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Video: Why Apply Early Decision

From gaining priority review for admission to securing your housing spot early, Riley Parinello ’26 walks you through the benefits of applying Early Decision and what this commitment means for your Rollins journey.

October 23, 2025

If Rollins is your top choice, you should consider applying Early Decision. Why? For starters, it’ll erase the stress of your college search process so you can enjoy your senior year of high school to the fullest. Applying Early Decision also comes with a host of benefits that range from priority consideration for admission, scholarships, and housing to exclusive opportunities, experiences, and Rollins gear.

But don’t just take our word for it. Communications major Riley Parinello ’26 applied Early Decision to Rollins and shares why it’s the best decision she’s ever made.

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