Resources
Bryant's administration and faculty are always available to answer questions, address concerns, and offer insights into your child's college experience. We encourage you to learn more about the admission process, academics, student life, our use of technology, and the cocurricular opportunities that enhance the Bryant experience. For more information, we invite parents to contact the appropriate member of the Senior Leadership Team.
To learn more about the different aspects of your child's life at Bryant, please visit these Web sites:
Academic Advising
Every student is assigned a professional academic advisor who offers guidance in registering for classes, course selection, declaring a major, and preparing for graduation.
Academic Center for Excellence
The staff and peer tutors at the Academic Center for Excellence (ACE) help students learn how to successfully meet the rigorous academic demands of college.
Campus Map
Download an updated map of the Bryant campus.
Campus Ministry
Protestant and Catholic chaplains are available to offer non-denominational spiritual support for all students. A new Interfaith Center is currently under construction and will be open in June 2009.
Campus Safety
The safety of Bryant's campus has been nationally recognized and is overseen by the Department of Public Safety.
Counseling Services
Bryant offers more than academic support; our staff is trained to provide counseling and crisis services to all students.
Health and Wellness
Bryant believes that health and wellness programs support the overall success of our students. In addition to the state-of-the-art Chace Wellness Center, students can take wellness workshops throughout the year. Bryant has also recently launched the new "Healthy U at Bryant U" campaign.
Residence Life
Living away from home has many challenges. The staff of the Office of Residence Life not only ensures that your child enjoys living on campus, but they also plan events and offer counseling and support.
Study Abroad
Bryant is committed to offering all students the opportunity to expand their horizons by studying or working outside the United States. Students can spend a semester, summer, or academic year in one of 43 countries. Sophomores are all invited to spend their winter or summer break on one of the Sophomore International Experience trips.
Visit Campus
Visiting campus is the best way to get to know the University and our community. We encourage you to visit often, both informally and at campus events including Orientation, Move-in Day, Parents and Family Weekend, Homecoming/Reunion, and Commencement.
