The College of Arts and Sciences
Bryant's College of Arts and Sciences offers a wide range of options for study in the humanities, social sciences, mathematics, and the natural sciences. In addition, students in the arts and sciences have the opportunity to combine their major with a broad selection of more than 80 concentrations, minors, and "areas of interest." All Bryant Arts and Sciences students also have the advantage of earning a business administration minor.
Learning at Bryant extends far beyond the classroom. In each of their four years, students participate in special programs designed to prepare them for personal and professional success:
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Programs in the first year help students discover their personal strengths and individual passions.
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Second-year programs help students explore their place in the world. These programs include the Sophomore International Experience, which prepares students for the opportunities and challenges of an increasingly global environment.
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Juniors and seniors continue their personal development through on-campus programming, service learning opportunities, internships, and a senior practicum. Through these activities, students develop marketable skills and gain hands-on experience in one or more professional fields associated with their major.
The academic programs in Bryant's College of Arts and Sciences are perhaps best described as "education in action." The truly distinctive opportunities available to our arts and sciences students prepare them for success in a variety of settings and enable them to develop a clear plan for the next step in life – whether that step is graduate school or a professional position in their chosen field.
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Discover the Undergraduate Degree Programs offered by the College.
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