Student Resources

General Resources

  • GCCIS Lost & Found
    • Located on the first floor of Golisano Hall near the Dean's Office
       
  • Academic Advising
    • Get connected with your Academic Advisor
  • GCCIS Tutoring Center
    • Provides tutoring to any student taking courses in the introductory programming sequences offered within GCCIS
       
  • Reporting an Incident
    • Report concerns about a student, bias-related incidents, and confidential resources
  • RIT Title IX
    • Committed to fostering a campus climate in which members of our community are protected from all forms of sex discrimination
  • Ombuds Office
    • Provides a safe and confidential place for students, faculty, and staff to bring any kind of problem, dispute or question
  • RIT Red Folder
    • Indicators of Distress (What to Look For)
       
  • RIT FoodShare and Bern’s Closet
    • Provides RIT community access to free food and clothing on campus
  • RIT Wellness
    • Supports students through a multifaceted approach to wellness that encompasses all aspects of personal well-being, including physical and emotional health as well as accessibility
  • Counseling & Psychological Services (CaPS)
    • Provides confidential and personalized services to meet the mental health needs of RIT students
  • Health Promotion
    • Educates students with health information, skill development, and opportunities for growth through engaging programming and active outreach efforts
  • Office of Access, Engagement and Success 
    • Offers programs and services to RIT students focused on academic support, leadership development, tutoring and scholarship.
  • Women, Gender, and Sexuality Resource Center
    • Provides advocacy, education, and celebration for RIT community members of all genders, gender identities, and sexual orientations
       
  • Financial Literacy
    • Provides a virtual library with a variety of resources to learn how to manage your money
  • Spectrum Support Program (SSP)
    • Helps students on the autism spectrum make connections at RIT for academic, social and career success
  • Disability Services Office
    • Facilitates equitable access to the full RIT experience for students with disabilities
  • Access Services
    • Provides interpreting, notetaking, and real-time captioning services to the RIT community

Department Specific Resources

Co-Op and Career Services Resources

Student Clubs and Organizations

Student activities play an important role in enriching your college experience.


Student organizations can help you develop leadership skills, provide networking opportunities, enhance education outside of the classroom, and strengthen the communication between faculty, staff, and students.

Explore and get involved with student clubs and organizations in the RIT College of Computing >

Change of Program Resources

GCCIS Change of Program guide

 

Program specific change of program application and process information: