Anonymous
Post 11/16/2023 18:00     Subject: Re:Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Juniata


+1 they don't call it rolling but DD applied in Fall and heard back in just a few weeks.


Same and great merit $$ !
Anonymous
Post 06/27/2023 08:04     Subject: Re:Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Anonymous wrote:Pitt but apply in August — it’s extremely popular
Loyola Chicago
University of TN
Michigan State
Binghamton


University of Tennessee is not rolling. Normal EA deadlines and release date.
Anonymous
Post 06/27/2023 07:30     Subject: Re:Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Minnesota.

I think they call it EA, but they issue decisions on a rolling basis. My son applied last Year, in mid October, and was accepted in about 2 weeks. They also gave some nice merit.

We visited, and it is a nice school. Strong for CS. My son seriously considered it, but decided on Pitt.

Great option though!

+1. Identical experience and field of study. I WISH son would have seriously considered. Decided on UMD from NOVA.


UMD CS is probably better than any of the rolling schools listed, no?


Correct
Anonymous
Post 06/27/2023 06:34     Subject: Re:Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The University of Iowa has a very fast turnaround. I think my DS was accepted less than a week after he applied in September of last year. And there's a handy calculator you can use to see whether you will be accepted. He didn't choose to go there or the other EA/Rolling schools that accepted him, but it was a huge relief to know he had choices even before the other applications were due.


Here is the calculator in case you're interested: https://www.iowaregents.edu/institutions/higher-education-links/regent-admission-index/rai-calculator


Not sure I understand how to use the calculator. It seems like it only applies to in-state highschoolers. My NOVA kid with 363, does it mean that it is automatic enrollment already?!
Anonymous
Post 06/27/2023 01:15     Subject: Re:Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Minnesota.

I think they call it EA, but they issue decisions on a rolling basis. My son applied last Year, in mid October, and was accepted in about 2 weeks. They also gave some nice merit.

We visited, and it is a nice school. Strong for CS. My son seriously considered it, but decided on Pitt.

Great option though!

+1. Identical experience and field of study. I WISH son would have seriously considered. Decided on UMD from NOVA.


UMD CS is probably better than any of the rolling schools listed, no?
Anonymous
Post 06/25/2023 23:14     Subject: Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Trinity University in San Antonio offers EA. Great school!


When do they notify?


Not rolling but notify Dec 1 for ED and Dec 15 for EA.
Anonymous
Post 06/25/2023 23:09     Subject: Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Anonymous wrote:Trinity University in San Antonio offers EA. Great school!


When do they notify?
Anonymous
Post 06/25/2023 22:11     Subject: Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Trinity University in San Antonio offers EA. Great school!
Anonymous
Post 06/25/2023 18:10     Subject: Re:Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Florida Institute of Technology is rolling
Anonymous
Post 06/25/2023 17:41     Subject: Re:Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
EA—I assume you want schools that have EA and also inform you early? Some schools have EA but you don’t hear until Feb/Mar.

These two notified by December something, if not earlier.

UVM
Kalamazoo College

Was nice to have acceptances before Christmas.
Anonymous
Post 06/25/2023 12:29     Subject: Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Add University of Arizona - they accept within 6 weeks of application, plus they tell you what your aid package is.
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2023 21:45     Subject: Re:Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Anonymous wrote:Pitt but apply in August — it’s extremely popular
Loyola Chicago
University of TN
Michigan State
Binghamton


Definitely apply early to Pitt! Very early! Otherwise, chances of getting waitlisted, etc., increase significantly.
Anonymous
Post 06/23/2023 23:58     Subject: Your Favorite Rolling / EA Colleges
Anonymous wrote:I think this discussion has mostly centered around big state flagships and merit aid, which is great, but as a parent of a kid who wanted a SLAC, I figured I'd add a couple of other ideas from that realm: Macalester, Reed, and Lewis & Clark. All had early November EA deadlines and notified very quickly. Lewis & Clark offered great merit aid to my kid. I became big fans of each of these schools during the application process, although my kid went elsewhere.


I had a kid apply to L&C for class of 20 and class of 23 HS grad. Both applied EA and head in January or early February. Both got great merit and both chose other schools. Interestingly, my 23 kid just received additional merit even after rejecting them.

L&C is beautiful! It seemed like a great school but very liberal and a large LGBTQ presence.