Applying to Bryant
Transfer Student Admission

Transfer Student Admission

Students decide to transfer to Bryant for many different reasons. No matter your path, we are pleased that it has brought you here.

In a perfect world, the first decision you made about which undergraduate school to attend would have been your last, leading to a successful and happy four years.

But, that isn't always what happens. Maybe you’re graduating from a community college, choosing a different academic path, or seeking a college that’s a better fit for you.

We’re experienced with all these scenarios and more at Bryant, where one in every seven students is a transfer. Our energizing campus offers an exceptional education that combines theoretical and hands-on knowledge with a global perspective, innovation and creativity, and character and leadership development.

In our student-centered learning environment, we hope you’ll thrive.

Transfer applicants may apply for admission for the fall and spring semesters. We expect you to have obtained sufficient academic preparation for the Bryant curriculum through a combination of accredited secondary school and college coursework.

Common Application Universal Application

Universal Application Supplement [PDF]

Additional information

Are you a different type of applicant? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

Contact the Office of Admission

Need help? Just reach out — we’re happy to assist.

Jae Bergman
Assistant Director of Transfer Admission

jbergman@bryant.edu

(401) 232-6741

School Codes

SAT CEEB Code: 3095

ACT Code: 3802

FAFSA Code: 003402

TOEFL Code: 3905

Phase 1

Application Requirements

You can apply as a transfer using the Common Application, the Universal Application plus Universal Application supplement [PDF], or a paper application [PDF].

In addition, prospective transfer students must submit the following:

One-time $50 non-refundable fee (waived if you have previously applied to Bryant)
Official high school transcript
Official college transcript(s) from each college attended
Personal essay
SAT or ACT scores if transferring with fewer than 30 credits at time of application (Read our test-optional policy [3.6])
List of courses and course numbers not included on the transcript that the applicant expects to complete before the proposed date of enrollment

International transfer students must also submit:

Evidence of English language proficiency (e.g. TOEFL, IELTS)
Certification of Finances [PDF] and supporting bank documents
University transfer of visa form [PDF]

Application deadlines

For fall semester admission, apply by May 1
For spring semester admission, apply by Nov 15

Next Step: Phase 2

Phase 2

Financial Aid

Merit scholarships are available for outstanding transfer students for the fall and spring semesters and range from $9,000 to $20,000. Scholarships are based on the application for admission and are renewable.

Transfer students are also eligible for need-based financial aid. Please submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

If you are a transfer student for the fall term, submit the FAFSA or Renewal FAFSA by April 1. Please note that financial aid awards do not automatically transfer between institutions. January term transfer applicants will not be considered for an award until all required forms are received.

Next Step: Phase 3

Phase 3

Admission Interviews

Although interviews aren’t required, we enjoy offering them to prospective students. The personal dimension they add can distinguish an application from the crowd.

During an interview, we hope to get to know you better, learn about why you’re interested in Bryant, and answer any of your questions. We add any notes we take during an interview to your application file, where they’ll be part of your application review process.

Learn more about interviews on this page.

Next Step: Phase 4

Phase 4

Transfer Credits

Upon acceptance, you’ll receive a credit evaluation indicating which classes have transferred, along with a curriculum summary identifying the courses required for a bachelor's degree at Bryant.

You may transfer:

Up to 62 credits from a two-year college and 92 credits from a four-year college
Courses in which you’ve received a grade of "C" or better, as long as the courses fit into the Bryant curriculum.
Courses which earn credit upon approval from Bryant faculty

Next Step: Phase 5

Phase 5

College Partnerships

We’re proud to partner with several colleges to offer articulation agreements. That means these schools have courses that are so similar in content to certain Bryant classes, you’ll get transfer credit instead of having to retake them.

Students who complete all of the requirements of the agreement can have their $50 application fee waived. Contact the Office of Transfer Admission at (401) 232-6100 or (800) 622-7001 for more information.

Next Step: Phase 6

Phase 6

Apply

You can start your application by using using one of these links. Each website requires you to create a log-in and password, allowing you to save and add to your application as needed before you are ready to submit it to Bryant.

You can also download and mail a paper application [PDF].

If you have applied to Bryant within the past academic year, you may reapply by submitting the request to reactivate application for admission [PDF] in lieu of the other options.

Common Application Universal Application Universal Application Supplement