
Rollins College educates students for global citizenship and responsible leadership, empowering graduates to pursue meaningful lives and productive careers.
Rollins is a relationship-driven school. They value demonstrated interest and a student's ability to articulate why Rollins is the right fit. They are looking for students who will be active and engaged members of the community, so a strong record of extracurricular involvement is key. While test-optional, strong scores can still be a significant plus, especially for merit scholarships.
Signal a clear and genuine interest in Rollins and its specific programs. Highlight leadership roles and meaningful contributions in extracurricular activities. Submit a polished and thoughtful application essay that reveals your character and personality.
ED I Nov 15 · ED II Jan 5 · EA Nov 15 · RD Feb 1 · Merit priority Nov 1
“Visit the campus or attend a local event, and introduce yourself to your admission counselor via email.”
“Rollins is a fantastic school that offers a personalized education with small class sizes and dedicated professors. Their focus on global citizenship and hands-on learning, through programs like their international internships, prepares students for successful careers and meaningful lives.”
“Rollins has a really vibrant and collaborative campus culture. You'll get to know your professors and classmates well, and there are tons of opportunities to get involved in things you're passionate about, whether it's studying abroad, conducting research, or joining one of their many student organizations.”
“Compared to a larger school like the University of Florida, Rollins offers a much more intimate and supportive learning environment. While both are great schools, Rollins is the place to go if you want to be more than just a number and have a close-knit community.”