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Agnes Scott College has four annual application deadlines for first-year students: Early Decision (November 1), Early Action I (November 15), Early Action II (January 15) and Regular Admission (March 15). Early Action II is considered the merit scholarship priority deadline. Applicants are required to submit the Common Application (Agnes Scott Supplement, Secondary School Report and official high school transcript). SAT or ACT scores are optional, and choosing not to report them will not affect your merit scholarship eligibility. We also recommend a virtual or in-person interview with your admission counselor.
Agnes Scott College has two annual application deadlines for transfer students: Spring Admission (November 1) and Fall Admission (June 1). Applicants are required to submit the Common Application (Agnes Scott Supplement, professor recommendation, official high school transcript or GED, official college transcript and College Officials Report- the COR is recommended but not required). SAT or ACT scores are optional, and choosing not to report them will not affect your merit scholarship eligibility. We also recommend a virtual or in-person interview with your admission counselor.
Going into the college application process, I didn't really know what I wanted out of my college experience. After visiting Agnes for the first time, what I wanted became clear to me. I chose Agnes because I fell in love with the community, school culture, and beautiful campus. The students are what makes Agnes so amazing, and aspects like the small class sizes and proximity to Atlanta really sealed the deal for me. Agnes has given me so much - an amazing education, great friends, and a plethora of opportunities to grow as a student and person.