RMU in the High School: Teachers & Administrators

How can I become an RMU in the High School partner district?

Contact highschool@rmu.edu to discuss your opportunities

How can I apply to be an instructor for RMU in the High School?
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Instructor and Student:

Click here to reset your password.

Student:  
            
“I don't know the email address on the registration”- Contact highschool@rmu.edu with the following information: Student first name, Student last name & High School name

How do I submit my roster verification?

The Roster Status will show which rosters are “Pending Verification.”  If your courses are not listed, please change the term in the drop down menu (top right).  Select “View Details” and the “Class Roster” tab.  Please note that it may take a few seconds for this page to load.   You will be prompted to review your roster(s) and submit your response.  

Please note that students who are “Not Approved by Instructor” or “Dropped” are not considered to be enrolled in your course.  Students who are “Approved by Instructor” and have a pending registration most likely have not completed their Parent Consent Form.  Please ask those students to have their parents/guardians submit this form.  If they need to resend the form to their parents, this can be done via their student account in the portal by selecting “Parental Consent”.

If corrections are needed, please submit those corrections, and you will be sent another verification notification after those corrections have been made.  If your roster is accurate, please indicate this, and no further action is required.

How do I submit grades?
  • Log into the RMU in the High School portal
  • Navigate to your Class Grades.
  • Make sure that the term is selected on the right-hand side.
  • Your classes for that term will populate.
  • Select your class section, and enter your grades. Use the RMU Grading Scale when assigning grades.
  • If you are missing a student or you have a student who has left the class, please let us know BEFORE you enter grades.

RMU Grading Scale:

A     93 - 100%

A -   90 - 92%

B+   87 - 89%

B     83 - 86%

B -   80 - 82%

C+   77 - 79%

C     70 - 76%

D     60 - 69%

F     Below 60%

How does a student register?

New Student Registration (if you have never applied for any RMU in the HS course)

Returning Student Registration

When is the registration window?

Fall and Year-long courses:

  • Late August (approx. Aug 25) to mid-October (approx. Oct 15).
  • Exact dates are subject to change but will be made available each term.

Spring courses:

  • Early January (approx. Jan 5) to mid-March (approx. Mar 16).
  • Exact dates are subject to change but will be made available each term.
How does a student pay?
  • Required Log into the Portal
  • Select “ Tuition Payment”>
  • Follow prompts
When is the payment deadline?

Fall and Year-long courses:

  • Mid-November (approx Nov 17).
  • Exact dates are subject to change but dates will be made available each term. 

Spring courses:

  • Mid-April (approx Apr 15).
  • Exact dates are subject to change but dates will be made available each term.
Student payment password won't work, help!
  • The student should reset their payment site password using this link: https://iforgot.rmu.edu.
  • Use the RMU email address that is listed on the tuition payment page in the portal
  • After resetting your password, navigate to the Touchnet Payment Site
  • Enter your RMU email address
  • Enter your new password
How can a student request a transcript?
  • Student MUST Log into the Portal
  • Select “Request Transcript”
  • Click on the "Request Transcript" button to request a transcript from RMU's Office of the Registrar.
  • Select Use Student Search & Search by Student Information
  • Transcripts will be available after June 15.
Are there scholarships available if a student attends RMU?

Yes, each student that completes an RMU in the High School course will receive a $1,000 scholarship each year to RMU.

How can a student find out if their credits will transfer?

All universities have different academic policies.  Many universities have a Transfer Credit Evaluation Tool on their website. The student should contact the Office of Admissions or the Registrar at your target institution(s) to confirm their credit transfer policies.

How can a student obtain their 1098-T form?

The 1098-T tax form is needed to claim an education tax credit. The form can be obtained by logging into the TouchNet payment site. Instructions for logging into the TouchNet site can be found under Tuition Payment on the RMU portal. Once logged into the TouchNet site, the 1098-T form can be found under "My Account" => "Statements."

Students can also request the 1098-T statement from RMU's Student Financial Services.

What are my options for my campus visit requirement?

Academic Immersive Details

Students participating in RMU in the High School programming will have the opportunity to attend an immersive experience on RMU’s campus focusing on career exploration. This experience gives students a valuable perspective on career paths and the overall college experience.

We offer this experience to high schools multiple dates in both the fall and spring semesters. Please email roses@rmu.edu to schedule

RMU Immersive Agenda

What is the RMU Comes to YOU program?

RMU Comes to You is an outreach initiative from Robert Morris University designed to bring the RMU experience directly to high schools and community partners. 

It’s essentially a mobile, relationship-driven career exploration and engagement experience.

At its core, RMU Comes to You is:

  • A structured visit to a high school or organization
  • A personalized introduction to RMU’s academic programs
  • An opportunity for students to engage with admissions, faculty, or student leaders
  • A bridge between awareness and action

Please email roses@rmu.edu to schedule

Current RMU To You Offerings

Additional Career Exploration Opportunities & Resources

Throughout the academic year, Robert Morris University provides additional career exploration opportunities — including on-campus career specific summits, virtual industry spotlights, faculty-led workshops, and mentorship programming— that fulfill the career readiness and postsecondary awareness requirements outlined in the MOU. If you are interested in receiving information please contact Sarah Rose roses@rmu.edu

Choosing a college major can feel overwhelming, but What Can I Do With This Major? is a fantastic resource to help you explore career options and make informed decisions. RMU in the High School wants to connect your interests with real-world job opportunities, providing insights into potential career paths, employers, and strategies for success. Whether you're still undecided or want to learn more about your chosen field, this site is a great way to plan for your future with confidence!