Applications are being accepted for the Senior Consulting Project Program for the Spring 2020 semester.

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Applications are being accepted for the
Senior Consulting Project Program
for the Spring 2020 semester.

·     Are you in need of a new marketing strategy?
·     Do you need a feasibility study conducted?
·     Have you considered a strategic growth plan?
·     Do you need assistance in launching a new product?


The Illinois Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at
Bradley University, may just have the answer for you.

By participating
in a Senior Consulting Project, companies will:
·     enhance their operational effectiveness using the strategies outlined by their student team

·     receive a variety of deliverables, including detailed reports, survey results and next steps

This program is designed to provide Senior business majors, in the Foster College of Business, with their graduation requirement to complete their capstone class. These faculty-led, semester-long projects (16 weeks), gives the students a real-world experience by allowing the students to apply their skills along with providing their client strategic improvements and enhancing operational effectiveness at no cost.
Spring semester runs Jan 22 - May 13, 2020.


Over 11,500 students have provided more than 2,300 companies
with customized business solutions through the
Foster College of Business Senior Consulting Projects Program
since its inception in 1972.

Established for-profit businesses of any size
are eligible to apply.

Apply below, by Friday, January 3, 2020


 To learn more and to apply, click here.

For questions, please contact the Illinois SBDC at 309-677-2992.

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