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Winter Break Update
RIT will be closed for winter break starting at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2025, and will reopen on Monday, Jan. 5, 2026. Please expect a delay in our response times. Self-guided tour maps are available on the outside entrance of RIT's Bausch and Lomb Center. Thank you for your understanding, and we hope you enjoy the holidays.

With a rich history encompassing over 175 years, RIT invites students, employers, companies, parents, and alumni to learn more about our dynamic academic programs and our ever-changing campus.

Prospective Undergraduate Students

Find out what amazing looks like! Whether you can visit in person or want to experience virtually, we offer opportunities every day for prospective undergraduate students to get to know RIT.

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Join Us for Accepted Student Open House

Visit campus on March 28 or April 11 to meet faculty, tour campus, and ask your questions.

Learn more and register

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Daily Tours and Information Sessions

Visit campus six days a week or explore other ways to experience RIT.

Schedule your visit

Discover how graduate study at RIT can help further your career objectives and expand your opportunities.

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Meet Us On-Campus on February 19

Learn about the programs that interest you. Hear from program faculty, speak with current graduate students, and ask the questions that will help you get one step closer to your career goals.

Learn more and register

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In-person or Virtual Appointments

An in-person visit or virtual meeting with a graduate admissions counselor will provide a personalized experience that suits your needs.

Schedule a graduate appointment

Prospective Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students and Students Interested in ASL-English Interpretation

RIT/NTID is creating the most powerful, successful network of deaf and hard-of-hearing professionals and sign language interpreters in the world. Come to campus or learn more virtually.