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efunded for others. The University reserves
the right to reject any application without
explanation.
A $300 admission deposit is required of
all regularly admitted students and must be
sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions
no later than May 1 following notice
of acceptance. It is credited toward first
semester fees and is nonrefundable. Students
notified of acceptance after May 1
for the fall semester or November 1 for the
spring semester should make a nonrefundable
admission deposit within two weeks
of notification. Failure to make the admission
deposit is taken as cancellation of
application by the student. No deposit is
required for summer session enrollment.
Early Decision
Two early decision deadlines and notification
schedules are available to well-qualified high
school students who decide, by the close of
their junior year, that Wake Forest is either
their only choice or first choice college.
Early Decision—Single Choice
Students who have selected Wake Forest as
their first choice and have applied to no other
college may submit an application at any time
after completion of the junior year and no
later than November 15. Decisions on these
applicants are made on a rolling basis, three
to four weeks after the application is completed.
Students agree to enroll if accepted and
submit a nonrefundable $500 deposit prior to
January 1.
Early Decision—First Choice
Students who have selected Wake Forest as
a first choice and only early decision choice
but who may have submitted or have plans
to submit regular decision applications to
other institutions, may apply no later than
November 15 and are notified by December
15. If accepted, students agree to enroll and to
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withdraw applications from other colleges. A
$500 nonrefundable deposit is due by Jan. 1.
Candidates for early decision are normally
expected to have completed, or be enrolled
in courses to complete, all secondary school
requirements. Decisions are based upon
junior year grades and test scores. Applicants
not admitted are asked to submit additional
SAT I scores and the first semester senior year
grade report, or they are advised to apply
elsewhere.
Admission of Students with Disabilities
Wake Forest College will consider the application
of any qualified student, regardless of
disability, on the basis of the selection criteria
established by the University which include
personal and academic merit. Upon matriculation,
all students will be required to meet
the same standards for graduation.
The University endeavors to provide facilities
which are in compliance with all laws and
regulations regarding access for individuals
with disabilities. Additionally, special services
are available to reasonably accommodate
students with disabilities. For more information
on assistance for undergraduate students,
please contact Van D. Westervelt, director
of the Learning Assistance Center, at (336)
758-5929 or refer to Disability Services under
Campus Life on the Wake Forest Web site.
Advanced Placement and CLEP
Advanced placement credit for college level
work done in high school is available on the
basis of the Advanced Placement Examination
of The College Board and supplementary information.
Especially well-qualified applicants
for advanced standing may also be exempt
from some basic and divisional courses
with credit on the authorization of the department
concerned. Credit by advanced standing
is treated in the same manner as credit transferred
from another college.
Under certain conditions, especially wellprepared
applicants may be granted limited