Bryant University 12028

About the University

Bryant University. Since 1863.

The expansion of business enterprises in the United States during the second half of the nineteenth century created unprecedented job growth. Bryant founders Henry Bryant and Henry Stratton recognized that workers, particularly Civil War veterans, interested in new job opportunities would need a business education. The two men founded Bryant and Stratton National Business College, which grew to 40 locations altogether, including the campus in Providence, R.I., in 1863. Ezra Mason, a Rhode Island accountant, was also a founding partner, and he managed the college.

>> Bryant's Charter (Jan. 14, 1863)

Women at Bryant

From the beginning, Mason wanted to inspire women to attend college. In 1865, he declared, "We have had the privilege of according diplomas to young ladies whose thorough attainments in all the requisites of accountantship would put to blush the pretensions of many a bearded competitor for like honors." Female students remained a minority for the next decade, but the college continued to actively recruit and attract women.

Business curriculum expanded to include the arts and sciences

William Warner, who purchased the college from Mason in 1867 expanded the curriculum to include courses in the arts, humanities, and sciences including philosophy, history, languages, photography, sculpture, engineering, higher mathematics, hydraulics, and mechanics. Maximillian Berlitz was in charge of languages and later went on to build his empire of Berlitz Schools.

Bryant University is ranked A+ for mid-career post-graduation, according to College Factual/USA Today 2016
Bloomberg BusinessWeek names Bryant one of the top 50 universities in USA
Ranked 2nd on U.S. News and World Report’s 2015 list of “up-and-coming” universities
It offers 168 major and minor combos
Student to faculty ratio is 13:1

Fees & Course

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MANAGEMENT
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MBA 2 YEARS
Master of Business Administration

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Master of Business Administration

MARKETING
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Master of Business Administration

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
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Master of Business Administration

COOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
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BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
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University Ratings

8/10

34 Votes

Education

70.79% - Good

Facilities

61.19% - Average

Faculty

70.99% - Good

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61.49% - Average

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Our Faculty

Campus News

Director Message

Ronald K. Machtley President

The world is changing fast, and our communities, organizations, and economies need a new generation of innovative leaders with character who are prepared for the future. Bryant University is answering the call with a nationally recognized educational model advanced through innovative pedagogies.

This fall marked the start of my 23rd academic year at Bryant, and I have never been more proud of all that we are accomplishing through the dedication of our world-class faculty in the College of Business, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the School of Health Sciences, as well as our exceptional staff team; the hard work and commitment of our students, and the continued engagement and investment of Bryant alumni, parents, and friends. This summer, our Physician Assistance Program was granted full accreditation, a rigorous distinction that Bryant is the first in Rhode Island to earn.

Bryant continues to rise in national rankings. In Bryant's U.S. News & World Report peer group, for 2019 we are noted among the top ten of 193 institutions. Bryant has also garnered top rankings for transformative teaching, student success, and outcomes. The University's dedication to academic excellence is reflected in the No. 7 ranking of schools with "A Strong Commitment to Undergraduate Teaching" and No. 3 ranking as an A+ school for undergraduate students. Our International Business program is ranked nationally at No. 25 in a field of some of the most prestigious universities in the country.

I am proud that Bryant's upward trajectory in these rankings recognizes the innovative education delivered by our expert faculty. The entire Bryant community works hard to prepare our students for the kind of success that other schools envy, and our steady rise in these rankings reflects validation by our peers across the country.

As we reflect on Bryant's many achievements, we have reaffirmed four goals that shape our bold plans for the future: academic excellence, education of the whole person in a technology-driven environment, building a diverse and inclusive community, and inspiring a collegial community. Within each of these strategic goals we continue to challenge ourselves with strategies and initiatives which we believe will prepare our students for successful lives and careers.

Sincerely,

Ronald K. Machtley
President