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Bryant & Stratton College

Introduction to Bryant & Stratton College

Bryant and Stratton College has campus locations in four states and distance learning opportunities. Founded in 1854, Bryant and Stratton started out as a business school. Today, it is an accredited institution with campuses in Albany, Amherst, Buffalo, Syracuse, Cleveland, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Milwaukee and more.

Bryant and Stratton's number one goal is to provide students with the career skills needed to succeed in the competitive job market. The Bryant and Stratton Professional Skills Center (PSC) offers leadership studies, as well as certification and licensing classes for various associations and regulatory agencies in industries such as technology, healthcare, finance and business.

Student Life at Bryant and Stratton College

The curriculum at Bryant and Stratton College is for students who need flexibility when it comes to education. With several locations in major Midwestern and Northeastern cities, students can choose to take classes on campus or through distance learning online.

FAQs on Bryant & Stratton College

What Is the Accreditation Status of Bryant & Stratton?

Bryant & Stratton College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104. (267-284-5000) The Middle States Commission on Higher Education is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).

What Are the Requirements for Admission to Bryant & Stratton?

Prospective students interested in applying to Bryant & Stratton College need to complete an application for admission and an entrance evaluation along with the application fee. Students must also meet articulated program requirements or other evaluations required by state federal regulations.

Those applying to Bryant & Stratton College must have an approved high school degree or high school equivalency through the General Educational Development (GED) testing program. High school transcripts or GED scores should be submitted with the application.

Can I Receive Financial Aid From Bryant & Stratton College?

There are federally funded programs, along with other financial aid resources available to Bryant & Stratton students. Students should first submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Financial aid programs include grants, subsidized and unsubsidized loans and work study programs. Please note that the financial aid is only available for those who qualify.

What Career Possibilities Are Available Through Bryant & Stratton College?

Bryant & Stratton College offers degree programs specifically designed for developing and enhancing career possibilities. Some of the degrees offered by Bryant & Stratton include accounting, general management, information technology, criminal justice, business, electronic engineering technology, graphic design, human resources, paralegal studies, nursing, medical assistance and hospitality management.

What Notable Individuals Have Graduated From Bryant & Stratton College?

Famous graduates of Bryant & Stratton include professional soccer player Shalrie Joseph, Buffalo mayor Erastus C. Knight and dairy innovator Otto Hunziker.

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