Associate+Bachelor’s Degree Programs

Overview

When you choose an RIT Associate+Bachelor’s Degree Program, you start on the road to academic success by earning an associate degree through RIT’s National Technical Institute for the Deaf, which prepares you to enroll in a bachelor’s degree program in one of the other eight colleges of RIT.

What makes students in these programs so successful in college and their careers?

  • Access to high-caliber RIT academic programs
  • Unparalleled academic support
  • Academic success: Deaf and hard-of-hearing students at RIT graduate at rates above the national averages for students in community colleges and other private four-year colleges.
  • The best value: RIT receives special federal support for deaf and hard-of-hearing students, so you pay less than one-half of RIT’s regular tuition.

Associate+Bachelor’s Degree Programs

Associate Degree + Bachelor's Degree RIT College/Unit

Business Studies

Accounting Technology (AAS)

 

Individualized Program

School of Individualized Study

Administrative Support Technology (AAS)

 

Individualized Program

School of Individualized Study

Business (AS)

 

Accounting

Finance

Global Business Management

Hospitality and Tourism Management

Management Information Systems

Marketing

Supply Chain Management

Saunders College of Business

Business Administration (AAS)

 

Individualized Program

School of Individualized Study

Engineering Studies

Applied Mechanical Technology (AAS)

 

Robotics & Manufacturing Engineering Technology

Mechanical Engineering Technology

Mechatronics Engineering Technology

College of Engineering Technology

Civil Technology (AAS)

 

Civil Engineering Technology

College of Engineering Technology

Information and Computing Studies

Applied Computer Technology (AS)

 

Computing and Information Technologies

Human-Centered Computing

Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences

Mobile Application Development (AAS)

 

Web and Mobile Computing

Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences

Liberal Arts

Applied Liberal Arts (AS)

 

Advertising and Public Relations

Communication

Community Development and Inclusive Leadership

Criminal Justice

Economics

English

History

Humanities, Computing, and Design

International and Global Studies

Journalism

Museum Studies

Philosophy

Political Science

Psychology

Sociology and Anthropology

College of Liberal Arts

Science

General Science (AS)

 

Biomedical Sciences

Exercise Science

Global Public Health

Nutritional Sciences

College of Health Sciences and Technology

 

Biochemistry

Biology

Biotechnology and Molecular Bioscience

Chemistry

Environmental Science

College of Science

Laboratory Science Technology (AAS)

 

Individualized Program

School of Individualized Study

 

Biochemistry

Biology

Biotechnology and Molecular Bioscience

Chemistry

Environmental Science

College of Science

Visual Communications Studies

3D Graphics Technology (AAS)

 

3D Digital Design

College of Art and Design