RIT hosts Adult and Part-time Study Connection
July 21 and Aug. 9 program provides essential information for prospective adult, part-time learners
A. Sue Weisler
RIT will host an information session for adult and part-time learners Jan. 7 in the Bausch & Lomb Center.
Rochester Institute of Technology is helping to address the needs of adult and part-time learners by offering a program that will help them sharpen their skills or earn a degree.
The Adult and Part-time Study Connection will be held 5-7 p.m. July 21 and Aug. 9 in the Bausch & Lomb Center, lower level, on the RIT campus. The program is free and participants can register by email at gradinfo@rit.edu or by calling 585-475-2229.
The session is helpful to those individuals who are looking to update professional skills, complete a graduate or undergraduate college degree part time, or change career paths. Participants will be able to meet with admissions advisers, academic advisers and financial aid advisers.
WHAT: Rochester Institute of Technology Adult and Part-time Study Connection
WHERE: Bausch & Lomb Center, lower level, RIT campus
WHEN: 5–7 p.m., July 21 and Aug. 9
REGISTRATION: Go to www.rit.edu/emcs/ptgrad, call 585-475-2229 or email gradinfo@rit.edu.
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