***Official University of Michigan Class of 2015 Decisions Thread***

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961

<p>Around what time (does anyone have a clue) will Michigan release OOS decisions? Something a bit more specific than “sometime tomorrow.”</p>

962

<p>@mickjagger</p>

<p>decisions will probably be released throughout the period of time that umich office of undergraduate admissions is open. i forgot what it says on their site but i think its 10am-5pm… then just adjust it to your time zone.</p>

<p>ahhhh good luck to everyone today! hopefully its good news for us OOS! (and IS, as well, of course!)</p>

963

<p>Does anyone have a clue as to how fast the spots fill up for UMich? Like when is the latest I should put in my deposit?</p>

964

<p>Looks ike its 3 hours until the next round of emails…</p>

965

<p>^ How do you know?</p>

966

<p>Their office opens at 10am Ann Arbor time, and from what I’ve read they only release emails during office hours…</p>

967

<p>Hopefully what we’re speculating is true… I can’t wait any longer.</p>

968

<p>Good luck today everyone!</p>

969

<p>Luckily, by the time 10 rolls around my dreadful AP Chem test will be over, and I can be upset if I get deferred or rejected without it affecting the test, lol.</p>

970

<p>Do you think they will start announcing the decisions of internationals today?</p>

971

<p>So we could be getting decisions, potentially, in fifteen minutes.</p>

972

<p>WOW！！I am too nervous!!!</p>

973

<p>Anyone find out yet?</p>

974

<p>Hey, just had a bizarre quick question. Is a US citizen who has done his high-schooling outside the "US considered as International or OOS?</p>

975

<p>If this student is not a Michigan resident then, he is considered OOS, otherwise in-state.</p>

976

<p>So, it doesn’t matter whther you an international or OOS, both are under the same category? That’s weird.</p>

977

<p>Yeah, it’s like that at the UC’s as well. You’re either California or out-of-California.</p>

978

<p>All I am saying is that:</p>

<ul>
<li>A Michigan resident is an in-state student no matter where he studied.</li>
<li>A US citizen, who is a resident of another state is considered out-of-state no matter where he studied.</li>
</ul>

<p>…but I don’t know if a student being an international is any different from him, being out-of-state.</p>

979

<p>Oh, that sucks. Cause the International acceptance rate at UMich seems to be 4% or something, but 66% of the the Michigan residents were given it last year. So I was wondering who is classified in the other 40%.</p>

980

<p>@OMGMIT: Thanks man. Now it makes sense.</p>