Apply to Gordon
Take the first step toward a nationally ranked Christian liberal arts education. We’re glad you’re considering Gordon College, and we’re excited to get to know you throughout the application process. Whether this is your first time applying to college or your next step toward completing a degree, the process is simple.
Undergraduate
We are accepting applications and deposits for 2025! Apply online below or on the Common App. Gordon is test-optional.
Applications for the 2026-27 school year open August 1.
Graduate
Create an account in our Applicant Portal to start the application process for any of our graduate programs. Or, learn more about specific programs:
Admissions Deadlines
Deadlines and important dates for applying to an undergraduate program. Graduate deadlines vary by program—choose a program above to learn more.
Applications for the 2026-27 school year open August 1.
| Deadline | Action | Admissions Decision |
|---|---|---|
November 1 | Early Action I | 2-week turnaround |
December 1 | Early Action II | 2-week turnaround |
December 1 | Honors Deadline (Complete admissions application) | |
February 1 | Regular Decision I | 2-week turnaround |
March 1 | Regular Decision II | 2-week turnaround |
May 1 | $200 Deposit Deadline (refundable prior to May 1) |
| Deadline | Action | Admission Decision |
|---|---|---|
Rolling Admission | Application Deadline | 2-week turnaround |
November 15 | Deposit Deadline (refundable prior to November 15) |
Honors and Fellows Deadlines
- Students interested in the A.J. Gordon Scholars, Clarendon City Scholars, Dokes Ministry Scholars, Global Scholars or Honors Institute Fellowship programs should complete their Gordon College admissions application and Gordon Honors application by December 1. Learn more about the Gordon Honors Institute.
- Students interested in the Higginbotham Legacy Fellows Program can learn more here.
If you are seeking readmission, contact the Admissions Office to begin the process.
If you are a non-degree student—seeking or not seeking academic credit—contact the Admissions Office to request an application and a high school transcript or other evidence of completion of high school graduation requirements.
Gordon College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
Have any questions?
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