Discover your future now!

July 19 - 20 and August 2 - 3

High school students who are entering their senior year in the fall of 2013 are invited to investigate their career options through hands-on activities at the 23rd Annual College & Careers program at RIT. 

Working with our students and faculty, they will use our state of the art facilities and technology to help them get started in making choices for their future. 

Online registration for Collge & Careers will be available June 2013.  You may view last year's workshop offerings online at www.admissions.rit.edu/careers/.

For more information please contact the RIT Undergraduate Admissions Office at 585-475-6631, or visitrit@rit.edu.

students may apply online beginning in June 2013 at:

http://www.admissions.rit.edu/careers/.

Registration is available at the following link:

http://www.rit.edu/emcs/admissions/events-near-you

Meeting initial test score and rank criteria does not guarantee selection.

High School seniors with outstanding academic credentials can receive substantial scholarships through RIT's Presidential Scholarship Program.  RIT will award Presidential Scholarships to more than 500 entering freshmen this year, with an anticipated four-year value exceeding $14 million.  Financial need is not considered in selecting RIT's Presidential Scholarship winners.  In order to be considered for a Presidential Scholarship, students must complete their application for admission by February 1.

Applications received by February 1 will be reviewed by our Presidential Scholarship Committee to identify candidates who have achieved greater than or equal to:

A score of 1950 or higher on the three combined sections of the SAT (or ACT composite of 28) and a secondary school rank in the top 20 percent at the end of the junior year, or:

A score of 1860 or higher on the three combined sections of the SAT (or ACT composite of 27) and a secondary school rank in the top 10 percent at the end of the junior year.

The Scholarship Committee will review applicants from secondary schools that do not calculate rank on an individual basis for possible selection.

Each student who meets the initial selection criteria will be given further consideration for a merit-based scholarship:

Presidential Awards may range in value from $10,000 to $16,000 per academic year. (Amounts based on merit). Renewable. 

Please view the following link for additional Freshman Scholarship Opportunities:

http://www.rit.edu/~960www/finaidscholarships/meritscholarship.php3#1

Early decision is a great option for freshmen applicants who have identified RIT as their first-choice college.  There are several advantages to applying Early Decision: 

·          Early notification of an admissions decision

·          Priority selection during the housing assignment process

·          Early estimate of a financial aid package

RIT’s application for admission should be submitted with a non-refundable $60 application fee, official copies of your SAT or ACT scores, a personal statement, and additional information about your interests, activities, and senior year courses.  There is also a section to be given to your school counselor so that an official copy of your high school transcript and a letter of recommendation can be sent to us.