April 15, 2013

Chinese College Students Invited to Bryant & Stratton to Study Abroad

By B&SC News Team

Chinese College Students Invited to Bryant & Stratton to Study Abroad

July 28th- August 10th Bryant & Stratton College is happy to host the International English and Business Summer Program. The goals of the program are: to increase communications between schools from different countries, to improve students’ English language skills, to expand business knowledge, to enhance communication skills, and to broaden international horizons. The summer program is comprised of three parts: practical academic course work, a business immersion project and a sight-seeing tour of major US cities and Ivy League colleges throughout the northeast US.

The week-long practical academic coursework will be held at the Southtowns Campus of Bryant & Stratton College. Through teamwork and collaborative discussion, students will experience the American model of education. The business immersion project will allow students to interact with local businesses and apply their learning in a practical way. The week-long northeast tour will introduce students to top university environments in major US cities including: Buffalo, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C.

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