RIT is what you make of it. If you choose to get nothing out of it then well... Good luck after you graduate. Hopefully you are a freshman or sophmore and have time to change your attitude towards the school and use what's available to you. Otherwise, I have no idea why you would spend the money to come here only to think it places such low standards on its students.

Yes, sometimes you see people being rewarded for doing almost nothing. So what, they are not you. I know people who do almost nothing (bordeline cheating if you ask me) and have incredibly good GPA's in very hard majors. That's what they want out of the school, not what I want. Good employers can tell the difference. If an employer just hires someone for their GPA then they are setting the standards quite low. Point being, an attitude that expects to be handheld through coursework will not get you through life when applied after RIT than a proactive, self-initiative attitude. Just my $0.02.