Students come to RIT to prepare for the future, and academics are the cornerstone of that experience. Few universities provide RIT's variety of career-oriented studies.
We are dedicated to providing you with academic programs that not only offer you a solid education, but superior career preparation.
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Admission to RIT is competitive, but our admissions process is a personal one. We want to learn about your interests, abilities, and goals in order to provide guidance as you select a college that is right for you.
You should apply as an international student if you need a visa in order to study or live in the United States. If you are a US citizen, dual US citizen or permanent resident of the US, you are not considered an international applicant.
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International scholarships will be awarded to highly qualified freshman and transfer applicants. All applicants are considered for merit scholarships, which typically range from $6,000 to $16,000 per academic year. To be considered for a need-based scholarship, you must complete the College Board International Student Financial Aid Application.
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