What is a key characteristic of the "rolling admissions" process?
A
Applications are reviewed only after a single, fixed deadline.
B
Students receive admission decisions throughout a broad application window as applications are submitted.
C
It is exclusively used by highly selective private universities.
D
All applicants must complete a mandatory on-campus interview.
✓ Correct Answer: Option B
Rolling admissions means applications are reviewed as they are received, and decisions are sent out continuously until enrollment targets are met. This provides a longer application window.
💡 Why is B) the correct answer?
The correct answer to the question "What is a key characteristic of the "rolling admissions" process?" is Option B: Students receive admission decisions throughout a broad application window as applications are submitted..
The other options — A) Applications are reviewed only after a single, fixed deadline., C) It is exclusively used by highly selective private universities., D) All applicants must complete a mandatory on-campus interview. — are incorrect for this College Advising question. As explained above: Rolling admissions means applications are reviewed as they are received, and decisions are sent out continuously until enrollment targets are met. This provides a longer application window.
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