<p>When does Ross School of Business respond on preferred admittance?</p>
<p>i applied to this also, so ive been wondering also.</p>
<p>Ross responds in March and early April.</p>
<p>not to step on alexandre's toes here...as i know he's got the knowledge in greater abundance and depth than any of us, but on the tour i took over the summer the assistant admissions director says it's often late april/early may. this was confirmed by the fact one of my friends, who is a year older than me, didn't hear back until the first week of may.</p>
<p>i think they hope to get decisions out in march/april but every year their # of applicants has increased, and with this year being the biggest graduating class...ever...i highly doubt things will be any different than last year. :]</p>
<p>sorry sillyjilly I think either the tour guide was mistaken, you heard wrong, or maybe we are all missing something here because getting a response in early may would mean that you would have to commit to UMich on May 1 without knowing if you got into the bschool or not. Especially for OOS that is a big draw and could be a decision-making difference so I am sure they will respond back sooner than early may, and I am pretty sure that they respond in March due to common sense and I believe that is what my regional rep told me at my school info session</p>
<p>I didn't hear back until mid-late april, but I think that's because it was the first year of the program.</p>
<p>And they only accept like 10% of people that apply to pre-admit, right, so you need like 3.8+UM GPA, 33+ ACT to even have a decent chance?</p>
<p>It's more like 20% offer rate, but out of the total applicants, only 10% actually attend. But yeah, you'll need outstanding grades, test scores, essays, and extracurriculars to stand a chance. The average for last year's admitted class was like a 3.8, 32 ACT, 1450 SAT. But, a candidate with a 3.7 GPA who took all IB/AP classes has a way better shot than a 4.0 candidate with 1AP and some honors.</p>
<p>Ok, 20% is still better, but UM's a pretty selective school, and those numbers are pretty high, lol.</p>
<p>Well, it's a premier undergrad b-school. Obviously, it's going to be selective.</p>
<p>Ross looks at math scores the most, correct?</p>
<p>Also, did you guys know that Stephen M. Ross is an owner of the Miami Dolphins?</p>
<p>still is? or wat? interesting.</p>
<p>The_Chronic, the they value strong quantitative skills. Aside from math, it's probably econ, physics, chem, stats, etc.</p>
<p>Yeah he currently owns like half of the Dolphins and Dolphin Stadium.</p>
<p>ESPN</a> - Bill Parcells has opt-out clause, could walk away from Miami Dolphins</p>
<p>3rd paragraph. Same Stephen Ross (look at wikipedia too)</p>
<p>And I meant like Math scores on standardized tests...</p>
<p>For standardized tests, I'm pretty sure they just look at the composite.</p>
<p>hey guys do u think i can get in preffered admit?
33 act
780 math 2
750 us history
UM gpa 3.857
uwgpa 3.85
w gpa 4.9</p>
<p>courses are the hardest that anyone can get(seriously)
FRESHMAN- English 2 honors, Precal honors, AP World, Spanish 1 cp(didnt offer honors), Biology honors, Physical Science honors, PE(required)
SOPHOMORE- English 3 honors, AP AB calc, AP stats, AP compsci, Chemistry honors, Gov/econ Honors, Spanish 2 cp(didnt offer honors)
JUNIOR- IB Chem, IB Spanish, AP physics c, AP BC calc, AP US hist, IB Design, AP English
SENIOR- IB Theory of Kno, IB math HL, AP psych, IB english HL, IB spanish SL, AP/IB physics E&M SL, IB design HL</p>
<p>IB diploma candidate
good curriculars</p>
<p>Aztennispla, we've all seen your original post, and you have a great chance. Stop trying to squeeze a response from us because you've already gotten your answer (multiple times).</p>
<p>My son got an email on 3/31 at 3:55 from Ross with his preferred acceptance.</p>
<p>aztennisplaya. good academics but what about leadership positions like student body president?</p>