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Adam's vision problems due to Usher's syndrome have given him an appreciation for the quality of the accessibility services available at RIT, which he says he "didn't find at other colleges." more
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Josh is impressed with the variety of social opportunities available at RIT/NTID: "The fact that there are more than 1,000 deaf and hard-of-hearing students to interact with, in addition to thousands of hearing students, can’t be beat." more
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Seth, who serves as a volunteer firefighter when he's not in class, hopes to use the skills he's learning as a Computer Aided Drafting Technology major to help him become a fire marshal someday. more
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Melanie's family has long been involved in the deaf community. Once she realized that she wanted to get her degree in ASL interpreting, she says she knew "this was the place to do it." more
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Matthew believes in balancing his hard work as a Biotechnology major with fun, which for this driven student means competitive swimming for RIT and the USA Deaflympics team. more
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Elena emigrated from Uzbekistan with her family in 2000 to New York City, where she attended a school for the deaf. She says she chose RIT because it offers "equal opportunities for deaf and hearing students alike." more
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Sherry, a Packaging Science major who was born and raised in Hawaii, has fallen in love with the RIT/NTID campus despite the difference in climate. more
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The tragic events of September 11, 2001 led Carolyn Tully to re-evaluate the career she had chosen, working in a corporate sales role. She decided that she needed to do "something more meaningful," and enrolled in the MSSE program at RIT. more
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Reyes chose to major in Accounting Technology because it fit well with his strong background in mathematics. Being on the Dean's List every quarter since then has made his decision look like a good one. more
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Growing up, Ryan loved three things: building things, drawing, and working with computers. His search for a major that combined them all led him to RIT/NTID's Computer Aided Drafting Technology program. more
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Daniel, an Accounting Technology major who someday hopes to find a job in the banking industry, for now has his sights set on an RIT master's degree in Business Management. more
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Aneesha is taking full advantage of the campus opportunities at RIT/NTID - she played Juliet in an NTID Performing Arts production, is dance captain of the Ebony Club, and plays intramural basketball. more
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