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Alumni Spotlight:
David DiSanto '79, '84 MST
DiSanto Priest
"We have hired many Bryant graduates at our firm. Not only is each extremely well trained in the fundamentals of accounting and business, but each has confidence, perseverance, a strong work ethic and integrity that is unmistakably Bryant."
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MPAC PROGRAM SCHEDULE
The Graduate School offers a number of scheduling options to meet the needs of students and their employers. Most students complete the MPAc in 2 semesters, full time. You may enter the MPAc program in the fall, spring or summer semesters and complete it in a number of ways:
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Traditional fifth year program: Begin your studies in September and complete them in May
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Summer / Fall: Begin your studies in May and complete them in December
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Spring / Summer: Begin your studies in January and complete them in August
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Summer / Summer: Begin your studies in May of the first year, work in the firm for the fall and spring, and complete your studies from May to August of the second year.
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Option 1
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Option 2
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Summer semester:
Begin MPAc
Fall semester:
Complete MPAc
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Fall semester:
Begin MPAc
Spring semester:
Complete MPAc
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Option 3
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Option 4
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Spring semester:
Begin MPAc
Summer semester:
Complete MPAc
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Summer semester:
Begin MPAc
Fall and Spring semesters:
Work in your firm
Summer semester:
Complete MPAc
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Many students begin the Bryant MPAc immediately upon graduation from college. Those who have accepted a position choose the Summer/Summer program, allowing them to work during the year to gain valuable hands-on experience. Others begin the MPAc immediately upon graduation but take time-off between semesters to work.
The Bryant MPAc can also be earned from off-campus. All MPAc courses are delivered simultaneously in the classroom and via distance spanning technology. You have the opportunity to log into a “virtual classroom” via any high-speed internet connection and you will participate with the professor and your classmates, in real time with complete audio and video access. In addition, each class session is recorded so if you would like to go back and review the class later, you can, provided you attended the class when it was originally held.
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