Most every college boasts a long list of student clubs and organizations, and Bridgewater is no different. Where we are different, however, is in the level of involvement our students have in our more than 70 social, cultural, religious, and academic clubs and organizations. Most students on campus are involved in at least one club or organization, and many are engaged in several.

They share a common vision of continual improvement of a campus that is constantly evolving. When you join them, you'll become an active part of the Bridgewater community. You'll become a voice for the campus, while developing essential life skills, such as teamwork, communication, time management, and organization. You'll also learn how to express your ideas to others and get the support you need to create change on campus.

In addition, you'll expand your personal horizons and learn to look beyond yourself. For sure, you'll be asked to step outside your comfort zone on more than one occasion and learn to approach -- and solve -- problems that you never thought you would.

It's all part of the maturing process at Bridgewater. Our goal is to ensure that you graduate prepared to take on any challenge and succeed.