NTID Spring Open House

The RIT/NTID community extends an invitation to deaf and hard-of-hearing students and their families to visit RIT/NTID and find out why our academic programs and campus life offer a unique experience.

This Open House event will focus mainly on the following Associate level programs, offered through the College of NTID:

We will also have information for the following Bachelors level programs:

For those who plan to attend Open House on Friday, April 28th, we strongly recommend encourage you to extend your visit to attend RIT’s Creativity and Innovation Festival on Saturday, April 28th. This is a special event that showcases the imaginative spirit of RIT students, faculty, and staff.

Visitors are asked to self-monitor for any symptoms related to COVID-19 before coming to campus. If you have known exposure to COVID-19 or have any of these symptoms, we ask that you do not visit. Masking is optional in all locations except health care facilities. Individuals should take proper precautions, such as masking, based on their personal risk. For detailed information, please review RIT Ready for COVID-19 safety procedures.

Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m. and activities should conclude by 4:15 p.m. To maximize your visit experience, advanced registration is highly recommended. After your visit, we will waive your $65 application fee.

If you are not able to attend this event, you can schedule an individual visit online (Monday-Friday), a Virtual Campus Visit, or contact NTID Admissions at (585) 475-6700 (Voice), (585)-743-1366 (VP), or vistNTID@rit.edu.

All fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

Please select one *

I am deaf or hard of hearing.

I am interested in American Sign Language Interpreting Education Program.

I am hearing and interested in other academic programs.

This form is only for students who are deaf, hard-of-hearing, or interested in the Interpreting program at the College of NTID. Hearing students interested in visiting RIT should schedule an open house from this location.

Tell Us About Yourself!

First Name*

Is this your preferred name?*

Yes

Preferred First Name

Middle Name

Last Name*

Birthdate*

Email Address*

Confirm Email*

Mailing Address

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

Home Phone

Videophone

Mobile/Cell Phone
(Supplying your mobile phone number will opt you into receiving periodic text messages related to the enrollment process and important deadlines. Message rates may apply.)

Parent/Guardian Email (Recommended)

Academic Information

Are you a ... *

Freshman

Transfer

High School/College Name*

Date of Graduation *

Academic Goals

Expected Enrollment for College*

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Intended Major (Alpha List)*

Intended Major (by RIT College)*

Intended Major *

Planning for your visit

What is your preferred mode of communication?*

Sign Language

Spoken Language

Both

I'm hearing

Number of Guests (Do not include yourself)*

Accompanying Guests Names:

Relationship(s) to You:

Access Services required for yourself?*

None

Sign Language Interpreter

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Access Services required for your family/guests?*

None

Sign Language Interpreter

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Comments/Questions:

NTID is supported by the U.S. federal government with the mission to educate deaf and hard-of-hearing students. For admissions purposes, NTID requires students to submit an audiogram and to show proof of citizenship. The audiogram will determine eligibility for the reduced tuition offered to deaf and hard-of-hearing students. At this time, undocumented students who cannot show proof of citizenship are not eligible for the reduced tuition. Please contact visitNTID@rit.edu to learn more about these requirements.