Auburn's Admissions Process - Rolling or Nah?

I heard some colleges have 'rolling admissions', but what exactly does that mean? And does Auburn University have this type of admission process? It's one of my top choices and I want to make sure I understand their process completely.

In basic terms, a college with a 'rolling admissions' policy evaluates applications as they are received, rather than waiting until a specific deadline to start reviewing all applications at once. This could potentially give an advantage to those who apply earlier, as spots may begin to fill up as decisions are made.

For Auburn University, however, their process is not a rolling admission. They have a set of fixed application deadlines. The Early Action (non-binding) deadline is typically in October, while the Regular decision one is usually in February. You should certainly check Auburn's official website to confirm these dates for the year you're applying.

After these deadlines, Auburn's admissions committee will evaluate all applications equally, regardless of when they were submitted before the deadline. Remember to submit all required materials, including transcripts and standardized test scores, by the deadlines to ensure your application is reviewed in a timely manner.

Even with this deadline-based system, it's still a good idea to apply as early as possible. That way, if there are any problems with your application, you'll have time to address them before the final deadline.