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Valparaiso University's rolling admission policy?

I'm looking into Valparaiso University for my college applications and need to know if they have rolling admission. How does that affect my decision on when to apply?

11 hours ago

Yes, Valparaiso University indeed has a rolling admissions policy. In a rolling admission process, the university reviews applications as they come in and makes decisions on an ongoing basis. You can apply to these schools at any time between the application opening date and the application deadline.

The primary advantage of this approach is that you may get a decision quickly, often within a few weeks of submitting your application. This allows you to know where you stand with regards to college admissions sooner, potentially easing some of that "waiting stress."

However, it's still recommended to apply early rather than waiting until the deadline. First, while colleges with rolling admission still may offer acceptance later in the cycle, spots can fill up as the year goes on, making it more difficult to gain admission. Second, financial aid may also be awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis, so the earlier you apply, the better. Finally, housing selection at some colleges could be impacted by your application date.

In your case, if Valparaiso University is among your top choices, it would be a wise decision to get your application in early to increase your chances of both getting accepted and receiving a more favorable financial aid package.

11 hours ago

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