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Online Study

About Online Study at RIT

Getting your Degree or Certificate from RIT makes a difference
Convenience
  • Online programs accessible anywhere in the world with a high-speed Internet connection
  • Quarter system allows entry four times per year - start sooner & earn your credential sooner!
  • Asynchronous learning that fits your schedule
  • Transfer-friendly programs shorten time to degree completion
Service
  • Accessible faculty & technical support
  • Online bookstore
  • 200+ databases & comprehensive library resources available online
  • Nearly 30 years of online learning experience
Value
  • Recognized by U.S. News & World Report magazine as the #1 comprehensive university in the North for academic reputation and as one of America’s “Best College Values”
  • Courses taught by same faculty who deliver campus programs
  • Regional accreditation plus professional accreditations by program (ABET, AACSB, etc)

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The 2012-2013 academic year will be the last that RIT operates within a quarter system with the typical academic year consisting of fall, winter, and spring quarter.  Effective September 2013, RIT will convert its academic calendar to a semester system with the typical academic year including fall and spring semesters.



Programs of Study

Take a class, earn a certificate, or finish a degree all through online study.  Check out these links for classes and complete certificate or degree programs available online.


 
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