Develop Skills You Need for a Future Job Market

Build timeless knowledge and skills to thrive in an uncertain future.

No one knows what the world will look like four years from now. That unpredictability might unsettle some folks. Not our grads. That’s because a Rollins education prepares you to thrive in an uncertain future. Through our innovative, interdisciplinary curriculum, you’ll build broad-based knowledge and develop 21st-century skills like critical thinking, creativity, complex problem solving, and collaboration—timeless tools that will always position you a few steps ahead of the curve.

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An Interdisciplinary Approach

Poverty and hunger. Global inequality. Climate change. The challenges of the 21st century are too complex to solve through any single lens. They require changemakers who can make connections across multiple perspectives and disciplines and craft solutions in collaboration. Our core curriculum—Rollins Foundations in the Liberal Arts (RFLA)—reflects this reality. At Rollins, you’ll learn to think across barriers and work in diverse teams to design strategies to resolve real-world problems.

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Preparation For Anything—Not One Thing

A Rollins education isn’t just preparation for your first job out of school—it’s preparation for a lifetime of learning and leadership. For proof, just ask some of our grads.

“My Rollins education provided me the space and means to take up multiple interests and therefore multiple skill sets. Having multiple expertises and perspectives not only aids in long-term career growth and adaptability, but it makes all of it that much more fun and interesting.”
Parker Magness ’18 | Membership and Network Manager, Newlab
“Inside the classroom and out, I learned core skills like discipline, teamwork, and listening. Nobody knows what jobs will even exist in five years. Jobs can change, but skills can be applied to any field. It’s those things you can take for the future. Rollins teaches you all of that.”
Aditya Mahara ’12 | Staff Product Manager, Pelago Health
“Throughout my journey at Rollins, I was fortunate to learn in various environments that forced me to tackle questions from different angles, both independently and in collaborative teams. I use the critical-thinking and language skills I gained at Rollins in my work every day.”
Karina Barbesino ’19, Senior Consultant, Booz Allen Hamilton

Ready to start building your future-proof foundation?

A Career-Ready Toolkit

An overwhelming majority of employers say that the kind of skills students develop through their Rollins education are important to success in the workforce.

Source: How College Contributes to Workforce Success

95%

critical thinking skills
93%

ability to work effectively in teams
93%

ability to demonstrate complex problem-solving skills
93%

ability to integrate ideas across settings and contexts

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Apply By November 15

It’s never been easier or more rewarding to apply to Rollins. No app fee, formal essay, or test scores required. Apply by November 15 to receive priority consideration for admission and academic scholarships that range from $15,000 per year to full ride.