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Bryant University awards up to 30 credits for scores of 3 or higher on some of the Advanced Placement (AP) tests available through the College Board. Each AP exam must be reviewed and approved by Bryant's Office of Admission. Bryant University will consider granting up to 12 credits for a limited number of subject examinations available through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP).

Business Administration and Management, General

Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management

Organizational Leadership

Accounting

Accounting and Finance

Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies

Finance, General

Speech Communication and Rhetoric

Chinese Language and Literature

Spanish Language and Literature

Biology/Biological Sciences, General

Financial Planning and Services

Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration, General

International Business/Trade/Commerce

Management Information Systems, General

Management Science

Marketing/Marketing Management, General

Computational and Applied Mathematics

International/Globalization Studies

Cultural Studies/Critical Theory and Analysis

Environmental Science

Psychology, General

Applied Economics

Political Science and Government, General

Sociology

Physician Assistant

History, General

Applied Mathematics

At Bryant University, students reach higher and achieve more. They belong to a close-knit community with faculty and staff dedicated to helping them create their path to success and reach their fullest potential. Our integrated academic and student life programs deliver a return on investment among the top 1% in the U.S. Personal attention and commitment to student learning outcomes have been Bryant's hallmark for 159 years. Bryant students benefit from a career-focused curriculum at the intersection of business, liberal arts and STEM. By selecting the combination of studies that interest them most, they develop critical 21st century skills for leadership positions in rewarding, and growing, fields. With more than 200 major/minor combinations, they create the path that's right for them and prepare to contribute and make a difference. It's an approach that prepares students for personal fulfillment and professional success. Ninety-nine percent of Bryant graduates are employed or enrolled in graduate school within six months of graduation and their median starting salary was $60,000. A student-centered focus is at the heart of the Bryant experience. Bryant's faculty of world-class experts and scholars also act as guides and mentors both in class and beyond, empowering their students to reach their fullest potential. 100 percent of classes are taught by professors-not teaching assistants or graduate students. Classes are kept small; there are no large lecture halls. Collaborative and experiential learning are hallmarks of a Bryant education. Group projects, practicum experiences, academic competitions, business simulations, and internships are just a few of the ways students develop highly marketable skills that will set them apart. They work with an industry expert in one class and gain valuable experience through a service-learning project in the next. They learn how to innovate, collaborate, and solve real-world problems. Bryant's secure 435-acre campus offers a friendly and vibrant community. A 24/7 learning environment, culture of mentorship, and wide variety of co-curricular experiences helps Bryant students discover their passion and accelerates their personal and professional growth. More than 110 student organizations help classmates form lifelong bonds and enhance their ability to lead and work together.

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