APPLICATION FOR FRESHMAN ADMISSION
APPLICATIONFOR FRESHMAN ADMISSION
Please refer to the application timetable below to determine when you should file your appli cation, based upon your applicant statusand desired entry term. If you have any questions about the appli cation process, please call the Undergraduate Admissions Officeat 585-475-6631, or the NTID Office of Admissions at 585-475-6700, toll free in the U.S. and Canada at 866-644-6843, or byvideophone at 585-743-1366. You may return your application form in the enclosed envelope, but keep the application timetableand instructions (pages 1 through 2) for future reference.Freshman Application TimetableApplicant StatusEntry TermApplication DeadlineNotification DateEarly Decision IFall SemesterSubmit application, test scores, andtranscript by November 1(postmarked)Early Decision notificationsbegin mid-DecemberEarly Decision IIFall SemesterSubmit application, test scores, andtranscript by January 1 (postmarked)Early Decision notificationsbegin mid-JanuaryRegular DecisionFall SemesterSubmit application, test scores, andtranscript by January 15 (postmarked)Regular Decisionnotifications beginmid-March.Regular DecisionFall SemesterAfter January 15*:Applications reviewed on a spaceavailable basis.Notification 4–6 weeks after alldocuments received.FreshmanSpringSemesteror SummerTermApplications received on a rollingbasis, but priority will be given to thoseapplications received by November 1.Notification 4–6 weeks after alldocuments received.* Applicants should submit the application and academic records by the deadlines listed above to be considered for merit-basedscholarships and the RIT Honors program.Freshman Application ChecklistItemMailed or Given toApplication and 65 Fee (or fee waiver)Undergraduate Admissions OfficeSecondary School Transcript RequestCollege Counselor at your schoolAudiological Form** for all deafand hard-of-hearing studentsNTID Admissions OfficeRequest required admissiontest scores be sent to RIT(SAT Code #2760, ACT Code #2870)College Counselor, CollegeEntrance Examination Board(SAT), or ACTArt Portfolio (if required)***Submit digitally via SlideRoomat rit.slideroom.com or mail toUndergraduate Admissions Office.(Candidates applying for need-basedfinancial aid must also file Federal FAFSAform. RIT federal code #002806.)Federal ProcessorDate Completed** All deaf and hard-of-hearing students must submit the RIT Audiological Form or an unaided audiogram completed within the last three yearsfrom a certified audiologist in order for their application to be considered for the federally supported tuition rate.*** Please see instructions on page 2 for submitting your portfolio digitally.RIT does not discriminate. RIT promotes and values diversity within its workforce and provides equal opportunity to all qualified individuals regardless of race, color, creed,age, marital status, sex, gender, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, veteran status, or disability. 2018 Rochester Institute of Technology. All rights reserved. RIT and NTID are registered trademarks of Rochester Institute of Technology.PDF-P2281-8/18-MEM
ApplicationInstructionsApply Online: admissions.rit.eduApplicant StatusYou should apply to RIT as a freshman if you are currently insecondary school or have graduated from secondary school buthave not yet at tended college. Special information re gardingadmission as an Early Decision freshman, NTID, or HEOPcandidate is provided below. Students who have attended anycollege after graduating from secondary school should applyusing RIT’s Application for Transfer Admission.Early Decision PlansIf you’re applying to RIT as a freshman and have identifiedRIT as your first-choice college, you may want to apply foran early review of your ap plication through one of our EarlyDecision Plans.To apply for Early Decision, you should check the appropriatebox in the Applicant Status section of your application andreturn your completed form along with all supporting credentials (in cluding transcripts, SAT or ACT scores, andrecommendation) by November 1 for Early Decision I orJanuary 1 for Early Decision II.Under either Early Decision Plan, if you are admitted to RITin your first-choice major and choose to enroll at RIT, you mustsubmit a 300 acceptance of admission deposit by January 15for Early Decision I or February 15 for Early Decision II andwithdraw your applications with all other colleges/universitiesat that time.Early Decision candidates who are not accepted will, in mostcases, be asked to submit midyear senior grades and will bereviewed a second time as part of the Regular Decision groupof applicants. Candidates who are accepted to an alternate(second- or third-choice) major may request to be released fromthe conditions of the Early Decision Plan.Early Decision candidates should submit a FAFSA byDecember 1.Regular Decision PlanMost applications for admission to RIT are re viewed under ourRegular Decision Plan.Under this plan, freshman applicants for fall semester (August)entry who have provided all re quired application materials byJanuary 15 will have their admission notification mailed by midMarch. Fresh men who apply for fall semester admission afterFebruary 1 are notified of admission decisions on a space-available basis four to six weeks after their application is complete.Candidates who submit their applications and academicrecords by January 15 will be considered for RIT’s meritbased scholarship programs and the RIT Honors program.All freshman applications for spring semester or summer termentry are reviewed on a rolling basis, with notification lettersmailed four to six weeks after the application is complete. Allapplications filed by international students are also reviewed andnotified on a rolling basis.Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing ApplicantsDeaf and hard-of-hearing students may apply for admission toprograms offered at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf(NTID) or to any other college of RIT. Whether you are applying to an NTID program or a program in any other RITcollege, you should check the appropriate box in the ApplicantStatus section of the application and submit the RITAudiological Form or an unaided audiogram completed withinthe last three years from a certified audiologist in order toreceive the federally supported tuition rate for deaf and hardof-hearing students.New York State Arthur O. EveHigher Education Opportunity ProgramThe Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) provideseducationally and financially disadvantaged residents of NewYork state with access to independent colleges and universitiesthroughout the state by providing special academic supportservices and financial assistance.New York state residents who wish to be considered foradmission through HEOP should check the box for HEOPadmission in the Applicant Status section. HEOP candidates must submit a FAFSA by Janurary 15 to determineHEOP eligibility. Please contact our HEOP Office at585-475-2506 to discuss HEOP financial eligibility guidelines.HEOP admission is available only to students who have notpreviously attended college, or to transfer students who were partof their previous college’s EOP or HEOP program. Candidatesare en couraged to request a waiver of the normally required 65application fee if needed.International ApplicantsInternational students may apply using any of the EarlyDecision or Regular Decision plans.International students may apply online, use this application form, or use RIT’s International Student Ap pli ca tion.Students whose native language is not English must submitresults of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL),the International English Language Testing System (IELTS)examination, or an equivalent to be reviewed by the Office ofUndergraduate Admissions.International applicants who are deaf or hard-of-hearing shouldcheck the appropriate box in the Applicant Status section ofthe application and submit an audiological record in order toqualify for educational access and support services providedthrough NTID.1
Program SelectionWhen applying for admission to RIT, you are asked to select aspecific major as part of our ad mission process. This is importantbe cause we of fer a variety of majors, and admission requirements may differ from one program to an other. In this section,you will select the major you want to study at RIT. The majorsare listed on pages 3 and 4. Please refer to this list when indicating your program choice.If you do not meet the requirements for admission to your firstchoice major, or if this major has filled all available spaces, youwill not be offered admission to your first choice major. Youmay, however, be offered admission to a second- or third-choicealternate major if you have selected one. Applicants who choosealternate majors from different colleges within RIT are morelikely to be admitted to one of their chosen majors.Undecided?If you do not feel ready to select a specific major, you may applyfor admission to one of the “undeclared option” programs offeredby several RIT colleges, or choose the University Explorationprogram if your interests span more than one RIT college.University Exploration OptionIf you have interests that span two or more of our colleges, ourbroadest and most flexible option, the University Explorationoption (offered by the University Studies Division), allows youup to one year of course work to explore and focus youracademic and career interests.Undeclared OptionsIf your primary interests fall within a specific college, but you areunsure of your specific major, many colleges offer UndeclaredOptions. These college-based options help you discover moreabout your specific interests within the majors offered bythe college.Portfolio RequirementsAll students applying for admission to the School of Art, theSchool for American Crafts, the School of Design , and the Schoolof Film and Animation must submit a portfolio for consideration. Please review the portfolio instructions available