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Originally Posted by Foxrac
I'm interested to studies in computer science, I just want make decision on both of them and I have difficult time to make final decision.
What's difference on between Gallaudet and NTID/RIT?
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It is fairly easy for me to answer this question. Gally is the world's liberal arts university for the Deaf.
NTID/RIT is part of RIT that offers various technical programs and majors.
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I already got accepted at Gallaudet but I need ask some questions to ensure on my choice, I do considered about NTID/RIT.
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Congrats! Yes it is important for you to consider what the best opportunity is for you and your future.
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How much ACT score that NTID accept?
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I have no idea. Perhaps the NTID graduates can answer it.
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Does area that where NTID located offers bus service or public transportation? I know Gallaudet already offered alot because of in DC.
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I think you already know enough about the public transportation in D.C. As matters of facts, the D.C. subway is one of the world's best subway systems.
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What's cons on between Gallaudet and NTID/RIT?
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As Gally almuni, I have only a complaint about Gally and it is weather. I hate hot and humid weather.
There is another concern that you might consider that the crime area around the campus but during my time, it was not a major problem for me. The best thing is to have a friend or two to accompany you when you all walk during night times.
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Is it true that some companies don't want hire anyone who graduate from Gallaudet? I need make claim if it's true and I do concern about in future.
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No, it is not true. Some friends of mine have managed to get well-paid jobs at IBM, Microsoft and other Fortune 500 companies following their graduation with B.Sc in Computer Science or C.I.S.
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I noticed NTID offers associate degree only in most majors, what's option if students at NTID want receive an bachelor degree?
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You can pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science at RIT although they offer AS programs. My good friend decided to go for BSc in same field when he felt AS degree was not enough for him.