Early Decision
If Rollins is your top choice, you should consider applying Early Decision. After all, it’ll erase the stress of your college search process, and it comes with a number of benefits like priority consideration for admission, scholarships, and course selection. It’s binding, which means that if you are admitted under Early Decision you are expected to withdraw all other college applications and enroll at Rollins.
Advantages of Early Decision
- Priority consideration for admission and academic scholarships
- Early financial aid award for financial aid applicants
- Top three choice honored for First-Year Seminar course
- First-semester course registration completed by faculty before Regular Decision students
Deadlines for Early Decision
Early Decision Round 1 | Apply By November 15 | Notified By December 15 | Deposit Due January 15 |
Early Decision Round 2 | Apply By January 5 | Notified By February 1 | Deposit Due March 1 |
How to Apply Early Decision
Applying for an early decision admittance from Rollins is simple: Just indicate your preference for Early Decision on your application and make sure you submit all admission materials before the indicated deadline. Start your application today!
I'm a first-time college student
Select this option if you’re a U.S. high school student or graduate who has never enrolled in college, or you are taking dual-enrollment classes through a college.
I'm an international student
Select this option if you’re a first-time college student whose citizenship is outside of the U.S.
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve been doing this a long time (more than 100 years, in fact), and even though everyone’s situation is different, we’ve managed to successfully navigate pretty much every admission issue you can think of. From the benefits of Early Decision to a checklist of what you need to apply, these are your top questions, answered.
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