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 Admissions

Any church member, who wishes to enter RIT, must go through the following admissions procedure: 

Meet with the school’s admission director or its equivalent,  to:

• Discuss ramifications for entering the school,

• Get a clear understanding of the dynamics of the school

• Sign statement of understanding in relation to the school’s accreditation in the state or nation and in relation to the church.

• Register for courses.

• Pay admission and other relevant fees  before entering class.

Courses may be taken individually and accumulated toward the diploma

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Fees

 Registration Fee      $25 (non-refundable)

 Tuition Fee               $40 per session

Total cost of course is determined by the total number of sessions that the course meets.  Fees are subject to increase on the discretion of management.   For example where a course consists of four sessions, the cost of that course is $160.  This amount should be paid before the candidate begins to participate in that course.

 Method of Payment

All required fees must be paid in advance or in accordance with the payment options on the day of registration for such course.  The registration process is not complete until all debts have been paid and a Bursar’s receipt has been  issued.  Payment may be in cash, money order, check, credit card or approved payment plan.

REFUND

In order to receive 100% tuition refund on a course, a student must withdraw from that course prior to the first day of classes, or withdraw from the institute before receiving any classes.

Withdrawal

When a student initiates a withdrawal, the date on which the student dropped the course, not the last date of attendance, is considered the official date of withdrawal for the purpose of computing tuition refunds.

Failure to attend classes, informing the instructor of withdrawal, or stopping payment on a check does not constitute an official withdrawal. Withdrawals or requests for a refund may not be made by telephone or   e-mail.  Students may only withdraw in person.

Failure to make or complete payment does not constitute an official  withdrawal.  Candidates who do not complete any of the required courses will receive an incomplete as that candidate’s grade for such courses, and will not be allowed to graduate until such courses are complete.

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