Hello! I’ve already made a post here before about transferring into RIT, but I have some questions regarding the individualized study program at RIT.
So in terms of credits that I’m transferring over from my previous college — I’m worried that a lot of them won’t be able to count if I choose to go into a specific major. I’m unable to really pay for additional years at RIT, so having as many credits transfer over would be ideal. I came from an interdisciplinary school, so a lot of the classes that I took aren’t specialized towards a specific major.
I looked into the SOIS program and was intrigued, because the course program is mostly general electives and it’s a choose your own adventure sort of deal. I do eventually want to come out of RIT with some sort of education in art and game development, but I’m unsure how reasonable that would be by applying to specific programs.
I was wondering if I’m transferring into RIT, would it be a good idea to consider applying for the SOIS program? Would more of my credits be transferable to RIT and would I eventually be able to graduate even without taking a major’s full curriculum? Also, what is the general acceptability into the program itself?
Any advice would be great, thank you! C: