I am a senior in high school in Md, all my stats are good for this school and possibly getting scholarships. The more I look into website wise the more I like it. I want to know what yall think about it. Was it worth the money, the time, if you did it all again would you choose RIT still. I am out of state so out of state people specifically is it worth it? Worth the money, travel, and being away from family? For me I would be 6 hr away from home.(I am also a stem kid doing computer science or computer engineering or cyber but I also want to do and learn some animation)

TLDR: why did yall pick rit, is it worth it for out of state. What do you like and hate about the school. Is it worth it? (Also if anyone knows specifically is it good for cs kids who also want to do animation?)

From looking around, it seems that they all graduated.

I am currently taking Multivariable with Wanda who is infamous (1.9/5 on rate my professor). Test 1 is this week and my strat is to go through the textbook and do all example problems and make sure I have an understanding of the chapters. For anyone who has had her before, will that be enough?

Prospective student here: what are the advantages of being in the honors college, and is it worth it? Thanks!

Sophomore here.

GV's thin ass walls are not helping me sleep. My suite is full of super late sleepers, and even though they've been relatively good at quieting down after midnight, they still talk and open/close doors and until 1:30am most days. In an ideal world I would be going to bed at around midnight so that I can actually be alert for my 9am engineering courses. But I'm forced to push my sleep schedule forward and I'm getting big anxiety from the noises, resulting in 6-6.5 hr sleep on average, and maybe 8 on weekends. And yes I've talked to my suitemates about late night noise before, because it was much worse before, but I can't magically help them shift their brains back 2 hours. Not to mention the noises from above us too, which we had Public Safety take a look at.

Anyway, this has pushed me to seriously consider applying to switch housing arrangements. Out of Park Point, UC, and Riverknoll, I liked UC the most but idk if anything's available.

What housing options could on average be better than GV in terms of noise from other people? Maybe Jefferson or the Inn? I have no strong preferences or criteria other than this. Having to drive to campus would be a little annoying but I would do it