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Page 1: International Students · projects, work in teams, and creatively solve problems in a business environment. Internships and projects will give you the experience you need for life

International Students

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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

organizations you take part in and the

conversations you have with your friends

and mentors.

Attending Bryant University will help

you achieve more than you ever imagined.

STUDENT-CENTERED community

13:1student to

faculty ratio

27average class size

100%of classes taught

by faculty

BRYANT’S MISSION is to educate and inspire students to discover their passion and become innovative leaders with character around the world.

TOP RANKED

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

A+ for Immediate Post-Graduation EarningsCollege Factual

A+ for Mid-Career Post-Graduation Earnings College Factual

U.S. News & World Report ranks Bryant 7th in our category, Regional Universities (North)

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Average Class Rank

Top29%

CL ASS OF 2024 PROFILE

Average GPA

3.43Average SAT

1206

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ACADEMIC excellenceBRYANT’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.

REAL -WORLD LEARNING

Our Innovation and Design Experience for All (IDEA), an intensive and immersive 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

TOP R ANKED

Overall#7 Regional University (North) U.S. News & World Report 2020

#17 for Best Undergraduate Teaching U.S. News & World Report 2020

#25 International Business program in the U.S. U.S. News & World Report 2020

Top 9 percent in the country for highest alumni salaries overall Payscale College Salary Report

A+ for Immediate Post-Graduation earnings; A+ for Mid-Career Post-Graduation Earnings College Factual

Academic Programs College Factual 2020#3 in Marketing#3 in International Business#4 in Accounting#4 in Business#8 in Entrepreneurial Studies#10 in Applied Mathematics#11 in Human Resource Management#13 in Management

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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 interconnectedness of cultures and

economies. We’ve woven an international emphasis into our entire

curriculum, inviting and teaching insights from all over the world.

Our graduates thrive – no matter the location, organization, or field

they choose.

GLOBAL perspectiveINTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

AN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Students come to Bryant from 44 countries around the world. Our top countries are:

• China• India• Dominican Republic• United Kingdom• Ecuador

• Canada• Italy• Turkey• Vietnam• Ghana

The Center for Global and Regional Economic Studies offers research opportunities, 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 study abroad experience. The U.S.-China Institute and The Confucius Institute connect Bryant students and faculty with academic and business organizations 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.

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BRYANT’S CAMPUS L IFE IS DESIGNED TO ENHANCE YOUR

LEARNING EXPERIENCE.

Students here are friendly, hardworking, and high-achieving.

You’ll form lifelong 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, 7 days

a week.

Programs like 4MILE (Multicultural and International Leadership

Experience), a special orientation and leadership program for

international students, will help you get to know Bryant 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 adjusting to life in the United

States, and with aspects of policy from

immigration counseling to U.S. visa

policies and documentation.

CAMPUS life

100+student-run clubs and

organizations

Pedro Gamundi Acra ’20

MAJOR: Business Management

MINORS: Global Supply Chain Management; Legal Studies

HOMETOWN: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

INSPIRED TO EXCEL: Area Manager, Amazon Logistics & Operations

“When I first visited Bryant, President Machtley told us about all the great things I could do and learn here. After my three 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 incredible 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.”

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 trans-portation to shops, a grocery store, parks, and entertainment options across Rhode Island.

3,403undergraduate

students

80%of students live

on campus. The President

of the University lives on

campus, too!5

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YOU WILL BE PREPARED TO SUCCEED, BOTH NOW AND

IN THE FUTURE.

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, internships, competitions, sports, and club

activities you’ll learn what it takes to lead and succeed. Bryant will

help you learn responsibility 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.

BECOMING A leader

100%of Bryant students

participate in at least one service learning

project

Nina Luiggi ’18

MAJORS: Applied Psychology; Management

COMPLEMENTARY MINOR: Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

HOMETOWN: Nottingham, UK

INSPIRED TO EXCEL: Research Executive, Ipsos MORI

“I enrolled at Bryant because I really liked the well-rounded nature of the education there and how it would give me a flavor of both business and the liberal arts. It also helped me learn how to make things happen.

At Bryant, I was able to organize programs like IDEA and choose what I wanted to study through research projects. As captain of the tennis team, I was able to hone my leadership skills.

I truly believe that Bryant helped me grow both personally and professionally, and make lasting connections as well.”

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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 connections. Our international alumni network will

ensure you find a mentor to help you prepare for success.

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

opportunities that will come your way.

CAREER success

BRYANT’S AMICA CENTER FOR CAREER EDUCATION 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

99%of students in the

Class of 2019 were employed or enrolled in grad school within

6 months of graduation

50,000alumni create a

powerful professional network

400companies and

organizations participate in Bryant’s extensive recruiting program

$60,000median starting

salary for Bryant’s Class

of 2019

Pallak Bhandari ’18MAJORS: International Business: Accounting; FinanceMINOR: BiologyHOMETOWN: Chandigarh, IndiaINSPIRED TO EXCEL: Senior Internal Auditor, Liberty Mutual Insurance

“My professors at Bryant were phenomenal. They gave us the knowledge that we need, but they also let us make our own decisions.

