Wells College Transfer Information
This is a difficult time of transition as a Wells College student, but know that RIT is here to support you as you choose where to finish your studies.
We provide an education where you don't just innovate, research, and refine — you also gain unmatched career preparation that propels your career forward after graduation.
RIT Majors to Transfer Into
No one does future-focused majors like RIT. At RIT, all majors are encouraged to complete a co-op (paid, full-time, relevant experience in your field of study) and for most, the co-op is built into the program.
There is still time to apply for Fall 2024 admission. The following majors have space available and may align well with your current program at Wells College.
Accounting BS
Applied Mathematics BS
Applied Statistics and Data Analytics BS
Biochemistry BS
Biology BS
Biomedical Sciences BS
Chemistry BS
Computational Mathematics BS
Criminal Justice BS
English BS
Environmental Science BS
Environmental Sustainability, Health and Safety BS
Finance BS
Global Business Management BS
History BS
Hospitality and Tourism Management BS
Individualized Program BS
Management Information Systems (MIS) BS
Marketing BS
Museum Studies BS
Philosophy BS
Photographic and Imaging Arts BFA (Options in Advertising Photography, Fine Art Photography, Photojournalism, and Visual Media)
Political Science BS
Psychology BS
Sociology and Anthropology BS
Supply Chain Management BS
Studio Arts BFA (Options in Ceramics, Expanded Forms, Furniture Design, Glass, Metals and Jewelry Design, Painting, Printmaking, and Sculpture)
Web and Mobile Computing BS
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies BS
Transfer Scholarships
Every transfer student who applies to RIT is considered for merit-based scholarships, regardless of financial need. Transfer merit scholarships range from $10,000 - $20,000* annually.
Plus, you could qualify for additional scholarships and financial aid.
Contact a Transfer Admissions Counselor
Our transfer admissions counselor are here to support you during this transition and are available to answer your questions.You can schedule an appointment or reach out to a counselor directly.
*Merit scholarships are determined at the time of admission. RIT scholarships are offered during semesters of full-time coursework. Students who meet the eligibility requirements for multiple RIT merit-based scholarships will be offered the highest-valued scholarship unless the indicated scholarships can be combined. Deaf and hard-of-hearing students accepted to RIT and supported by the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID), and students accepted directly to NTID, fall outside of these guidelines and are considered for NTID’s merit-based scholarships.