rtfolio-guide.Students who wish to make special arrangements to show theirportfolio while visiting campus should contact the UndergraduateAdmissions Office. Applicants who are deaf or hard of hearingshould contact NTID Admissions.Required Admission Tests(RIT SAT Code #2760, RIT ACT Code #2870)All freshman applicants must submit results from the SAT(SAT-I) or ACT. Applicants should have the testing agency sendSAT or ACT scores directly to RIT or have scores included ontheir high school transcript. RIT will accept results from anytest date, and ACT or SAT examinations are equally acceptablefor admission consideration. The ACT’s optional writing test isrecommended but not required for those students who choosethe ACT. International students whose native language is notEnglish must submit results of the TOEFL or IELTS and areencouraged to also submit SAT or ACT results if available.Honors Program AdmissionProspective students begin the Honors program admissionprocess by submitting RIT’s Application for UndergraduateAdmission along with secondary school transcripts and SAT orACT scores. These materials must be submitted by the deadlinesassociated with the Early and Regular Decision timetables.Applications postmarked by those dates are reviewed by theUndergraduate Admissions Office to select a limited number ofcandidates who are then admitted to the Honors program. Undeclared Art and Design Business Exploration Computing Exploration Engineering Exploration Engineering Technology Exploration Film and Animation Exploration Liberal Arts Exploration Undeclared Photography Science ExplorationAcademic TranscriptsThis application packet includes a Secondary School TranscriptRequest Form. You should take this form to your high schoolguidance office to be completed and returned to RIT with anofficial copy of your transcript in a sealed school envelope.2Important Email InstructionsProviding us with a correct and current email addressis important. Email is how we most often communicatewith you throughout the application process. We recommend that you add undergrad admissions@rit.eduand admissions@rit.edu (NTID students, addntidadmissions@rit.edu) to your address book and removeany spam blockers that may obstruct our email, andthat you frequently check the email address provided.
Undergraduate Day Majors and OptionsCollege of Art and DesignKate Gleason College of EngineeringSchool of Art Engineering Exploration Option Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering–Clean and Renewable Energy Option Electrical Engineering–Computer Engineering Option Electrical Engineering–Robotics Option Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering–Ergonomics Option Industrial Engineering–Lean Six Sigma Option Industrial Engineering–Manufacturing Option Industrial Engineering–Supply Chain Management Option Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering–Aerospace Option Mechanical Engineering–Automotive Option Mechanical Engineering–Bioengineering Option Mechanical Engineering–Energy & Environment Option Microelectronic Engineering Undeclared Art & DesignOptionu Illustrationu Medical Illustrationu Studio Arts- Ceramics Optionu- Expanded Forms Optionu- Furniture Design Optionu- Glass Optionu- Metals and JewelryuDesign Optionu- Non-Toxic PrintmakingOptionu- Painting Optionu- Scultpure OptionuSchool of Design Undeclared Art & DesignOptionu 3D Digital Designu Graphic Designu Industrial Designu Interior Designu New Media DesignuSchool for American Crafts Furniture Design (AOS)uSchool of Film & Animation Film and Animationu- Animation Optionu- Production Optionu Motion Picture ScienceSchool of Photographic Arts& Sciences Undeclared Photography Option Photographic and Imaging Arts- Advertising Photography Option- Fine Art Photography Option- Photojournalism Option- Visual Media Option Photographic Sciences- Biomedical PhotographicCommunications Option- Imaging and PhotographicTechnology OptionSaunders College of Business Business Exploration Option Accounting Finance Hospitality and Tourism Management International Business Management Management Information Systems Marketing New Media Marketing Supply Chain ManagementB. Thomas Golisano College ofComputing and Information Sciences Computing Exploration Option* Computer Science Computing and Information Technologies Computing Security Game Design and Development Human-Centered Computing New Media Interactive Development Software Engineering Web and Mobile Computing* For students deciding among computer science, computing andinformation technologies, computing security, human-centeredcomputing, new media interactive development, software engineering,and web and mobile computing.College of Engineering Technology Engineering Technology Exploration Option* Civil Engineering Technology* Computer Engineering Technology* Computer Engineering Technology–Audio Option* Computer Engineering Technology–Telecommunications Option* Electrical Engineering Technology* Electrical Engineering Technology–Audio Option* Electrical