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Does New College of Florida offer rolling admissions?

I was curious if New College of Florida offers rolling admissions. If they do, how should I plan my application timeline? Would it give me more flexibility compared to traditional deadlines?

a year ago

New College of Florida does not offer rolling admissions. They adhere to a more traditional application timeline with specific deadline dates. For the 2024-2025 application cycle, their Early Decision deadline is November 1, and the Regular Decision deadline is January 15.

Knowing these deadlines, you can plan accordingly. To allow yourself enough time to collect all necessary materials and construct a compelling application, it's wise to start the process several months in advance of the deadlines. On this timeline, you'll have time to consider your application as a whole, potentially making revisions and receiving feedback, which can make your application stronger.

While the concept of rolling admissions may seem to offer more flexibility, remember that even in such a scenario, it is generally more advantageous to submit your application earlier. Schools offering rolling admissions review applications as they come in and make decisions on a regular basis. This means that as time progresses, fewer spots are available. Thus, an early submission could still give you a slight edge.

So whether you're dealing with traditional deadlines or rolling admissions, starting early and being organized is key. Remember to also check if the school has additional deadlines for things like financial aid, housing, or specific programs.

a year ago

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