INSPIRED TO EXCEL

COME TO CAMPUS AND LEARN MORE ABOUT BRYANT UNIVERSITY.

To schedule a personalized visit and join us for a guided tour and information session, register online at www.bryant.edu/visit or contact us through email at admission@bryant.edu.

For information on campus visits and events, as well as directions to campus, visit www.bryant.edu/visit. To take a virtual tour of campus, visit www.bryant.edu/virtualtour.

TRAVELBoston Logan International Airport (BOS) in the city of Boston, Massachusetts, is less than one hour from the Bryant campus. AMTRAK and commuter train service is available from Boston to the nearby city of Providence, Rhode Island, and from there the campus is accessible by bus.

T.F. Green Airport (PVD) in Warwick, Rhode Island, is 20 minutes from Bryant. From there, the campus is accessible by bus.

INTERVIEWSInterviews are offered in person or via Skype for students who live a great distance from campus. To schedule an interview, please call +1 (401) 232-6100 or email us at admission@bryant.edu.

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Bryant University1150 Douglas PikeSmithfield, RI, USA 02917-1284

Questions? Please contact the Office of Admission at +1 (401) 232-6100 or email us at admission@bryant.edu.

Fax: +1 (401) 232-6741

Website: www.bryant.edu

or write to: Bryant University Office of Admission 1150 Douglas Pike Smithfield, RI 02917-1285 U.S.A.

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STUDENTS ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF BRYANT UNIVERSIT Y

AND ARE AT THE CENTER OF EVERY THING WE DO.

Putting students first means building a community where all cultures

and viewpoints are celebrated. It means providing an exceptional

education that combines real-world

experience with innovative coursework.

We’ve created an

experience that

combines living and

learning. What you

study in class will

be reinforced by the

activities and orga-

nizations you take part in and the conversations

you have with your friends and mentors.

Going to school at Bryant University will help

you achieve more than you ever imagined.

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TOP RANKED

Bryant “is a school with a rising reputation...turning heads in college rankings.’

Money’s 2017-2018 Best Colleges

“50 Best Colleges That Add the Most Value”

U.S. News & World Report ranks Bryant 10th in our category, Regional Universities (North)

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January Confirm that all materials have been received by Bryant.

January 15 Application deadline for Early Decision 2

February 1 Application deadline for Regular Decision

March Watch for your admis-sion decision. Apply for outside scholarships and remember to keep your grades up.

April Meet with Bryant representatives at local receptions. If accepted, watch for an invitation to Bryant’s Facebook community.

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GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Bryant University offers multiple graduate programs for international students including:

An accelerated one-year Master of Business Administration (MBA) program, which international students can apply for in their senior year, that offers specializations in:

•Global Finance

•Global Supply Chain Management

•International Business

•Business Analytics

An Online Master of Business Administration program for working professionals who are looking for a convenient and flexible way to pursue a graduate business degree.

A Master of Professional Accountancy (MPAc) program that provides students with the distinct advantage of cutting edge knowledge and skills that are necessary to succeed in today’s competitive business environment.

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December Schedule an interview via Skype.

September Take charge of your ap-plication materials. Reach out to those you’ve asked for recommendations and provide them with deadlines. Work on your admission essays.

November Bryant admission is Test Optional, but, if standardized test scores will be part of your application, order and send the official ACT or SAT scores to us.

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November 15 Application deadline for Early Action

Bryant University accepts students for admission in both the spring (January) and fall (September) semesters.

We accept the Common Application and the Universal College Application with the Bryant supplement and give equal consideration to both.

• The Common Application is available at www.commonapp.org/

• The Universal College Application and supplement are available at www.universalcollegeapp.com

All international first-year students must submit:

•Their application with a $50 fee.

•An original, official secondary school transcript or statement of marks for all years of high school completed and a progress report for all courses not yet completed.

•At least one recommendation (but no more than three) from a counselor and/or teacher(s).

•Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS) scores. Can be waived if student demonstrates English proficiency through another means.

•ACT/SAT scores or test optional responses

•The Certificate of Finances (upon acceptance to Bryant)

All international transfer students must submit the following:

• Their application and a $50 fee.

• A final, official secondary school transcript or statement of marks.

• All college/university transcripts and a list of courses (if not includ-ed on transcripts) that you expect to complete before the proposed date of transfer.

• Course descriptions or syllabi with English translations needed for transfer credit evaluation.

