Admissions & Aid

• Flagler College is offering Virtual Admissions Information Sessions and Campus Tours on Tuesdays at 6:30pm ET and Wednesdays at 2:30pm ET.
• In-person visits are available Monday through Friday and on select Saturdays. For the safety of our visitors and staff, the following is required:
  • Limited guest count. Please be considerate with your guest count as we can only allow 10 total guests for each visit experience.
  • Face masks/coverings should be worn during the duration of the visit experience.
  • A Health Screening Form will be required for all guests. This form is available in your confirmation email.
  • Visitors should maintain social distancing of a minimum of 6 feet of distance from others at all times while on campus.
• To register for any of our in-person or virtual experiences, please go to flagler.edu/visit.

• Flagler's deposit deadline is May 1^st but we will accept deposits from students throughout the summer.
• We understand that many families are concerned about the future, and we are working individually with them to help make everyone feel secure in their decision. Please email your Admissions Counselor with any questions you have about your deposit.

Please email your Admissions Counselor with any questions you have about your deposit.

We understand that your daily educational experiences have shifted based on what your school is able to offer, and in that spirit, we will support those decisions regarding your academic records. If your school has had to amend its current grading scales, such as offering a pass/fail or another variation, it will be understood and taken into context for not only our incoming Saints for the Fall 2020 class, but for future applicants that are also impacted. A commitment to helping students and their families navigate the admissions process has always been a hallmark of our team of professionals-now, more than ever. If you have questions or concerns, please reach out to your Admissions Counselor.

Yes, Flagler has no plans to change its current policies, and those can be found here- FAQ

Yes, please contact your Admissions Counselor to discuss and document your request to defer to a future term.

Flagler will accept an unofficial copy of your high school or college transcript during this time. We will remind you to request an official copy of your transcript to be sent to Flagler when it is available.

The College plans to open the fall semester as planned. We have several committees that are continuously meeting and reviewing new information as it becomes available, and have laid out several contingency plans. Please feel free to refer to our Reopening Plan here. We are carefully following national, state, and local guidelines as it pertains to reopening the College. 

While Enrollment Deposits are non-refundable, we are happy to review requests to defer. Please contact your Admissions Counselor if this is something you’re interested in. 

Please contact your Financial Aid Counselor as soon as possible to discuss any changes to your family’s financial circumstances.

No, any institutional financial aid you have been awarded will continue to apply to your cost of attendance throughout your time at Flagler College. Please contact your Financial Aid Counselor to discuss any questions you have regarding the Federal, State, or institutional aid you have been awarded.

Yes! You are welcome to start your application here. Please reach out to your Admissions Counselor if you have concerns on how to submit your documents due to not being at your school.

Yes, Flagler College can accept application fee waivers. If you already have a waiver, please send to admissions@flagler.edu. If you are in need of a waiver, please have NACAC Admissions Application Fee Waiver completed by an administrator at your high school.

Flagler continues to offer test optional evaluation for students applying for the Fall 2021 term. A holistic review of your application will include academic career, recommendation from a teacher or college counselor, essay, and involvement throughout your high school experience.

Our admission policy is reviewed each year in order to maintain a fair and equitable process for all applicants. If COVID-19 has had an impact on any year(s) of your education, this will be taken into consideration during the review of your file.