From application deadlines to personal statements, we have the answers to your questions about applying to Rollins as a first-time college student.
What do I need in order to apply?
You’ll need to complete your application for admission and a personal statement. Before you apply, make sure you’ve filled out the FAFSA. We ask that you provide an official high school transcript and a secondary high school report form and an academic letter of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, or other academic reference. If you’re applying for Early Decision, you’ll need to fill out an additional form.
Can I submit additional letters of recommendation?
Yes. We accept recommendation letters from teachers, coaches, employers, etc. This is a good way for us to learn more about you but is in no way required.
Does Rollins prefer one type of application over another?
No, apply in the way that feels right to you. All applications are reviewed equally.
If I’m homeschooled, what do I need in order to apply?
As a homeschooled student, your application process is only slightly different. You’ll still need to complete your application for admission and a personal statement. We ask that you provide an official high school transcript, a letter of recommendation, and a secondary high school report form which can be filled out your parent or guardian. We’d prefer your letter of recommendation come from someone outside of your family, but we do accept recommendations written by parents or guardians. If you’re applying for Early Decision, you’ll need to fill out an additional form. And if you choose to apply with SAT or ACT scores, you may also submit those at the time of application.
“Rollins was constantly sending me status updates and reminders so I was able to make sure everything was submitted correctly and it was really easy to reach out to my admissions counselors via email to get my questions answered.”
Sydney Moy '25Biology Major, Chemistry Minor, Pre-Dental Program
Is there a separate application for the 3/2 Accelerated Management Program?
No, all you have to do is indicate your interest in the AMP on your application. If you’ve already submitted your application and would like to be considered, please contact your admission counselor.
Do you accept students on a rolling basis?
No, we collect applications up until the deadline, and then we evaluate them after the window has closed.
I’m interested in applying for the Alfond Scholarship. When do I need to apply?
Students interested in the Alfond Scholarship need to apply either Early Decision I or Early Action by November 15.
My counselor never received a request for a recommendation letter. What do I do?
Please have your high school guidance counselor or teacher send their recommendation letter directly to our admission team.
Got questions? We have the answers. Our admission team is standing by to help you with whatever you need to make your journey to Rollins as smooth as possible.
