National Technical Institute for the Deaf | Giving to RIT | RIT

Annual gifts help the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) provide a college experience unlike anywhere else.

No other university in the world provides better support for deaf and hard-of-hearing students, with 90% of students receiving financial assistance. NTID scholarship recipients express gratitude for being able to attend a university with a national reputation, while being part of an inclusive community that nurtures and guides their journey.

Note: Allocation is NTID Foundation Endowed Scholarship

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Gifts to any of the following funds provides the unrestricted support RIT needs the most.

Text: RIT Fund, with a field with letters RIT made out of students.

Text: College of Art and Design, with a student leaning on a computer monitor in a lab.

Text: College of Engineering Technology, with 3 students wearing masks in an engineering lab.

Text: College of Health Sciences and Technology, with a student wearing a medial coat.

Text: College of Liberal Arts, with students speaking at a poster presentation.

Text: College of Science, with people in lab coats looking at an instrument.

Text: Diversity and Inclusion, with people of color holding up an award.

Text: Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences, with students in a large computer lab.

Text: Golisano Institute for Sustainability, with people using instruments in a lab.

Text: Graduate Education, with a student using AR glasses.

Text: Kate Gleason College of Engineering, with students in an engineering lab.

Text: Libraries, with two people speaking to each other in the library.

Text: MAGIC Center, with a student drawing on a smart board.

Text: National Technical Institute for the Deaf, with 2 students posing in their caps and gowns.

Text: Performing Arts, with students playing musical instruments on stage.

Text: Saunders College of Business, with people in suits, speaking in a computer lab.

Text: Scholarships and Financial Aid, with students at graduation, throwing their caps into the air.

Text: School of Individualized Study, with a student sitting at a musical keyboard.

Text: Simone Center, with 3 students sitting at a table with laptop computers.

Text: Student Life, with students skating at the ice rink.

Text: Additional Areas of Support, with a long line of students in their caps and gowns, posing for a picture.