Rochester Institute of Technology was founded in 1829. RIT consists of eight colleges: Applied Science and Technology; Business; Computing and Information Sciences; Engineering; Imaging Arts and Sciences; Liberal Arts; Science; and the federally funded National Technical Institute for the Deaf. The University enrolls 15,000 students; among them more than 1,400 are international students, representing 90 countries worldwide.

Participants:

Rochester Institute of Technology's English Language Center is designed to teach ESL to students who plan to attend a university in the United States and who have previously studied English. The English Language Center conducts 11-week programs every fall, winter, spring and summer with shorter programs in January and July. 

English Language Classes. Full-time students in the intensive English program have at least 20 class-hours weekly in grammar, reading, writing, conversation and vocabulary. Classes are offered at three skill levels: beginner, intermediate and advanced. Students also study in the language lab five hours per week.

Listening Comprehension, Lecture Notetaking, Pronunciation, TOEFL preparation, American culture, writing research papers, Presentation Skills and understanding academic lectures and other interesting courses are available as electives to students in the higher intermediate and advanced levels.

Tuition
Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter, 11 Weeks: $3,582
Insurance - $395
Health Center Fee - $71
Activities - $130
Books and Supplies - $350

Winter, 8 Weeks: $2,605
Insurance - $395
Health Center Fee - $71
Activities - $130
Books and Supplies - $350

3 Quarter (Annual): $10,746
Insurance -$790
Health Center Fee - $213
Activities - $390
Books and Supplies - $1,050