•The Certificate of Finances (upon acceptance to Bryant)

•The Spring/January semester transfer application deadline is November 15, 2018.

•The Fall/September semester transfer application deadline is May 1, 2019.

Please note: Photocopied documents will not be accepted.

English Proficiency

The minimum acceptable TOEFL score for international admission to Bryant is 80; for IELTS it is 6.5. TOEFL/IELTS can be waived for students who have demonstrated English proficiency.

International students may be selected to participate in a one- semester Academic English Language (AEL) program if they score just below the TOEFL or IELTS threshold. Participation in the AEL program will not prevent students from graduating in four years.

TUITION AND FEES

Estimated costs for the 2018-2019 academic year:

• Tuition and fees: $43,076 (includes a personal laptop computer)

• Residence (includes 14 meals per week): $15,397

•Student fees: $829

•Insurance: $2,011

SCHOLARSHIPSInternational students are considered for merit-based schol-arships ranging from $8,000 to $30,000 USD per year.

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BRYANT’S INNOVATIVE CURRICULUM WILL TEACH YOU

HOW TO SOLVE PROBLEMS – AND DISCOVER NEW WAYS OF THINKING

At Bryant you’ll study both business and the arts and sciences. You’ll

learn how to innovate – and collaborate – to solve big problems with

bold new ideas.

But most of all, you’ll be

inspired. Here you’ll learn

from world-class experts,

researchers, and scholars.

They’ll be your mentors,

both inside and outside

of class.

A Bryant education helps students to discover their

passion, and figure out how to turn that passion into

a meaningful life’s work.

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Bryant’s nationally recognized First-Year Gateway Program introduces students to the foundations of character, leadership, organizations, and business they’ll need for their studies. Our Innovation and Design Experience for All (IDEA), an intensive, three-day design thinking program, provides a unique forum for learning about problem-solving and innovation in a business environment. Bryant’s exceptional faculty engage students with hands-on learning, through:

•workplace experience •service learning •consulting opportunities •business simulations •academic competitions

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interviews and internships.”

The Wall Street Journal

BRYANT STUDENTS INTERN at organizations such as:

Air Ventures, LLC. BBC Worldwide Caravan Studios Coca-Cola Colony Hardware Corporation Dell EMC Epsilon EXL Services Experis U.S. INC. The Hilton Back Bay PwC Swarovski North America Limited

BRYANT ALUMNI make significant contributions to organizations around the world. To name just a few:

Chander Agarwal ’01 Managing Director,

TCIEXPRESS, IndiaSharon Garavel ’85 Managing Director, Operations

Executive, JPMorgan Chase, United States

Frank Hauck ‘81 Senior Vice President, Global

Financial Services Sales, NCR Corporation, United States

Sarah Hoh ‘08 Private Banker, CIMB Private

Banker, MalaysiaDiane Kazarian ‘83, CPA Greater Toronto Area

Managing Partner; National Leader, Banking and Capital Markets, PwC Canada

Le-Wei Maio ‘08 President and CEO,

Sharetime NA, US and JapanPablo Madera ’08, MBA ‘10 Vice President for Business

Intelligence, ACCIVAL Casa de Valores, Ecuador

Rohan Shah ‘06 Owner, Amaya Exim Pvt. Ltd.,

India

TOP RANKED

Overall#10 Regional University (North) –

U.S. News & World Report#18 Bloomberg Businessweek

employer survey#10 Regional University (North) –

College ChoiceAmerica’s top 50 entrepreneurial

colleges – Forbes

Academic Programs College Factual/USA Today 2017#3 in Marketing#3 in International Business#4 in Accounting#6 in Applied Mathematics#6 in Management#6 in Entrepreneurial Studies#11 in Finance/Financial

Management#8 in Human Resource

Management

Return on Investment/Value#7 Best Value Business School –

Payscale.com 2017#18 Best Career Services –

Princeton Review 2017

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ACCREDITATIONS

Bryant University is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges,through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education.

BRYANT INTERNATIONALGRADUATES ARE EMPLOYEDby businesses and organizationsaround the world including:

BBC Etzella professional basketball club

Bhutan National BankCoca-Cola FEMSADatacomDeloitteDWP TechnologiesEconet GlobalMcKinseyMinisterio de Economia, PanamaMorgan StanleyPanasonic ITC GlobalPwCSymmetry Financial GrouUnical AviationWooyoung MedicalToyota Motor North America

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

•The College of Business at Bryant University is accredited by AACSB International, The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Only 5% of business schools receive this accreditation.