Engineering Technology–Telecommunications Option* Electrical/Mechanical Engineering Technology* Environmental Sustainability, Health and Safety Manufacturing Engineering Technology* Mechanical Engineering Technology* Media Arts and Technology Packaging Science* Please note that the engineering technology degree programs offeredin RIT’s College of Engineering Technology differ in focusand entrance requirements from programs offered in RIT’s Collegeof Engineering. Please review admission materials for additionalinformation before choosing your program.College of Health Sciences and Technology Biomedical Sciences Diagnostic Medical Sonography (Ultrasound) (BS) Diagnostic Medical Sonography (Certificate) Dietetics and Nutrition Exercise Science Nutritional Sciences Physician Assistant (BS/MS)CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGEuA portfolio is required for admission.3
Undergraduate Day Majors and Options CONTINUEDCollege of Liberal ArtsCollege of Science Liberal Arts Exploration Option Advertising & Public Relations Applied Modern Language and Culture Communication Criminal Justice Digital Humanities and Social Sciences Economics International and Global Studies Journalism Museum Studies Philosophy Political Science Psychology Public Policy Sociology and Anthropology Science Exploration Option Applied Mathematics Applied Statistics and Actuarial Science Biochemistry Bioinformatics Biology Biotechnology and Molecular Bioscience Chemistry Computational Mathematics Environmental Science Imaging Science PhysicsPrelaw Studies* Applied Arts and Sciences University terinary Studies*University Studies DivisionNational Technical Institute for the Deaf American Sign Language-English Interpretation (BS)(See additional program listings below)* Preprofessional advising programs are open to all undergraduate students regardlessof their major.National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID)Baccalaureate ProgramsDeaf and hard-of-hearing students seeking freshman or transferadmission to RIT’s day undergraduate programs should check theNTID access/support services box in the Applicant Status sectionof the application and indicate their desired program title fromthose listed in the section above.Interpreting Program American Sign Language-English Interpretation—BS degreePre-baccalaureate Programs Engineering Technology Pre-baccalaureate Liberal Arts Pre-baccalaureate Science Pre-baccalaureate Visual Communications Pre-baccalaureateCareer Exploration Studies Career Exploration/UndecidedAssociate Bachelor’s Degree Programs** Accounting Technology Administrative Support Technology Applied Computer Technology Applied Liberal Arts Applied Mechanical Technology Business Business Administration Civil Technology General Science Laboratory Science Technology Mobile Application Development 3D Graphics TechnologyCareer-Focused Associate Degree Programs Accounting Technology Administrative Support Technology Applied Computer Technology Business Administration Business Technology Computer Aided Drafting Technology Computer Integrated Machining Technology Design and Imaging Technology Laboratory Science Technology Mobile Application Development 3D Graphics Technology** A pplied Computer Technology AS degree and Mobile Application Development AASdegree provide for enrollment in RIT’s College of Computing and Information Sciences.Applied Liberal Arts AS degree provides for enrollment in RIT’s College of Liberal Arts.Business AS degree provides for enrollment in RIT’s Saunders College of Business.Applied Mechanical Technology AAS and Civil Technology AAS degrees providefor enrollment in RIT’s College of Engineering Technology. 3D Graphics TechnologyAAS degree provides for enrollment in RIT’s College of Art and Design. AccountingTechnology AAS, Administrative Support Technology AAS, and Business AdministrationAAS degrees provide for enrollment in RIT’s School of Individualized Study. GeneralScience AS degree provides for enrollment in RIT’s College of Science or College of HealthSciences and Technology. Laboratory Science Technology AAS degree provides for enrollment in RIT’s College of Science or School of Individualized Study.Part Time, Evening MajorsMost undergraduate degree programs can be completed part time.The following programs can be completed entirely in the evening.School of Individualized Study Applied Arts & Sciences–diploma Applied Arts & Sciences–AAS, BS4
Application forUndergraduate AdmissionPlease review application instructions and type or print all responses neatly in ink. Return to Rochester Instituteof Technology, Undergraduate Admissions Office, 60 Lomb Memorial Drive,
entry who have provided required application materials by all January 15 will have their admission notification mailed by mid-March. Freshmen who apply for fall semester admission after February 1 are notified of admission decisions on a space-avail-able basis four to six weeks after their application is complete.
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