RIT/NTID Information Sessions

Welcome to the Information Session Registration page!

Want to find out how RIT can be a great fit for you? Come join us for any of our information sessions and find out why more than 1,100 deaf and hard-of-hearing students and 14,000 hearing undergraduates call RIT home.

Check the areas below that interest you to get a list of the RIT/NTID virtual sessions available. Register for all the sessions you are interested in and we will email you a confirmation with Zoom links. All information sessions will be accessible with sign language interpreting, captioning, and spoken English.

Admissions and Financial Aid for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students

American Sign Language and Interpreting Education

Academic Programs

Admissions 101
Find out more about our undergraduate degree programs, campus life, our reduced tuition, access and support services, and admissions requirements.

Financial Aid Information Session
Learn about reduced tuition, tips on navigating financial aid forms, scholarships, and more.

Vocational Rehabilitation Overview
Get an overview of VR, and learn how VR can help deaf and hard-of-hearing students plan and finance their college education.

American Sign Language-English Interpretation Program Overview
Get an overview of our ASL-English interpretation program, and learn about an exciting career in sign language interpreting.

Financial Aid Information Session
Learn about reduced tuition, tips on navigating financial aid forms, and more.

Student Research Opportunities at RIT/NTID
RIT provides undergraduates the opportunity to do genuine, faculty-led research work, where you'll learn hands-on skills that can become the foundation of your future career. Join us to learn about the outstanding research opportunities available to you.

Panel: Diversity & Inclusion at RIT/NTID
Get a glimpse of our welcoming and inclusive environment, and learn how we support diversity in culture, perspective, and beliefs.

Panel: The LGBTQ+ Connection
Learn about how we promote an equitable and accessible campus, create safe spaces for the LGBTQ+ community, and encourage unity in diversity.

Student Panel: Ask Us Anything!
Meet current students and see what they say about RIT/NTID’s inclusive community and the undergraduate experience. Admissions representatives also will be on hand to answer questions.

Audiology and Speech Language Services
RIT/NTID in-house audiologists and speech pathologists will discuss on-campus services provided for deaf and hard-of-hearing students including audiology, speech-language, and cochlear implant services.

Tiger Athletics and Recreation
Learn more about varsity athletics, club sports, intramurals, and recreation facilities. Current deaf and hard-of-hearing student-athletes will share their experiences and answer your questions.

Community Development and Inclusive Leadership

Learn more about our newest program offering for students. The NTID bachelor of science degree in community development and inclusive leadership is an innovative, interdisciplinary program in which students gain skills in leadership, interpersonal communication, research, and data management–all of which are needed by dynamic leaders at the helm of 21st century organizations

Current Sessions Open for Registration
Select the online session(s) you would like to attend.

We will be posting information about online sessions soon! Please check back in mid-February.

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