•The International Business program at Bryant University is a member of the Consortium for Un-dergraduate International Business Education (CUIBE).

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

The College of Arts and Sciences at Bryant University is a member of the Association ofAmerican Colleges & Universities(AACU).

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At Bryant, students have access to Bloomberg computer terminals, the industry standard for fixed income investment research, analysis, and management.

GOING TO SCHOOL AT BRYANT OPENS UP A PATH TO A L ARGER WORLD

Bryant attracts students and faculty who value diversity and a global perspective.

We welcome students of every background, creating a community that crosses borders.

At Bryant, you’ll learn

about the interconnected-

ness of cultures and

economies. We’ve

woven an international

emphasis into our

entire curriculum, invit-

ing and teaching insights

from all over the world.

Our graduates thrive – no matter the location,

organization, or field they choose.

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I N T E R N A T I O N A L E D U C A T I O N

The Center for Global and Regional Economic Studies offers research opportuni-ties, internships, and workshops. The John H. Chafee Center for International Business will help you build real-world experience through class projects and internships. The Sophomore International Experience includes a semester-long class that concludes with a two-week travel abroad experience. The U.S.-China Institute and The Confucius Institute connect Bryant students and faculty with academic and business orga-nizations in China, forging faculty and student exchanges, research collaboration, and joint educational, business, and cultural programs. The World Trade Center Rhode Island is part of the World Trade Center Association, which has more than 300 centers in nearly 100 countries.

•China

•India

•Ecuador

•Canada

•Turkey

•Dominican Republic

•United Kingdom

•Ghana

•Mexico

•Venezuela

AN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Students come to Bryant from 53 countries all over the world. Our top-sending countries are:

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WITH MORE THAN 168 COURSES OF STUDY , A BRYANT EDUCATION ALLOWS YOU TO

COMBINE YOUR INTERESTS AND PURSUE THE F IELDS THAT INSPIRE YOU.

You can study communication and

marketing to prepare for a job at

Google, or take courses in technological

innovation and entrepreneurship to

develop innovative new products for

your own start-up business. With a

unique set of skills, you’ll be able to

find a career that’s perfect for you.

Bryant lets you explore your

options and create your own path,

and provides you with mentors to

help you make the best choices along

the way.

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studyA R E A S O F

For a list of academic programs, and to see where your Bryant education can take you, visit admission.bryant.edu/academics/courses-of-study

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

AccountingComputer Information Systems Data ScienceEntrepreneurshipFinanceFinancial ServicesGlobal Supply Chain ManagementInformation TechnologyInternational BusinessManagement: Human Resources Management Leadership and Innovation Team Project Management Marketing

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Actuarial MathematicsBiologyChineseCommunicationEconomicsEnvironmental ScienceGlobal StudiesHistoryLiterary and Cultural StudiesMathematics and StatisticsPolitics and LawPsychologySociologySpanish

100%of Bryant students complete a major

and a minor

54%complete multiple

majors, concentrations, or minors

Pallak Bhandari ’18

MAJOR: International Business, Concentrations in Accounting and Finance

MINOR: Biology

HOMETOWN: Chandigarh, India

INSPIRED TO EXCEL: Current Position: Advanced Risk and Compliance Analytics Associate, PwC

“My professors here at Bryant have been phenomenal. They give us the knowledge that we need but they also let us make our own decisions.

Because of the Archway Invest-ment course, where students make real investment decisions using real money, I was able to show employers what I actually did and the investment strategies that I had come up with.

Bryant helped me find internships with companies like Hasbro and PwC where I was able to use the skills I learned in class. PwC was so impressed with my work that they offered me a job.”

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BRYANT’S CAMPUS L IFE IS DESIGNED TO ENHANCE YOUR

LEARNING EXPERIENCE.

Students here are friendly, hard-working, and high-achieving.

You’ll form life-long bonds through clubs, sports, special events,

and just by spending time together.

Bryant’s safe and secure campus has a

single point of entry that is monitored

by public safety officers 24 hours

a day, seven days a week.

