Most selective colleges with rolling admissions - any recommendations?

I'm looking into applying early to some schools via rolling admissions, but I'm finding it a little hard to identify which of the top, selective colleges offer this kind of admission. Hoping someone on here has some advice or suggestions?

There are indeed several selective colleges that employ a rolling admissions policy, although you're correct that they can be a bit challenging to identify.

One example of a selective college with rolling admissions is the University of Pittsburgh, often recognized for strong programs in health science fields such as Nursing and Public Health. Pitt's rolling admissions period begins in early October.

Pennsylvania State University, or Penn State, is another significant institution that utilizes rolling admissions. Their College of Engineering and School of Hospitality Management are among the top of their kind in the nation.

The University of Tulsa is a smaller, more selective school with rolling admissions. It is well known for programs in Natural Sciences and Engineering.

While these colleges aren't as selective as say, Ivy League institutions, they all offer excellent academic programs and can certainly be considered selective in their admissions process.

Keep in mind that while rolling admissions can give you a potential advantage by notifying the school of your interest early in the cycle, there's a wide range of when schools release decisions. Some might get back to you in a few weeks, while others might take a few months. Either way, applying through rolling admissions means you'll likely hear back sooner. It's great to take advantage of these opportunities, but make sure the school is a good fit for you beyond just the admissions policy. Good luck!