Home / News / College Announces Expansion August 3, 2010 College Announces Expansion By B&SC News Team FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE College Announces Expansion; To Double Size, Add Jobs And Increase Enrollment RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 3, 2010 – Bryant & Stratton College announced today that it will double the size of its Richmond Campus to accommodate growing demand for its career-oriented curriculum, which is helping underemployed and unemployed Central Virginians get back to work. For the expansion, the College has leased approximately 17,000 square feet of space in a shopping center adjacent to its existing free-standing building at 8141 Hull Street Road in Chesterfield County. Construction of new classroom and office space is expected to begin early next month – and will include the renovation of the second floor of its existing building into a state-of-the-art Medical Sciences Department. The new space is next to the Food Lion in the Cross Pointe Shopping Center just off Hull Street Road. It will be completed in time for the College’s winter semester, which will start shortly after the first of 2011. “We’ve seen six consecutive semesters of record enrollment growth in the last two years,” Bryant & Stratton College Richmond Campus Director Beth Murphy said. “With the addition of popular new course offerings in criminal justice, financial services and particularly health care, enrollment demand is driving this expansion. “And because of our long-standing tradition of maintaining small class sizes, we have begun to recruit qualified instructional staff and expect our expansion will add considerably to our employment of faculty and support staff by early winter.” The College currently enrolls 730 students and projects enrollment of more than 1,000 by the winter semester. The new Medical Sciences Department will bring together the College’s nursing, medical administrative and medical assisting associate’s degree programs and will include three new innovative laboratories to better prepare degree candidates for the real world of health care. “Our health care offerings in addition to other new degree programs are having a favorable effect on employment,” said David Mayle, director of admissions. “We’re seeing people who’ve lost their jobs come into our programs – all of which offer career counseling and close connections between faculty and the business community – and become re-employed by adding new educational achievement to their resumes,” Bryant & Stratton College’s Richmond campus offers bachelor’s degrees in criminal justice, business administration, financial services and management. The College also offers a wide variety of associates degree programs in a convenient combination of traditional classroom instruction as well as online and evening classes – all with a highly popular “Children’s College” program for students’ kids. Bryant and Stratton College is a career college delivering outcomes-based education and training through a flexible, contemporary curriculum in a personalized environment. Bryant & Stratton College is an accredited institution and a member of the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) www.msche.org. About Bryant & Stratton College Founded in 1854, Bryant & Stratton College has built its reputation and success on a commitment to excellence and high standards. We’re proud to be accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104, (267) 284-5000). The Middle States Commission on Higher Education is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. Bryant & Stratton College has campus locations in New York, Ohio, Virginia and Wisconsin, as well as an Online Education division, and a Professional Skills Center. General information can be found on the college’s website at https://www.bryantstratton.edu. Related News Bryant & Stratton College Nursing Student Helps Save Man's Life After Motorcycle Crash Andrea Elia, a nursing student at Bryant & Stratton College – Syracuse, NY campus, helped save a man’s life by performing CPR on him after a motorcycle accident on Oct. 17, 2025, in Clay. Read More: Bryant & Stratton College Nursing Student Helps Save Man's Life After Motorcycle Crash Bryant & Stratton College grows online enrollment by nearly 300% over a decade - Buffalo Business First Bryant & Stratton College celebrates major enrollment success, with its online undergraduate program growing nearly 300% over the last decade. Read More: Bryant & Stratton College grows online enrollment by nearly 300% over a decade - Buffalo Business First Bryant & Stratton College Buffalo Campus Celebrates Medical Assistants Week Daidre Scaria, Professor at Bryant & Stratton College – Buffalo, NY Campus, joined Daytime Buffalo 4 to celebrate National Medical Assistants Week. Read More: Bryant & Stratton College Buffalo Campus Celebrates Medical Assistants Week
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