Programs like 4MILE (Multicultural

and International Leadership Exper-

ience), a special orientation and

leadership program for international students, will help you

get to know the school and the local community through a week

of team-building exercises, cultural and social workshops,

presentations, and activities. Our Intercultural Center and Office

of International Students and Scholars will assist you with adjust-

ing to life in the United States, and with issues from immigration

counseling to U.S. visa policies and documentation.

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80%of students live on

campus. The President of the University lives

on campus too!

Pedro Gamundi ’20

MAJOR: Management

HOMETOWN: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

INSPIRED TO EXCEL: Pedro aims to start his own business after college.

“When I first visited Bryant, President Machtley told us about all the great things I could do and learn here. After my two years on campus, I can say it’s all come true.

Everyone cares about each other at Bryant, whether it’s helping with studying, supporting friends’ interests, or just holding the door for one another. I’ve made many good friends in clubs like Bryant’s intramural soccer team.

When I talk to my parents about Bryant, I tell them it’s an incred-ible place filled with learning and fun things to do. I tell them that going to school here was the right decision and I tell them how happy I am.”

lifeC A M P U S

Bryant’s campus is only 15 minutes away from the city of Providence, Rhode Island, 45 minutes away from the city of Boston, Massachusetts, and a three-hour train ride from New York City. The local RIPTA bus provides free transportation to shops, a grocery store, parks, and entertain-ment options in Rhode Island.

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A BRYANT EDUCATION WILL TAKE YOU TO THE TOP.

Our curriculum will help you take your talents and interests and turn them into

a career you’ll love. You’ll learn how to manage projects, work in teams, and

creatively solve problems in a business environment. Internships and projects will

give you the experience you need for life after college.

The University’s Amica

Center for Career Education

and world-wide recruiting

program will work with you

to develop invaluable con-

nections. Our international

alumni network will ensure

you find a mentor that will

help you prepare for success.

With a Bryant education, you’ll be prepared for the many

opportunities that will come your way.

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99%of students in the Class

of 2017 were employed or enrolled in graduate school within 6 months

400+companies and

organizations participate in recruiting Bryant

students

50,000alumni create

a powerful professional network

$59,000Median starting

salary

Bryant’s Amica Center offers• An extensive recruiting

program• Four career fairs and other networking events• Mentoring and job

shadowing opportunities• Internship connections• Career development

workshops• Personalized advice on

choosing a major or a career• Interview practice• A database of companies that hire Bryant graduates

Thobani Nxumalo ’19

MAJOR: Actuarial Mathematics

MINORS: Finance and Economics

HOMETOWN: Johannesburg, South Africa

INSPIRED TO EXCEL: Thobani is working toward one day founding a Sports Leadership Academy.

“When I was looking at colleges, I was really impressed by how successful Bryant’s students and alumni are. I wanted that for myself.

Bryant’s teaching me what it means to be a leader, through group work in classes like Global Foundations of Organizations and Business, through workshops that give me real world experi-ence, and through programs like IDEA.

My professors have been great at helping me prepare for my career and make connections with potential mentors that I know will help me achieve my own success.”

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When you graduate from Bryant University, you’ll be ready to make an

immediate contribution to your community and to your organization.

You’ll be able to take charge and lead others to success. And you’ll have

the character to make ethical choices.

Through team projects, intern-

ships, competitions, sports, and

club activities you’ll learn what

it takes to lead and succeed.

Bryant will help you learn re-

sponsibility and valuable skills

like time management. You’ll

grow and mature as a person,

and you‘ll discover how to make

the right decisions.

Bryant students lead with confidence. They can manage the details and

know how to make the biggest difference.

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100%of Bryant students

participate in at least one service learning project

BRYANT’S MISSION is to educate and inspire students to discover their passion, become

innovative leaders with character, and make a difference

around the world.

Amreen Ahmad ’17

MAJOR: Biology, International Business

MINOR: Chinese

HOMETOWN: Milford, CT/Shanghai, China

INSPIRED TO EXCEL: Current Position: Aetna Financial Leadership Development Program

“I wanted to go to a college that allowed me to study both Biol-ogy and International Business at a high level. I’m so glad that Bryant made that possible.

I worked closely with my professors in the lab and in the classroom. They were incredible mentors that helped me turn my interests into a career.

I love Bryant’s focus on interna-tional studies. I have traveled to Argentina and Chile as part of Bryant’s Sophomore Interna-tional Experience and studied at Queen Mary University of London for a semester.”

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