Bryant & Stratton College - Greece Campus is located at 854 Long Pond Road, Rochester, New York, USA. The following is a detailed introduction to the campus:

School Profile

School Nature: Bryant & Stratton College - Greece Campus is a private for-profit institution.

Geographical Location: The campus is located in the suburbs of Rochester, with a relatively quiet surrounding environment and convenient transportation. It is located on the Rochester bus line, and students can easily reach the school whether they choose to drive or take public transportation.

Campus Size: The campus is small. According to the data from 2020-2021, there are 257 full-time students and 118 part-time students, totaling 375 students.

Professional Settings

Business Major: Provides diploma courses in accounting assistant, business assistant, office management and other majors, as well as associate degree courses in accounting, business, human resources specialist and other majors. These courses are designed to cultivate students' basic knowledge and practical skills in the business field, and lay a solid foundation for students to engage in accounting, management, human resources and other careers in the future.

Information Technology Major: There are information technology assistant diploma courses and network technology associate degree courses. Through these courses, students will master knowledge and skills in computer systems, network technology, information technology management, etc., and be able to engage in related work in the field of information technology.

Health Care Major: The health care major of this campus is relatively outstanding, offering medical office assistant diploma courses and medical assistant associate degree courses. During the learning process, students will have the opportunity to use the medical laboratory on campus to enhance their practical operation ability. After graduation, they can work as medical assistants, medical office management, etc. in medical institutions such as hospitals and clinics.

Teaching and Faculty

Teaching Mode: Small class teaching is adopted, with a small number of students in each class, which can ensure that each student can get full attention and guidance from the teacher, which helps to improve students' learning effects. The teacher-student ratio is 12:1, and teachers can better understand students' learning needs and provide students with personalized teaching services.

Practical Teaching: Focus on practical teaching links, through internships, experimental courses, projects, etc., let students apply theoretical knowledge to actual operations, improve students' practical ability and problem-solving ability. For example, students majoring in health care have the opportunity to intern in local medical institutions and accumulate practical work experience.

Faculty: The faculty has rich teaching experience and professional knowledge. They can not only impart professional knowledge, but also provide students with support in career planning and employment guidance.

Application and Admission

Application requirements: The campus implements an open enrollment policy. Some majors may require high school transcripts, etc., and some majors may also require interviews.

Application process: Students can apply online or submit paper application materials through the school's official website. The application materials include personal resumes, transcripts, letters of recommendation, etc. The school implements rolling admissions.

Student Life

Campus Activities: The school often holds various academic lectures, cultural activities, sports competitions, etc., such as job fairs and health exhibitions, to enrich students' extracurricular life and enhance communication and cooperation among students.

Student Organizations: There are many student organizations and clubs, such as student unions, professional associations, interest groups, etc. Students can join the corresponding organizations according to their interests and hobbies, expand their network, and improve their comprehensive quality.

Employment Services: The school provides students with employment guidance and career planning services to help students understand the needs of the employment market, formulate career development plans, and improve their employment competitiveness. In addition, the school has established partnerships with local businesses and institutions to provide students with internship and employment opportunities.

Fees and funding

Tuition: In the 2020-2021 academic year, tuition for both in-state and out-of-state students is $18,465. In addition, students also need to pay other fees such as books, about $1,800.

Scholarships: The school offers a variety of scholarships and grants to students. 96% of undergraduates can receive funding, with an average scholarship or grant amount of $7,439 to help students reduce their financial burden.