As spring approaches and graduation nears, many seniors are feeling relaxed for the first time in a LONG time knowing where they’re headed come fall. That said, we know that circumstances vary and not ALL seniors have college options at this point. In fact, some might be thinking that college is off the table until next year’s application cycle.
NOT TRUE!
Though the list is slim, there are a number of colleges still accepting applications.
COLLEGES STILL ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: A SAMPLING
# = U.S. News & World Report ranking
Bard College at Simon’s Rock: unranked (Great Barrington, MA) | Rolling |
Belmont University: #182 in National Universities (Nashville, TN) | Rolling |
Colby-Sawyer College: #9 in Regional Colleges North (New London, NH) | Rolling |
Goucher College: #111 in National Liberal Arts Colleges (Baltimore, MD) | February 15 |
Loyola University New Orleans: #42 in Best Value Schools (New Orleans, LA) | April 15 |
Michigan State University: #77 in National Universities (East Lansing, MI) | Rolling |
Pennsylvania State University –University Park: #77 in National Universities (University Park, PA) | Rolling |
Roanoke College: #120 in National Liberal Arts Colleges (Salem, VA) | March 15 |
Rutgers University –New Brunswick: #127 in National Universities (Piscataway, NJ) | No deadline |
St. John’s College: #61 in National Liberal Arts Colleges (Annapolis, MD) | Rolling after February 15 |
St. John’s College: #63 in National Liberal Arts Colleges (Santa Fe, NM) | Rolling after February 15 |
The American University of Paris: unranked (Paris, France) | After April 1 |
The American University of Rome: unranked (Rome, Italy) | April 1 |
University of Edinburgh: unranked (Scotland, U.K.) | Rolling after January 25 |
Trinity College Dublin: unranked (Dublin, Ireland) | May 1 |
University of Kentucky: #137 in National Universities (Lexington, KY) | February 15 |
University of Maryland @ Shady Grove: (Rockville, MD) | June 1 |
Worcester Polytechnic Institute: #67 in National Universities (Worcester, MA) | February 15 |
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