Here's what some of our students and alumni in the region are saying about Pitt-Bradford:

Professors who go out of their way
"The great thing about the faculty here is that they all stay involved within the school, and it is very apparent that they only hope success for their students. They tend to go out of their way to make time for their students and keep their students actively participating in class." -- Katie Moore of Warren, 2009 graduate with degrees in accounting and business management

"I like the one-on-one contact with teachers, the smaller classes and the smaller campus." -- Cari Olewinski of Wilcox, a crimnial justice major 

"My professors have given me a lot of helpful advice, which will ultimately help me in the future. This is something about Pitt-Badford that most students couldn ot say who are attending a bigger school. Also, I love the location and scenary around the campus, especially in fall." -- Audrey Darling of Russell, an elementary education major

"I really like all the professors on campus because they all seem to care about their students." -- Jillian K. Hamilton of Kane, a mathematics education major

"A lot of the professors spend extra time with a student when they don't understand something and help them to better understand the material and in turn help them get a better grade." -- Erin Bowen of Mansfield, a criminal justice major 

"I really enjoy the size of the campus. It is nice to got to a school where the professors know their students and care about their success." -- Shea Miller of Bradford, an elementary education major

Small classes
"I like the small class size and the one-on-one attention that we get from the professors. I like being able to get to know my professors and the other folks on campus.  It feels like a close community to me where everyone is interested in how you are doing." -- Lisa Moeke of Bradford, 2009 graduate with a degree in environmental studies 

"I really like the small classes and that the professors get to know their students. It makes it a lot easier to approach professors. I also like the scenery in the different seasons." -- Jena Lee Metzger of Lancaster, N.Y, a hospitality management major

A name not a number
"The best part of Pitt-Bradford is the fact that I got to know my professors. I wanted them to be able to know me by name, and thta is what I received when I came to this school." -- Rebecca Ramsey of Albion, an elementary education major  

"I like the close relationships; each professor knows you by name." -- Leslie Shallop of Bradford, a nursing major

"Pitt-Bradford was created with me in mind. It has all the things a large campus has but it is small enough so your instructor knows who you are. You're an individual here." -- Nataliya Miroslavna, a 2006 criminal justice graduate, who works as a police officer in Mount Jewett

Warm and welcoming
"Everybody is really nice and hospitable." -- James Hicks of Akron, Ohio, a mechanical engineering major. "It may be smaller, but it has a lot of nice features, and everybody makes you feel really welcome.  

"Everyone is so nice. If you need help, they help you. Everyone here makes you feel incredibly comfortable and safe." -- Kharlie Swanson of Erie, a sports medicine major 

"Everyone gets along. Everyone talks to everyone. That definitely makes it easier when you're trying to meet new people, and it makes you more comfortable to be here." -- Quelli McCall of Waterford, an undecided major  

"It's a small area, but that creates the perfect opportunity for students to get to know one another, which is more difficult on a bigger campus." -- Alyssa Villano of Scranton, a public relations major 

"What I like best about Pitt-Bradford is the comfort that I have here. The people here – all of them – are very warm, welcoming and helpful. It really is nice to know that my professors are very accessible, and basically that if there is anything I ever need, someone here will be willing to help." -- Ali Mertsock of Shinglehouse, an elementary education major

"What I love most about Pitt-Bradford is the sense of famly that you get from everyone. When I go hom, I find myself getting homesick for Pitt-Bradford. It's more than just a community that is built here; Pitt-Bradford becomes your home away from home." -- Angela Hajnos of Kane, a social studies and elementary education major  

"I like how close the students are to one another." -- Nick Foster of Bradford, a criminal justice major

"I love the campus community, the major that I'm enrolled in and playing basketball." -- Zachary Moore of Olean, N.Y., a broadcast communications major

"Pitt-Bradford is a beautiful campus, and it's like a whole other world." -- Sam Aaron of Rixford, a human relations major 

"The staff is fantastic on many levels, and you can develop good relationships with your instructors." -- Benjamin Babcox of Smethport, a broadcast communications major

Beautiful campus
"We have a beautiful campus. The leaves in the fall are outstanding, and the snow is always incredible. But, I can't forget how nice the people here are as well. They make every day enjoyable." -- Jessica Visseau of Shinglehouse, an English and English education major