Current ˾ students cheering for newly accepted students.
˾ welcomes you! We hope that you'll strongly consider joining over 6,000 students here who call themselves Anchors!
Congratulations on your acceptance to ˾! Join us during the week of February 15 for an immersive, on-campus experience designed to help you envision yourself as a ˾ student. You’ll attend a class, tour the campus, enjoy lunch in the dining hall alongside current students and staff, and—if you choose—stay overnight in one of our residence halls.
Pay your enrollment deposit today to officially secure your spot at ˾!
Enrollment Deposit Deadline: May 1
Have questions or need help? The Admissions Office is here for you.
Setting up your ˾ account gives you access to several ˾ platforms, including your @ric.edu email and our My˾ portal. The My˾ portal will allow you to make your housing deposit, enroll in a meal plan, and register for your math placement exam.
To begin using (or regain access to) your ˾ account you will need to .
Need assistance setting up your ˾ account? Contact the Help Desk or visit the walk-in lab at ,102.
We hope that you’re planning on making ˾ your home. Living and dining at ˾ will allow you to fully immerse yourself in the college experience - which research tells us yields improved academic, social, and emotional outcomes for students.
Commit to living at ˾ by making your housing deposit today on the My˾ portal. After logging in please navigate to Campus Finances > Make a Payment.
Incoming first-year students must schedule and take their mathematics placement exam prior to attending orientation. This allows students to schedule the appropriate mathematics and/or science course during orientation.
Students opting not to take the placement exam will begin their math courses at Math 010 (no credits towards degree) to satisfy the math milestone.
Register for the math placement exam on the My˾ portal.
If you're hoping to earn credit for AP or IB courses that you took in high school, please send us your AP test scores and/or IB test scores. We also require your final high school and/or college transcript(s). Official transcripts and test scores should be sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions:
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
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600 Mount Pleasant Avenue
Providence, RI 02908
If the Seal of Biliteracy is on your high school transcript, you will receive college credit at ˾!
You will receive credit for a relevant 113-level language course (4 credits), which will satisfy the college’s second language requirement. ($418 per credit = a savings of approximately $1,672)
You will receive credit for a relevant 113 and 114-level language course (totaling 8 credits), which will satisfy the college's second language requirement. ($418 per credit = a savings of approximately $3,344)
Please Note: If you satisfy the requirements but the Seal of Biliteracy isn’t on your transcript, please have your school counselor email us with your name and the level you’ve achieved. We will waive the high school foreign language requirement and award college credit! If your state does not award Gold/Silver levels, score reports from official testing agencies that show Advanced-Low/Intermediate-Mid may be used to determine the Seal level from your state.
We're ready to give you all the support and guidance you need as you acclimate to becoming a ˾ student. Get started now and get orientation on your calendar!
The Office of New Student Programs will automatically send you information about registering for orientation once you have paid your deposit. Please check your @ric.edu email for all communication regarding Orientation going forward. All new students attend orientation and register for classes during New Student Orientation. Please sign up as soon as possible to secure the date you desire - registration is first-come, first-served.
We provide prospective students with information and assistance on the application process, scholarships, financial aid, transfer credits, and more.