Get in or not?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Michigan
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<p>I am a Chinese.i will be very appreciated for your advice!</p>

<p>SAT I 2050</p>

<p>SAT I Math:800(for sure even I havent take it)
Critical Reading: 570-590(approximately)
Writing: 700(approximately)
SAT II:
Math II: 800(Oct.)
Physics: 800
school rank: 10~15/500 (2~3%)
Gpa:3.8
Intended Major:Accounting,Finance,Economics</p>

<p>Avtivities:
Key member in school choir(winner in the choral competition in ShenZhen)
play piano for over ten years
chairman of literature and art committee
organizer of the Art Festival</p>

<p>Editor of the school magazine
volunteer in library (2 years)
member in English poetry class which is the only class in china
debate team one year
Spanish club(2 years)</p>

<p>team leader in class basketball team,（No.4 among 20 teams）
member in school women's basketball team
No.2 in women's 400 hundred meter race（two year）
break the school record in 400 m medley relay in senior 2</p>

<p>join the summer camp in Australia for a month
study in an English language advancement program during winter vacation</p>

<p>national awards two: English language competition and computer design </p>

<p>Really want to study in Ross!!!</p>

<p>I appreciate all honest advice!</p>

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<p>First of all, at Michigan, Economics is its own department, completely independent from the Ross school. </p>

<p>Secondly, I'd say your chances of getting into Michigan are good...but your chances of getting into Ross will depend on how well you do your first year at Michigan. You can obviously request to be pre-admitted into Ross, but given your stats and credentials, I'd say your chances of pre-admission aren't good.</p>

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<p>Most of the students who are admitted to Ross apply in their first year in school or pre-admission ?</p>

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<p>It is impossible to say. Yours will be just the second group ever to be given the option to apply for the pre-admit program. However, if this year is anything to go by, I'd say the majority of Ross students (80%) will be students already enrolled at Michigan who completed their Freshman year.</p>