<p>Do you guys think its possible to go to Arizona State University(Freshmen Year) and then transfer to University Of Michigan With of course good grades? What is the likely hood? I live in Michigan but I got deferred from UMich and lets be honest I wont be getting in. And yes CC and dearborn Ect. are options but I am not going to do that.</p>
<p>sure its possible…are you a guy or a girl? Be aware ASU is a huge party school. I couldn’t imagine going to school there and remaining focused only on academics.</p>
<p>If you were deferred from Michigan, why are you so sure you will not get in? If you do get rejected by UMich, then I imagine you could have no problem transferring to Michigan from Arizona State if you do well. You really would need to do well at ASU to have a chance because of how less competitive Arizona State is than Michigan. But, if you can make the dean’s list at ASU and compile some impressive ECs, I don’t see why you couldn’t transfer to UMich.</p>
<p>The fact that you were deferred means you were in the “ballpark” so of course you have a chance. Even if you were rejected, if you do well as ASU, you always will have a chance.</p>
<p>Thanks Guys yeah I did not have good first semester grades for senior year so thats why I might not. ALSO Michigan STate Denied me 
so I dont know why or how that happened but yea. </p>
<p>And I just got accepted to ASU!!! haha just checked! Yeah I feel like I would go to ASU and love it and not want to leave but if I did there would be no point in transferring to Michigan State(MSU) I would rather Try to Transfer to UMich. The main thing is making sure I have good grades and the credits transfer.</p>
<p>Hey! I just wanted to tell you that I was in the same boat. I got deferred and ultimately rejected by UMich and I ended up going to Auburn University, got a 4.0 and some great extra curriculars in and just sent in my transfer application a few weeks ago! They’ll give preference to junior and sophomore applicants, but it’s still a chance you should definitely take! One of the great things about the University of Michigan is that they make information so available to prospective transfer students. They have a website where you can find out exactly which courses transfer from your school for equivalent credit. I suggest using that list to plan your course load. Other than that, Good luck and Go Blue!!</p>
<p>Thanks I’ll check it out and Good Luck!</p>