Bryant would also like to see transcripts detailing your academic achievement for the last three years of secondary school. This varies from country to country (please contact the Admission Office with questions). Please have your secondary school email your transcript to admission@bryant.edu or mail to: 

Bryant University 
Office of International Admission 
1150 Douglas Pike 
Smithfield, RI 02917 
United States 

International applicants must complete an English examination, with the following minimum scores:

• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) minimum score of 80 (Bryant’s TOEFL Code is 3905)
• International English Language Testing System (IELTS) minimum score of 6.5
• Duolingo English Test (DET) minimum score of 115
• Pearson PTE minimum score of 53
• Oxford ELLT: 7

English examination scores may be eligible for a waiver for applicants whose curriculum is taught in English or whose standardized test (SAT/ACT) scores meet requirements. Please contact the Admission Office for additional information. 

Bryant University is test-optional and does not require international applicants to submit standardized testing to be considered for admission. You will be required to submit an English Proficiency Exam result. 

SAT/ACT 

There are no cutoffs or minimum scores for your SAT or ACT scores or with any part of your Bryant application. To submit your scores for the SAT, use CEEB code 3095. To submit your scores for ACT, use code 3802.  

For more information about the SAT or ACT, visit the College Board website. 

Test-Optional 

If you feel your SAT or ACT scores aren’t an accurate reflection of your abilities, or you have been impacted by the disruption of test administrations for the SAT and the ACT, you can choose not to submit them. 

Applying test-optional is a personal and individual decision — so consider it carefully. Once you’ve chosen to apply with or without your test scores, you will be unable to change this decision. To view the average SAT score and other facts about current Bryant students, read our Admitted Class Profile, which may help you make your decision. 

The secondary school report must be completed by your school counselor or another school official. This form tells us about your school, how many students it has, the types of classes that are taught, and more. 

Your application should include one secondary school counselor or another school official recommendation (e.g., head of school, IB coordinator, etc.) or one teacher recommendation.

Please submit your official first marking period (e.g. first quarter, midterm, first trimester) or mid-year (second quarter, first semester, second trimester) grades as soon as they become available.  

Submission of predicted scores for examinations are also accepted.