Transfer Students have some great living options at Bradley University. From classroom to dorm room, our residential environment provides a wealth of social, cultural, and civic opportunities. Many times, getting involved is simply a matter of walking down the block.

Whether you live in an apartment or on campus, the “West Bluff” neighborhood is a happening place. Coffee shops, restaurants, and unique shopping locations give Bradley students the convenience of city living within walking distance of classrooms, the library, and the student center.

University Housing At-A-Glance…

Main Street Commons
Main Street Commons, a five story 184-bed state of the art mixed-use development located just one block from campus will be ready for students fall semester 2011. The facility is open to Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors with two and three bedroom units available.

St. James Apartments
Want to live off-campus, but still take advantage of Bradley's great location? St. James may be the place for you. These furnished apartments offer features such as vaulted ceilings, single bedrooms, Internet and cable TV access, and a host of other luxuries that you would expect in an independent living community.

Many transfer students choose St. James because of convenience, but it is also a great place to meet people. Plus, the restaurants and shops of Campus Town are just two blocks away. St. James offers a unique, upper-class extension of Bradley’s campus community.

For additional information about the St. James Apartments, visit the Cambridge Property Management web site.

Student Apartment Complex (SAC)
The six-story Student Apartment Complex provides single and double occupancy accommodations for upperclassmen. Each apartment is air-conditioned and comes equipped with an electric stove, refrigerator, Internet access, and cable TV. SAC is conveniently located near Campustown and the Bradley Intramural complex.

Residence Halls
Bradley’s on-campus residence halls are open to both freshman and transfer students. Each hall provides convenient access to campus resources, such as the library, student center, and the main academic quad. For most students in the residence halls, classes and student activities are a short walk away.

Living in the residence halls is a great way to meet and interact with fellow students. Most halls sponsor social programs throughout the year and provide friendly support for students who are new to campus.

The West Bluff
Bradley’s Office of Residential Living keeps listings of many apartments, houses, and other spaces available for rent in the West Bluff. Contact your transfer counselor for more information.