June 20, 2012

Bryant and Stratton College breaking ground for new campus

By B&SC News Team

Bryant and Stratton College breaking ground for new campus

Greece, New York – Bryant & Stratton College will be breaking ground at 846 Long Pond Road for their new Greece Campus location on July 5, 2012 at 10am. The new campus will mean relocation from 150 Bellwood Drive (Canal Ponds Park) where the College has been since July 1998. Bryant & Stratton College remains the only college in the town of Greece.

“We are excited about the move to our new location and the opportunity to deliver a quality education to more students in the heart of Greece, a community that we have proudly become a part of over the past decade. Our new campus will be well suited to help us meet the needs to our student body” Anne Loria, Director of Strategic Planning and Institutional Assessment, Bryant & Stratton College.

The move to the 32,611 square feet facility on 8.91 acres is necessary given the growth of student enrollment. The new facility will feature a medical lab, crime lab and several computer labs, in addition to a larger library and learning center. Bryant & Stratton College plans to start classes at their new location in January 2013. This campus will offer AAS degrees in Accounting, Business, Criminal Justice, Human Resource Specialist, Medical Assisting, Medical Administrative Assistant, Networking and Security Technology and the College’s newest programs, Office Management and Information Technology with a focus on Mobile Application Development which is an AOS degree.

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