Courses are listed to provide you with an indication of the scope and depth of the Crummer graduate degree programs. Please note that not all courses listed are offered every year, courses listed may be dropped from the curriculum, and new courses not listed may be added to provide instruction in the latest management topics.

Executive MBA course descriptions

Professional MBA course descriptions

Early Advantage MBA course descriptions

Executive Doctorate course descriptions

Learn more about Entrepreneurship, Finance, International Business, Marketing, Operations & Technology Management and Social Entrepreneurship & Sustainable Enterprise concentration course detail and requirements

Current Academic Calendars

2021-2022 Academic Calendar (EAMBA & PMBA)
2021-2022 Academic Calendar (EMBA & EDBA)

Future Academic Calendars

2022-2023 Academic Calendar (EAMBA & PMBA)
2022-2023 Academic Calendar (EMBA & EDBA)

Prior Academic Calendars

2020-2021 Academic Calendar (EAMBA & PMBA)
2020-2021 Academic Calendar (EMBA & EDBA)

To request an archived academic calendar, please contact crummerregistrar@rollins.edu.

Master Student Handbook

Doctoral Student Handbook

EDBA Dissertation Guide

EDBA Dissertation Template

To request an archived student handbook, please contact crummerregistrar@rollins.edu.

Contact

Francine Chase, Assistant Registrar
407-646-2415

Email: crummerregistrar@rollins.edu

If you wish to update your address, mobile, or employer information, please access the Student and Family Data Form on Foxlink.  This online form is located under the Student/Registration and Registrar tab.

The Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College offers Graduate Housing for the following groups: students currently enrolled in the Early Advantage MBA program; exchange students, GLI Visiting Scholars, and Rollins faculty. The College-owned graduate student housing complex is conveniently located just three blocks north and one block west of campus at the corner of New York and W. New England avenues.

Each apartment is furnished with a standard bedroom, living room, kitchen furniture, and appliances. Apartments have refinished concrete floors, and residents have access to an on-site secured laundry facility.

The complex offers 28 fully furnished efficiencies, including 20 one-bedroom/one-bath apartments and eight two-bedroom/one-bath apartments. The number of apartments is limited, and apartments are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Interested students must complete the Graduate Housing Application. Applications will be received by the Crummer Graduate Housing Team. Applicants will then be contacted shortly after.

Please note: Rollins 3/2 Accelerated Management Program (AMP) students are now eligible to apply for housing in their first year of enrollment.

View the Graduate Housing Apartment Inventory here.

Square Footage: 475
Rent: $1000/month
View Floor Plan (PDF)

Two-Bedroom/One-Bath

Square Footage: 600
Rent: $750/month per person
View Floor Plan (PDF)

Includes: Fully Furnished Apartment, FREE Laundry Room, WI-FI, Water & Trash Utility

Addresses

Apartments 1-14
273 W. New England Ave.
Winter Park, FL 32789
View New England Avenue Floor Plan 

Apartments 15-28
238 W. Welbourne Ave.
Winter Park, FL 32789
View Wellbourne Avenue Floor Plan 

The maintenance request forms below are ONLY intended for off-campus tenants residing in Graduate Housing.  Campus maintenance requests can be submitted through the Facilities site. If you require repairs or service for your property, please complete the aforementioned form and click the submit button at the bottom of the page.

Who qualifies for Crummer Graduate Housing? Currently enrolled Early Advantage MBA students, Crummer exchange students, GLI Visiting Scholars, and Rollins faculty.

When do you start leasing for the upcoming semester? Leasing is based on availability and is done on a rolling basis throughout the school year and during the summer months. All interested parties must fill out the Graduate Housing Application. Once received and approved, a member of the Graduate Housing team to will contact you.  Students are eligible to move in 30 days prior to their semester start date.

Is there a waiting list? Yes, due to the high demand for graduate student housing, we do offer a waiting list. Typically, the Spring term semester start is more challenging for new leases since housing often fills up during the previous summer and fall.

Do you do short-term leases? Generally, leases for foreign exchange students are per semester. Full-time EAMBA students typically sign a 12-month lease and then have the option to renew for their second year.

Is there an application fee? There is no application fee at this time.

Do you require a parental guarantee? If you are 18 years of age, we do not require a parental guarantee.

How much security deposit is required? The security deposit is equal to one month’s rent and is required to secure an apartment.

What do I have to do to get my security deposit back? Included in each lease is a security deposit clause that provides a detailed list of requirements to receive your deposit at the end of your lease term.

When is rent due? Rent is due on the first day of each month. There is a five-day grace period to pay rent. After 5 p.m. on the fifth day of the month rent is considered late and a $25 late fee is assessed.

Do you offer any discounts? Students that sign on for a second-year lease do receive a $20 discount on monthly rent during the second year of tenancy.

How do I pay rent? We do not accept cash payments for rent. Checks and money orders are made out to Holt Properties LLC.  Mail payment to Rollins College, 1000 Holt Avenue – 2715, Winter Park, FL 32789.

Do you accept credit cards? We do NOT accept credit card payments.

How do I set up my mailbox? Bring a copy of your signed lease to the Winter Park Post Office. They will issue you a box and a key. At the end of the lease term, don’t forget to forward your mail and return your key to the post office.

Can I have pets? We do not allow pets at Crummer’s Graduate Housing Apartments.

How do I cancel my lease? Email Crummer’s Student Success team at crummerstudentservices@rollins.edu to inquire about breaking your lease.

How can I switch roommates? The only way to switch roommates or modify the lease is to have all parties on the lease agree to the change, and fill out appropriate paperwork.

For those students moving in and moving out of Crummer Graduate Housing, please review the Graduate Housing Move-In/Move-Out Check List. For those students moving out of Graduate Housing, please also review the Move-Out Instruction letter to ensure you receive your security deposit back.

Please rate and document based on the condition in each category (i.e New, Good, Fair, Poor).

For students interesting in renewing their lease at Crummer Graduate Housing, please fill out this form. We will be in touch with you shortly after.

Video tour of Crummer Graduate Housing:

Photo album of the Crummer Graduate Housing property:

For housing questions, please contact:

Renee Quintanilla
Director, Student Success
Email: graduatehousing@rollins.edu
Phone: (407) 646-2335

For your safety and convenience, Crummer Graduate Housing provides a 24-hour emergency maintenance answering service to answer and route your emergency maintenance requests.

After-Hour Maintenance Emergencies: Please call 407-646-2999

Listed below are situations that require a Maintenance Technician to visit a property to make the necessary repair after regular business hours. These situations must be dealt with at the time of the call from the resident and not be scheduled for the next business day. If the technician is not able to make the requested repair, then it is the technician’s responsibility to contact the appropriate contractor to make the repair at the time of the request from the resident.

The following are examples of what is considered an “after-hour’s maintenance emergency”:

• HVAC: No heat in the property and the outside temperature is below or forecasted to be below 45 degrees. No air conditioning in the property and the outside temperature is above or forecasted to be above 80 degrees
• Electrical: No electricity to major appliances such as a refrigerator, stove, or HVAC units. No electricity to over 50% of the home
• Plumbing: No usable bathroom in the property. Burst water supply lines
• Storm damage to roof: tree limbs through roof, etc.
• Community entrance blocked
• Security
• Actual fire on property
• Fire Systems: Smoke alarm continuously sounding, sprinklers running, etc.
• Break In/Burglary
• Broken lock/window that is easily accessible (i.e. first floor)

If any of these scenarios apply, please call contact campus security for further assistance at 407-646-2999 a campus officer is available 24/7.