Top-tier schools that offer Spring Admission??

Transfer Students
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<p>Your input is greatly appreciated</p>

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<p>Define “top tier”. I think that US News defines it as the top 150 research universities, but you may have something more limited in mind. </p>

<p>In any case, Cornell offers spring admission for some of its schools. A lot of public flagships do too.</p>

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<p>Top 50… I guess</p>

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<p>Any specific area you have in mind?</p>

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<p>Search the school you want information on and click on the “Admissions” tab and it’ll state what semesters they accept transfer students for enrollment.</p>

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<p>My guess is that in the top 50 the majority of the publics will offer spring enrollment, the majority of the privates won’t. Cornell is the only private I know of in the top 50 that offers spring enrollment.</p>

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<p>To name a couple of top 50 that I know of:</p>

<p>NYU
UIUC
Cornell
Emory
Penn State: University Park
Northwestern
Rice
Notre Dame
UVA</p>

<p>I’m sure there’s lots more, but that’s just a couple to start you off.</p>