form (PDF)
Do you have questions? Please contact your Admissions Representative at 1-800-447-6460
if you need help finalizing your plans.
Note: Adobe Acrobat PDF files on this page require version 6.0 or higher of the free Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in for your web browser. To get the most current version of Acrobat Reader, click on the "Get Acrobat Reader" button below.
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