Rochester Institute of Technology is a private research university in the town of Henrietta in the Rochester, New York, metropolitan area. The University of Rochester is a private research university in Rochester, New York.
Rochester Institute of Technology | University of Rochester | |
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Collegedunia Score | 4.1 Out of 10 | 5.8 Out of 10 |
ranking (overall) | # 98 US News 2024 # 1001 QS World University 2024 # 653 US News 2023 | # 47 US News 2024 # 133 Times Higher Education 2024 # 224 QS World University 2024 |
Subject Strength | # 63 for Engineering by US News 2024 # 1001 for Medicine by Times Higher Education 2023 | # 42 for Engineering by US News 2024 # 32 for Medicine by US News 2024 |
Programs | UG Programs -48 PG Programs -57 | UG Programs -68 PG Programs -53 Doctorate Programs -4 |
Acceptance Rate | 54.9 % | 35.5 % |
Exam Score | SAT - 1190 | GMAT - 680 IELTS - 7.5 SAT - 1300 TOEFL - 100 |
Cost to Study | Average Tuition Fees 52030 [For UG Program] Average Tuition Fees 54176 [For PG Program] Hostel + Meal - 27808 Per Year | Average Tuition Fees 52543.87 [For UG Program] Average Tuition Fees 57750 [For PG Program] Hostel + Meal - 10494 Per Year |
placement (average package) | Some of the programs and the average salary are as follows: Masters in Science: $88,000 Bachelor of Science: $83,000 Bachelor of Arts: $77,000 Master (Other): $61,000 | In 2019 the institute had MBA employment rate of 91% after 3 months of Postgraduation. Average salary is around142,166 USD/year. Top hiring companies include Amazon.com, Bank of America, Citigroup, Deloitte, Facebook, Fedex, Google, Gartner, Mckinsey & Company, PWC, Tesla, Morgan Stanley. |
application requirements | Applicants need to submit official transcripts of their education Submit recommendation letter Submit English language proficiency test scores Students can submit official test scores | SAT Reasoning Exam Score and Subject Test Score (2 or more scores) |
Campuses and B-Schools | Saunders College of Business | Simon Business School |
CollegeDunia Reviews | 7.6/10 Read 3 reviews | - |
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General Facts | Rochester Institute of Technology | University of Rochester |
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Type of University | University | University |
Established | 1829 | 1850 |
Student:Faculty Ratio | 16:1 | 4:1 |
Male:Female | 68% Male, 32% Female | 50% Male, 50% Female |
Location Facts | Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) is a private research university in the town of Henrietta in the Rochester, New York, metropolitan area. | Rochester metro area is easily navigable and campuses are a short drive from Greater Rochester International Airport. Considerablly closer to Toronto rather than New York City the university is located south of downtown Rochester at the bend of Genesee river. |
Library | RIT Libraries house renowned special collections that enhance teaching, learning, and research in many of RIT's academic programs. The Cary Graphic Arts Collection contains books, manuscripts, printing type specimens, letterpress printing equipment, documents, and other artifacts related to the history of graphic communication. | River Campus has 6 libraries with a collection of university archives, Eastman School of Music has nearly 750,000 holdings in scores, books and journals. Medical Center has 4 libraries featuring rare books and manuscripts from the medicine field and the Memorial Art Gallery has resources for K-12 teachers. |
Campus Life | In addition to its academic and athletic endeavors, RIT has over 150 student clubs, 10 major student organizations, a diverse interfaith center and 30 different Greek organizations. The university's Gordon Field House and Activities Center is home to competitive and recreational athletics and aquatics, a fitness center, and an auditorium hosting frequent concerts and other entertainment. RIT's dormitories are home to six "Special Interest Houses" — Art House, Computer Science House, Engineering House, House of General Science, Photo House, and Unity House — that provide an environment to live immersed in a specific interest, such as art, engineering, or computing. Members of a special-interest house share their interests with each other and the rest of campus through academic focus and special activities. The College Activities Board, frequently abbreviated as CAB, is a student-run organization responsible for providing "diverse entertainment and activities to enhance student life on the RIT campus." CAB is responsible for annual concerts, class trips, movie screenings, and other frequent events. RIT Dining Services manages a large number of restaurants and food shops, along with the sole dining hall on campus. There are multiple cafeterias and small retail locations throughout the campus, including near the Residence Halls, in the Student Alumni Union, Global Village, and in certain academic buildings. Dining Services at RIT is completely internal and run through the university. RIT Dining Services also provides opportunities for international students to work on campus. | Rochester’s tight knit campuses have 275 organizations and clubs, health care and counselling centers, URMC fitness center. Formal academic events in Rochester include Plutzik Reading Series, Studio Arts programs, Inspire Dance festival and International Theatre program. 23 varsity teams compete for the Liberty League and University Athletic association. |
Hostel | #On campus - $12666 #Off campus (not with family) - $12666 #Off campus (with family) - $2476 | #On campus - $10494 |
Famous Alumni | Kate Gleason – engineer and businesswoman known both for being a revolutionary in the predominantly male field of engineering and for her philanthropy | Edward Gibson (Physicist), Katherine Hayles (Academic), Robert Forster (Film Producer), Rene Richards (Tennis Player), Galway Kinnell (Poet), Peter van Inwagen (Philosopher), Bill Kauffman (Journalist), Steven Chu (Physicist), Richard Thaler (Economist), Aurthur R Mileer (Law Professor), Joseph Martin (Doctor), Paul Singer (Businessman), Susan Hockfiels (Neuroscientist). |
City Life | Rochester, New York, features a unique blend of history and innovation. Many of the homes and commercial buildings in downtown Rochester are original, dating back a century or more, while others are undergoing renovations to become modern lofts and workspaces. Former home to pioneers and independent thinkers like Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass, Rochester has worked hard to preserve and honor its landmarks. Residents have three main sources of transportation in and around Rochester: bus, taxi or personal vehicle. Rochester does not have a subway system and is not much of a pedestrian area, so local residents rely heavily on their cars for transportation. Thanks to its low cost of living, great schools and available jobs, Rochester is a great fit for families. Nearly a quarter of the population is under 20 years old. | Rochester is New York’s third largest metropolitan area with a unique blend of history and innovation. Unemployment rate is 11.3% as of June 2020. Though the university itself is the 2nd largest employer in New York area and largest employer in Greater Rochester area. The city has a low cost of living than the US national average. Festivals celebrating artisans like AppleUmpkin, Seabreeze amusement park, lake Ontario, Buffalo Bill’s training camp, and over 3,500 nationally recognized parks make Rochester, NY a lucrative destination. |
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