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Society and Culture—Education—Higher Education—Colleges and Universities
Bryant and Stratton College
Total
Students |
Full-Time
Undergrads |
Percent Accepted |
Percent Women |
Resident Tuition & Fees |
Non-Res. Tuition & Fees |
Room & Board |
| 470 | 354 | — | 79% | — | — | — |
| Year last surveyed | 2006 |
Address | 1259 Central Avenue
Albany NY 12205-5230 |
Phone | (518) 437-1802 |
Admissions | fax: (518) 437-1048 |
Carnegie Classification | Associate's Colleges |
Type | two-year college [awards associate degrees and/or offers two years of work acceptable toward a bachelor's program] |
Student Body | Coeducational |
Established | 1857 |
Institutional Control | Private – Proprietary |
Academic Calendar | Semesters |
Admissions Details: Bryant and Stratton College
| Does institution have policy of placing students on a waiting list? | no | | Does institution have an open admissions policy? | no | | Does institution have a preferential admission policy? | no | | Does the institution have Early Admission? | no | | Does the institution have an Early Action plan. | no | | Does the institution have an Early Decision plan. | no | | Does the institution has a Deferred Admission option? | yes | | High school completion requirement degree seeking entering students. | required, GED accepted. | | Is the high school completion requirement is different for a particular program or group of degree-seeking entering students. | not required. | | What programs or student groups have different high school completion requirements: | applicants 19 or over who meet entrance testing requirements | | Fall freshmen application deadline type indicator. | continuous. | | Fall transfers application deadline type indicator. | continuous. | | Application fee. | $0 | | Does the institution accept electronic applications. | no | | Does the institution have an admission video available to prospective students. | no | | Does the institution have an electronic viewbook available to prospective students. | no | | Entrance difficulty level for all or most students. | minimally difficult | | Entrance difficulty level for transfer students. | minimally difficult | | Accepts CLEP subject for transfers. | yes |
Data Source: Peterson's Undergraduate Dataset, © 2007. All rights reserved.
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