Admissions

RIT Architecture offers tuition scholarships for the August cohort. Our Admissions Counselors are available to answer questions on scholarship opportunities and assist you throughout the entire process. Contact your Admissions Counselors for more information.

RIT Architecture is guaranteeing a tuition scholarship of 10% to students who are accepted and enrolled into the upcoming cohort. Contact your admissions counselor for more information.

We encourage you to apply for Standard Admission if you have little to no experience in architecture or for Advanced Standing Admission if you have a bachelor’s degree in an area related to architecture.

Our community is made of students with diverse perspectives and a passion for finding innovative architectural solutions in the modern landscape. You may be a good fit for RIT’s online architecture program if you possess the following qualities:

We currently offer one annual start date in the fall. Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis, so the sooner you submit your application, the sooner you will receive an admissions decision.

Advanced Standing Pathways Through Partner Institutions

The RIT Master of Architecture (M.Arch) program has established articulation agreements with several colleges and universities to create a clear and efficient pathway to graduate study. Students who have completed a bachelor’s degree from one of these partner institutions with a GPA of 3.0 or higher, and are admitted to the RIT M.Arch program at RIT, will automatically qualify for placement in the RIT Master of Architecture Advanced Standing track.

This partnership provides an unique opportunity for students with relevant academic backgrounds to complete their master’s degree sooner. The Advanced Standing track is one year shorter than the standard program, requires 27 fewer credits, and reduces overall tuition costs by approximately 26%.

Visit the application requirements page to learn what makes a successful application to the online master of architecture program, or request information to learn more about the program.