What are the best colleges with rolling admissions?

I'm considering applying to schools with rolling admissions. What are some of the best colleges that offer this type of admission process? I think having this flexibility could be really helpful during my application cycle.

There are indeed several excellent colleges that practice rolling admissions, which can provide useful flexibility for applicants. To name a few:

- University of Pittsburgh: Known for its strong programs in business, health sciences, and philosophy, the University of Pittsburgh begins accepting applications on July 1 and continues until programs are filled.

- Michigan State University: Home to one of the best undergraduate supply chain management programs, MSU reviews applications on a rolling basis starting from August 1.

- Indiana University - Bloomington: Known for business and music programs, IU Bloomington reviews applications in two phases: Early Action (deadline in November) and rolling admissions (lighter review that continues through the spring).

- Penn State: With the largest alumni network in the world, Penn State starts accepting rolling applications on August 1 until November 30 for its Early Action phase, after which it will continue to accept applications on a rolling basis until programs are filled.

Remember, while rolling admissions offers flexibility, it's often best to apply earlier in the cycle to maximize your chances. Schools with rolling admissions often fill their spaces as they go, so putting your application in earlier can make it more likely to stand out. A good rule of thumb is to apply before November 1 if the school allows it.