Applicants for Full-Time Undergraduate Admission:

• You should apply to RIT as a freshman if you are currently in secondary school or have graduated from secondary school but have not yet attended college.
• You should apply to RIT as a transfer if you have attended any college after graduating from secondary school

We have several web or paper application options available for you.

1. Web Application Options (preferred method)
   • myRIT: You may apply online with a myRIT portal account. We have designed an online application environment that is easy to use and continue if you can't finish everything in one session. With myRIT you can determine what application credentials (transcripts, SAT scores, etc.) have been received or are still required in "real time," tailor the site to match your academic and out-of-class interests, access application forms, update your your admissions information, and stay up to date on campus news and events. Click here to apply.
     
     
   • Common Application: You may apply online using the Common Application. The Common Application is also easy to use and a convenient way to organize your application. If you use this application RIT also requires that you submit the RIT Supplemental Application Form. You can still participate in the myRIT portal community to learn more about what we offer. To use the Universal Application click here to apply.
   
   
   • Universal Application: You may apply online using the Universal Application. The Universal Application is also easy to use and a convenient way to organize your application. If you use this application RIT also requires that you submit the RIT Supplemental Application Form. You can still participate in the myRIT portal community to learn more about what we offer. To use the Common Application click here to apply.
     

    

2. Paper Application Options
   • Print and complete our Undergraduate Application (PDF version) and mail to the address at the bottom of the page.
     
     
   • Print and complete the Common Application. If you use this application RIT also requires that you submit the Common Application Supplemental Form.