Zeke Kransdorf '25
Why Bryant?
I chose Bryant because of the opportunities it offered me regarding my dream career in sports broadcasting. I really liked the smaller class sizes because it gave me an opportunity to get to know my professors in a way that wouldn’t be possible at other schools.
Is it easy to get involved at Bryant?
You can definitely find your people here. I’ve been involved with both the WJMF radio station and Bryant Players since I came to campus.
I’ve been cast in seven shows so far. It’s a tight community and it feels great to express myself creatively on stage. I’m also the social fundraising chair, coordinating all club events outside of performances.
I’m the sports director for WJMF, which means I’m in charge of making sure the sports broadcasts run smoothly. Some of my favorite campus events are the sports games that I’m broadcasting, not just because I get to call them (though that is a perk!). It’s mainly because I’m a massive sports fan.
How else do you spend your time?
I’m also a member of Bryant Pride and have connections to both Velocity and aDvANCEd, two dance clubs on campus.
I’ve felt very included in the Bryant community.
Any favorite places on campus?
My favorite place to hang out and study has to be inside of the radio station because I get to listen to music while I work.
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“No other school had a career program like Bryant’s. When I started looking for an internship, I didn’t know where to begin. I was able to sit down with one of the career counselors at the Amica Center, and they walked me through the process and looked over my resume. They were really helpful.”
“One reason I picked Bryant was because I wasn’t sure what area of business I wanted to go into. I chose to go to Bryant because it was a very good business school, and I knew that whatever I chose would be a good option.”
"Bryant’s interdisciplinary approach — encouraging students to be skilled in different areas and be more well-rounded — appealed to me. I didn’t see this in the other colleges I applied to."