Undergraduate training in history is highly recommended as preparation for schools of library science. Recent history majors have graduated from library schools at the University of Illinois at Urbana and Northern Illinois University. Each year insurance companies seek interested and qualified college graduates to enter training as insurance salespersons, adjustors, underwriters and agents. Bradley graduates have joined such companies as Equitable, Aetna, Prudential and Continental. LAW Legal careers require three years of study after a student earns a bachelor's degree.
History is a valuable area of study for pre-law students.
These may be in almost any type of executive training for public administration. Foreign Service or Civil Service examinations are usually required for admission to these openings, exams which liberal arts majors in history are well qualified to pass. Seniors at Bradley may apply to work as an intern for the Illinois Department for Public Aid. Students interested in State or Local Government work may earn both credit and money for this work experience. Although we graduate fewer history students prepared to teach than we did years ago, all recent graduates were able to find positions in grades 6 through 12.