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Exploring rolling admissions in New England colleges

I'm considering applying to colleges in New England and heard some offer rolling admissions. Can anyone share which New England colleges have rolling admissions and how that influences their review process?

a year ago

Sure, I'd be more than happy to give you some insights into rolling admissions at New England colleges.

Few of the prominent colleges in New England which offer a rolling admissions process include:

1. University of Maine

2. University of New Hampshire

3. University of Massachusetts Lowell

4. Merrimack College

5. Husson University

Rolling admissions is a policy where the colleges consider each application as soon as all the required materials (such as transcripts, letters of recommendation, and the application itself) have been received, rather than waiting until a deadline to review all applications from prospective students together. These schools usually review applications until all spots in the upcoming class have been filled.

While this approach can potentially offer benefits to students (like finding out admissions decisions sooner), it also means that admission to these programs may become more competitive over time, as spots in the class fill up. Therefore, applying early in the admissions cycle, and ensuring your application is complete and presents your qualifications effectively, are particularly crucial to maximize your admissions chances through rolling admissions.

One important note is that while these colleges may fill up their classes over time, they also often continue accepting applications for a while - often right up until the start of classes - until they reach capacity. This could be beneficial if you are still considering your options later in the application cycle.

I hope this helps! Please don't hesitate to ask if you have more questions.

a year ago

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