Rolling Admissions

Applying to College
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<p>Is there a place where I can find out which colleges have rolling admissions?</p>

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<p>It doesn’t appear that anyone ever answered this post but given recent discussions about rolling admissions I thought I would revive this discussion and add a twist.</p>

<p>Let’s list all the rolling admissions that we know of and the length of time it took to notify (if we know). Let’s keep it in alpha order and cut and paste existing list into your reply messages adding your own input. Here, I’ll start:</p>

<p>Colorado State U (Fort Collins, CO) - Common App school, acceptance came 4-6 weeks after all materials were complete.
Montana State U (Bozeman, MT) - No essay application, acceptance came 2-4 weeks, also of note: automatic scholarships awarded based upon ACT scores.
Northern Colorado U (Greely, CO) - No essay application, accepted apps starting in June 2007, actually submitted in July, decision in 4 weeks
Northern Mighigan U (Marquette, MI) - Started accepting apps in June and was two weeks once app was complete before notification. Also of note: automatic scholarship based upon gpa & test scores.
U of MN (TC campus) - 11 weeks
U of Utah (SLC, UT) - 2-4 weeks</p>

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<p>Most colleges do have rolling admissions even if they don’t call it that. Generally the more competitive colleges have more formal timelines. That is really cool that you can apply to some in June!</p>

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<p>Trying to keep this on the front page…bump</p>

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<p>I would appreciate it if anyone can add information on U of Colorado-Boulder, U of Michigan-Ann Arbor, U of Wisconsin-Madison and U of Illinois, U-C. I have added them to the list but with only the basic information. Thanks. </p>

<p>Colorado State U (Fort Collins, CO) - Common App school, acceptance came 4-6 weeks after all materials were complete.
Montana State U (Bozeman, MT) - No essay application, acceptance came 2-4 weeks, also of note: automatic scholarships awarded based upon ACT scores.
Northern Colorado U (Greely, CO) - No essay application, accepted apps starting in June 2007, actually submitted in July, decision in 4 weeks
Northern Mighigan U (Marquette, MI) - Started accepting apps in June and was two weeks once app was complete before notification. Also of note: automatic scholarship based upon gpa & test scores.
U of Colorado (Boulder) - accepting applications in September, not Common App
U of Illinois (U-C) - accepting applications in September, not Common App
U of Michigan (Ann Arbor) - not Common App
U of MN (TC campus) - 11 weeks
U of Utah (SLC, UT) - 2-4 weeks
U of Wisconsin (Madison) - not Common App</p>

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<p>Colorado State U (Fort Collins, CO) - Common App school, acceptance came 4-6 weeks after all materials were complete.
Indiana University-Bloomington-no essay, no common app, 3-4 weeks (magic number=3.6, 26 on ACT)
Montana State U (Bozeman, MT) - No essay application, acceptance came 2-4 weeks, also of note: automatic scholarships awarded based upon ACT scores.
Northern Colorado U (Greely, CO) - No essay application, accepted apps starting in June 2007, actually submitted in July, decision in 4 weeks
Northern Mighigan U (Marquette, MI) - Started accepting apps in June and was two weeks once app was complete before notification. Also of note: automatic scholarship based upon gpa & test scores.
U of Colorado (Boulder) - accepting applications in September, not Common App
U of Illinois (U-C) - accepting applications in September, not Common App (notify by 12/17ish for EA)
U of Michigan (Ann Arbor) - not Common App
U of MN (TC campus) - 10 weeks
U of Missouri-2 weeks i was wayyyy overqualified lol
U of Utah (SLC, UT) - 2-4 weeks
U of Wisconsin (Madison) - not Common App, I waited 4-6 Weeks. WI Resident</p>

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<p>I think you might try a search as I believe there was a larger list with things like EA, ED etc on it. But it was several months ago if I remember correctly.</p>

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<p>UMass Lowell has a july 1st priority deadline but accepts applications and students afterwards.</p>

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<p>Hofstra University also has rolling admission.</p>

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<p>Penn State
baylor university</p>

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<p>Ithaca College does.</p>

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<p>Ohio Northern.</p>