Because of the Archway Investment 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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WITH 195 MA JOR/MINOR COMBINATIONS , 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.

AREAS OF study

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Accounting Data ScienceDigital MarketingEntrepreneurshipFinanceFinancial ServicesGlobal Supply Chain ManagementInformation SystemsInternational BusinessManagement: Human Resource Management Leadership and Innovation Team and Project Management Marketing

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Actuarial MathematicsBiologyChineseCommunicationEconomicsEnvironmental ScienceGlobal StudiesHistoryLiterary and Cultural StudiesMathematics and StatisticsPolitics and LawPsychologySociologySpanish

Here are just a few of the subjects you can study at Bryant:

For a full list of academic programs, and to see where your Bryant education can take you, visit admission.bryant.edu

MORE THAN HALF

complete multiple majors, concentrations,

or minors

100%of Bryant students complete a major

and a minor

Thobani Nxumalo ’19

MAJOR: Actuarial Mathematics

MINORS: Finance; Economics

HOMETOWN: Johannesburg, South Africa

INSPIRED TO EXCEL: Planning and Analysis Associate, Prudential Financial

“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 is creating students who will change the foundation of what business looks like in the future. Through my courses, through workshops that gave me real-world experience, and through programs like IDEA, I’ve learned how to make a difference.

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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SCHOL ARSHIPS

International students are considered for merit-based scholarships ranging from $8,000 to $35,000 USD per year. Scholarships are based on the application for admission and are renewable.

BRYANT UNIVERSIT Y ACCEPTS STUDENTS FOR ADMISSION IN

BOTH THE SPRING (JANUARY) AND FALL (SEPTEMBER) SEMESTERS.

You can start your application by using the Common Application, which

requires you to create a log-in and password, allowing you to save and add

to your application as needed before you are ready to submit it to Bryant.

The Common Application is available at www.commonapp.org

HOW TO apply

WHAT TO INCLUDE 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 2020-2021 academic year:

•Tuition & Fees: $45,966

•Living expenses: $15,893

•Insurance, books, supplies and miscellaneous: $5,141

•Total: $67,000

All international first-year students must submit:

• Their application with a $50 fee

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

• 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 included on transcripts) that you expect to coplete 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

The Fall/September semester transfer application deadline is May 1

Please note: Photocopied documents will not be accepted.

Alexandra Aubron ’19

MAJORS: International Business: Global Supply Chain Management and Applied Analytics

HOMETOWN: Herouville, France

INSPIRED TO EXCEL: International Graduate Rotational Development Program, Prysmian Inc.

“If you want to achieve big things, you have to be challenged. I knew I wouldn’t just be ticking boxes atBryant. I was getting the whole experience.

I love to travel and I love exploring new ideas, so the International Business Program was a perfect fit. International Business can be a very challenging course of study, but my classmates and I always knew that we would have great support throughout our four years at Bryant.

The real-world experience I gained from my coursework, including practicum courses where I developed real solutions for international companies, gave me an edge in launching my career. Being able to apply what we’ve learned in the classroom and see what we’re capable of means a lot to students.”

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IMPORTANT DATES

2020September • Take charge of your application 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.November 1 • Application deadline for Early Decision 1 November 15 • Application deadline for Early Action

December Schedule an optional interview. An interview provides an opportunity to ask questions and tell us why you’d be a great fit at Bryant.

2021 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 admission 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.

May 1 • National Deposit Deadline

BRYANT UNIVERSITY

1150 Douglas Pike Smithfield, RI, USA 02917-1284

QUESTIONS?

Please contact the Office of Admission at +1 (401) 232-6100 or email us at [email protected]

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.

LEARN MORE ABOUT BRYANTWhile Bryant University’s Admission team enjoys welcoming visitors to campus, in-person events have been moved online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To help you learn more about Bryant, we’ve created a variety of virtual events and video features, replicating the information you would have obtained during an in-person visit.

You can find the full calendar of virtual admission events at explore.bryant.edu. You can attend a class virtually, take a student-guided virtual tour, and talk with current students, faculty members, and staff. We also offer self-guided tours by appointment.

As Rhode Island’s re-opening plans develop, visit bryant.edu/reopening for up-to-date information.

TRAVEL Logan International Airport (BOS) in 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, which is only 15 minutes away from Bryant. There is regular bus service between Providence and Bryant University.

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

For more information about coming to campus, visit bryant.edu/visit

OPTIONAL INTERVIEWS We offer interviews by appointment. To schedule an interview, call: +1-401-232-6100 or email us at [email protected].

VIRTUAL TOUR To take a virtual tour of campus, visit www.bryant.edu/virtualtour