RIT is committed to making all programs and services accessible to students with disabilities. We recommend that you be comfortable using the Internet, and a Web browser and with downloading software. Online classes are just as demanding as their bricks-and'mortar counterparts. Just like in a traditional class, you have to be on top of your studies. Graduate Enrollment Services can assist with initial course and program selection, financial aid and payment options, admissions processes and registration procedures.
Academic advisors are also available for all online learning programs.
They can provide you information about academic policies, procedures and requirements, evaluate transfer credits and help you select the right course to complete your program. Click here to contact the academic advisor listed with your program of interest for assistance. Most programs allow you to take some courses without admission to the program. Those students are considered nonmatriculated and will not be allowed to register until other matriculated students have done so. Additionally, nonmatriculated students do not qualify for financial aid.