NCCC Success Stories
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Graphic Design
Marketing Team Intern
My VCS program at NTID taught me the basics I needed - graphic design, typography, Adobe software, page layouts, production work, raster and vector graphics, Illustrator, Photoshop, and how to prototype and visualize end goals.
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Cybersecurity
Research Software Developer
My co-op allowed me to expand my skill set beyond the cybersecurity courses I’ve taken. While software development was different from my classes, I chose this co-op to broaden my knowledge and explore new areas.
Biomedical Science
Research Assisant
The biotech class I took at RIT/NTID applied directly to every aspect of the co-op experience.
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Accounting
Cost Accounting
RIT/NTID has helped me develop technical skills… as well as soft skills like communication and problem-solving. I’ve also gained real-world experience through my co-op, which has been invaluable.
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Biomedical Science
Manufacturing and Quality Science Intern
My experiences at RIT/NTID have prepared me for a career as I have had an immense amount of experience as a cellular bench lab scientist through conducting research. Along with research, the courses I have taken set me up to have an amazing co-op experience.
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Biomedical Sciences and Applied Spanish Language
Researcher
My coursework in basic biology, chemistry, physics, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and molecular biology prepared me to read academic publications and understand my research projects more fully.
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Laboratory Science & Technology
Researcher
I learned a lot from my peers, my counslers, and my beloved professers. The science aspect is very interesting and has helped me broaden my horizons.
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Design & Imaging Technology
Administrative Assistant
The classes really helped, I enjoy the production courses where we learn how to make mugs, shirts and posters. They’ve taught me how to use those machines and so that would definitely be beneficial for when searching for a job after I graduate.
Psychology
Research Coordinator
Networking is your net worth. Try to meet others, as shared interests will help advance your career or your enrichment!
Laboratory Science
Laboratory Assistant
By the time I began my co-op, I was already proficient in working with the necessary software and instruments, thanks to the comprehensive training provided by the program.
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Mechanical/Process Engineer Intern
My advice to current students of RIT/NTID is to network as soon as possible for work opportunities that are relevant to your interests.
Manufacturing and Mechanical Systems Integration
Service Management Analyst Intern
Cultivate a diverse network, as networking is a critical skill for successful job searching. RIT provides ample resources for individual growth, so make the most of them.
Chemistry
Researcher
Staying on top of my studies and path at RIT/NTID taught me soft skills for the workplace such as clear communication, advocating for myself, and time management.
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Communications
Research Liaison
I was able to apply what I learned in class to my job, making the connection between academics and professional experience very strong.
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Applied Computer Technology
Information & Computing Studies Support Technician
Computer technology is a highly demanded area so I have a good foundation from RIT/NTID to do well in my career and in life.
Psychology
Residence Worker - Learning Center for the Deaf
The RIT/NTID community is amazing and cherished — you couldn’t find that anywhere else. I was always making new connections and new friends. The co-op program and events also were plentiful.
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Manufacturing Engineer
Through my education at RIT, I gained a variety of mentors who developed my technical and leadership skills, which were easily applicable to my tasks at my co-ops.
Software Engineering
Software Engineering Intern
I highly encourage any current students to get as many resources as they can to increase their chance of securing a co-op. When they have no work/internship experience, it can be pretty tough to secure a full-time job, but don't ever give up.
Computer Science
Software Analyst
Choose the right path to pursue, hopefully one that you’ve always wanted, and stay motivated in pursuing that path.
Computer Science
Engineering Intern
I apply the skills I've learned from working with computers and different kinds of software to my job. Do what you love and you will lead a much happier and more fulfilling life.