Learn more about important dates and deadlines for early action and regular decision.
| Program | Application Deadline | Decision Notification | Enrollment Deposit |
| Early Action 1 | November 1 | After December 15 | May 1 |
| Early Action 2 | December 15 | After January 15 | May 1 |
| Regular Decision | February 15 | Rolling after January 15 | May 1 |
| Program | Application Deadline | Decision Notification | Enrollment Deposit |
| January Admission | December 1 | Rolling after October 1 | 3 weeks after decision |
All admission credentials must be submitted electronically or postmarked by the above dates to meet the deadlines.
First-year students have three options when applying for admission:
This option is for students who would like to submit their application materials early and receive earlier notification. There are two rounds of early action, with decision notification beginning approximately six weeks after each admission deadline. Students have until May 1st to inform Emmanuel of their decision to enroll.
This program allows students to take additional time in completing and submitting application materials. Students have until May 1st to inform Emmanuel of their decision to enroll.
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