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Students are welcome to complete the First Year application or international application found on our website. We're also a member of the Common Application. We do not have a preference. We hope students will complete the application that suits them best.

First year application

International application

Common application

• As part of the online application, students will be asked to select the admission plan of their choosing.
• We don't offer Early Action.
• All admission decisions are sent to the student's mailing address via USPS, and a notification letter addressed to you will also be mailed to your school a few days later.

• We evaluate students on an individual and holistic basis. The following academic profile represents the mean of admitted students from last year. 
• Please note: although these numbers are a good range to aim for, they do not represent minimum requirements or cut-off points for admission. 
• Also, please keep in mind this grade point average (GPA) is a weighted, core GPA. We don't include electives in our calculations.

We're glad you asked! Please click here to find your student's Admissions Team member. Or feel free to call or email us anytime. We look forward to chatting with you about your student.

We accept Common Application fee waivers through the Common App site. Other types of fee waivers (such as ACT, NACAC, or CollegeBoard) can be submitted by:

Fax: 904-819-6466

Email as a PDF or JPG attachment to: Admissions@Flagler.edu

Mail to:
Flagler College
74 King Street
St. Augustine, FL 32084

We accept recommendations through CommonApp and SENDedu. You can also submit them by:

Fax: 904-819-6466

Email as a PDF or JPG attachment to: Admissions@Flagler.edu

Mail to:
Flagler College
74 King Street
St. Augustine, FL 32084

You're welcome to complete a Secondary School Report or write a letter. If you aren't able to speak on students' behalf, you can encourage them to get a written recommendation from any of their teachers.

• We recommend all students submit their test scores electronically through the corresponding website, such as CollegeBoard or ACT. Our SAT code is 5235, and our ACT code is 0772. 
• International students may also submit the IELTS or TOEFL.
• If students can't submit scores electronically due to financial constraints, we may be able to accept test scores using an alternate method. 
• If you, as the counselor, can send us the full score report PDF via email, we can count that as official for the student's application.

We accept transcripts through CommonApp and Parchment. Transcripts may also be submitted by:

Fax: 904-819-6466

Email as a PDF or JPG attachment to: Admissions@Flagler.edu

Mail to:
Flagler College
74 King Street
St. Augustine, FL 32084

For domestic applicants, please keep in mind that our Office of Admissions requires your student's final, official high school transcript with a printed date of graduation. 

We would greatly appreciate an email or a phone call from the student to let us know that they've made plans elsewhere. That way, we can deactivate their Flagler record.

• Early Decision students must submit their enrollment deposit and electronic enrollment forms no later than Jan. 15.
• Regular Decision students must submit their deposit payment and enrollment forms no later than May 1.

We'll email enrollment forms to students and parents a few days after we send acceptance letters in the mail. If we receive forms without accompanying payment, the student is not considered Deposited (and vice versa).

Students seeking advanced credit are responsible for submitting all official college transcripts, CLEP, IB, AICE, or AP score reports. They'll need to confirm their advanced standing level before they register for classes.

Visit the Course Catalog to learn how AP, IB, Cambridge, and Dual Enrollment credits are applied at Flagler. 

Notes on dual enrollment

• High school applicants taking dual enrollment courses should apply as First Year students.
• We typically grant transfer credits for courses with a grade of "C" (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) or higher from regionally accredited institutions. Quality points from transfer credits don't factor into a student's Flagler College grade point average.
• Students who meet the Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree requirements can transfer up to three courses with a "D" grade as long as the total transfer credits don't exceed 64 semester hours. The College's Registrar determines the allowed transfer credit and advanced standing, occasionally consulting the department chair before granting transfer credits.
• As a member of the Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida (ICUF), we provide certain guarantees to transfer students with an A.A. degree from any member of the State of Florida public university system.
• This guarantee includes transferring 60 credits toward the baccalaureate degree and fulfilling general education requirements (per the ICUF Articulation Agreement).

Our Visit Flagler page provides information about booking campus tours. If you have further questions, please contact:

Philadelphia Zimmermann
Email: PZimmermann@flagler.edu
Phone: 904-819-6425.

Group tours are designed to introduce high school groups of 10-40 students to our campus. This visit experience is a tour of the campus only. Please complete the Visit Flagler page if you have a high school group interested in touring our campus.

Absolutely! To arrange your personal campus visit, please contact:

Philadelphia Zimmermann
Email: PZimmermann@flagler.edu
Phone: 904-819-6425.

Please visit our Admissions Team page to find the team members in your area. You're welcome to call or email them directly to request that they present to your students or attend your school's college fair. All invitations will be considered according to counselor availability. They'll get back to you as promptly as possible.

We have a Frequently Asked Questions page here. You're welcome to contact the Office of Admissions anytime:

Email: Admissions@Flagler.edu
Phone: 904-819-6220
Toll-free: 1-800-304-4208