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1. • • Homeschooled Students RIT has a history of admitting academically talented students from homeschool settings. In the absence of consistent homeschooling standards nationally and globally, guidelines have been developed for homeschooled students seeking RIT admission.
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   Does RIT accept homeschool students?

   • There is no application to the program as every student is considered during their review. For all bachelor’s degree programs, a strong performance in a college preparatory program is expected. Generally, this includes: RIT has a history of admitting academically talented students from homeschool settings.

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   Does RIT require SAT or ACT scores?

   • Specific requirements are detailed by college below. View degrees by college if you are not sure which college your degree is in. RIT is "Test Optional". This means submitting SAT or ACT scores as part of your application is not required. You can choose whether or not you'd like to submit them. It's entirely up to you!

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   Is Rit a competitive school?

   • Admission to RIT is competitive, but our admissions process is personalized. We assess academic strength, standardized test scores (if you choose to submit them), recommendations, portfolio quality (where applicable), as well as extracurricular activities and personal career interests.

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   Does a college or university have a homeschooling policy?

   • Please note that even if a college or university does not have a specific admissions policy for homeschoolers, many have considered and admitted homeschooled students to their institutions.

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   Can homeschoolers get into post-secondary schools?

   • Even if a college or university doesn’t currently have a specific admission policy for home-educated students, homeschoolers have still been able to gain admittance to many of these post-secondary institutions. To help you explore your post-secondary options, we’ve gathered some information on existing university and college admissions policies.

   University and College information for homeschoolers | The OFTP

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   Can a homeschooler go to college if he doesn't have a diploma?

   • Another option for homeschoolers who do not have a secondary school diploma, is to attend college or university as a mature student – age 21 for university and age 19 for college – since the criteria for the admission of a mature student are different than they would be for a student under the age of 19 or 21.

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3. www.rit.edu › admissions › first-year-applicationFirst-Year Undergraduate Application | Admissions and Aid | RIT

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   RIT has a history of admitting academically talented students from homeschool settings. In the absence of consistent homeschooling standards nationally and globally, guidelines have been developed for homeschooled students seeking RIT admission.

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4. www.rit.edu › admissions › undergraduate-faqsUndergraduate Admissions FAQs | Admissions and Aid | RIT

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   Once you have confirmed your intent to enroll at RIT, all students, including home schooled students, must also provide proof of graduation or equivalency before the start of classes.

5. www.reddit.com › r › ritAccepted to RIT at age 14 but homeschooling mistakes are ...

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   RIT has a a high acceptance rate, but it does get less selective for certain majors. However, the number of applicants that do have higher stats have increased over the years, along with the trend of people applying to 7-10 schools at a time.

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6. homeschoolingteen.com › article › homeschool-friendlyHomeschool-Friendly Canadian Colleges - Homeschooling Teen

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   Below is a list of Canadian universities and colleges that are known to have admitted or are willing to consider admitting homeschooled students, with direct links to their homeschool admissions policies if available.

7. www.collegevine.com › faq › 112247Acceptance of Homeschool Diplomas by Colleges | CollegeVine

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   Many universities accept homeschool diplomas, but they will usually want supplemental information to get a full picture of your academics. This information typically includes course descriptions, a list of textbooks used, a portfolio of work, or an academic transcript that indicates the courses you've taken and the grades you’ve earned.

8. ontariohomeschool.org › university › universitycanadaUniversities and Colleges in Canada | The OFTP

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   Website: www.tru.ca. Home educated students have been accepted at this institution. Visit the website for information regarding admission criteria for those students requesting admission who are: a) not mature students and b) do not possess certification from a provincially-accredited program.

9. ontariohomeschool.org › universityUniversity and College information for homeschoolers | The OFTP

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   Certainly! Even if a college or university doesn’t currently have a specific admission policy for home-educated students, homeschoolers have still been able to gain admittance to many of these post-secondary institutions.