Colleges With Late Deadlines

It’s been another early application round with a record number of applications. New York University was smashed with about 75,000 applications, 12 percent more than last year. More students than ever before – roughly 11,000 – filed Early Decision applications with NYU. Northwestern received about 6 percent more Early Decision applications than last year, a record number of 4,058 applications. Early applicants will fill about half of the Class of 2022, which is expected to total 1,925 students. Dartmouth’s Class of 2022 early decision applications soared to 13.5 percent over last year’s record pool, reaching an all-time high of 2,270 applications. This marks the first time the College has received more than 2,000 early applications. 565 students were accepted, for an acceptance rate of 24.9 percent, the lowest since 2010.

SO… many seniors are scrambling after the January 1 regular decision deadline and either didn’t get into to their early choice school, or were waiting for something. Trust us when we say that this is why you want to be prepared early on in your high school career, so you CAN take advantage of a smart early application choice.

Regardless, for those of you wanting to add more schools to your list, we’ve done the heavy lifting and below are schools with some deadlines later than January 1^st.

And, as always, we are here to help if you need some essay guidance or are sounding the alert and want our 911 Common Application assistance.

COLLEGES WITH LATE DEADLINES

American University	EDII & Regular 1/10
Assumption College	15-Feb
Baylor University	1-Feb
Berklee College of Music	15-Jan
Butler University	1-Feb
Case Western Reserve University	15-Jan
Catholic University	15-Feb
Clemson University	15-Feb
Colgate University	15-Jan
Dickinson College	1-Feb
Georgetown  University	10-Jan
Gettysburg  College	15-Jan
Grinnell College	15-Jan
Hobart and William Smith  College	1-Feb
College of the Holy Cross	15-Jan
Ithaca College James Madison University	1-Feb 15-Jan
Kenyon College	15-Jan
Lafayette College	15-Jan
Muhlenberg College	15-Feb
Salve Regina University Seton Hall	15-Feb 1-Feb; Regular Decision II: 1-March
Sewanee The University of the South	1-Feb
Smith College	15-Jan
Southern Methodist University St. Johns University (Maryland)	15-March 15-Jan
St. Lawrence University	1-Feb
Texas Christian University	15-Feb
Tulane University	15-Jan
University of Connecticut	15-Jan
University of Vermont	15-Jan
University of Mass (Lowell) University of Michigan	15-Feb 1-Feb
University of North Carolina	15-Jan
University of Southern California	15-Jan
University of Wisconsin	1-Feb
Virginia Tech	15-Jan
Villanova University	15-Jan
Wash U St. Louis	15-Jan
Wellesley College	15-Jan
Worcester Polytechnic Institute	1-Feb