Applications are available upon request. Yes, you may take credit courses for professional development and personal enrichment without formally applying to a degree program. It is not necessary to have transcripts or test scores on file to audit courses at Rollins Brevard. An academic calendar, which includes the dates for registration and the first day of classes, is published in each term's Schedule of Classes. You can file an application anytime during the academic year.
New students can enroll during the walk-in registrations held prior to the beginning of each term.
Walk-in registrations take place at Rollins Brevard during the published dates. Once you have completed a course, you can register in advance by mail. Yes, your course work at Rollins Brevard leads to a Rollins College degree. Rollins College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor's and master's degree. Its programs in education are approved by the Department of Education for the State of Florida.