University of Michigan offers Early Action for freshman admissions.
The Early Action (EA) deadline for Fall 2022 admission at UMich Ann Arbor is November 1st.
All required items must be received or postmarked by November 1, 2021.
Decisions will be released no later than the end of January 2022.
Those not able to submit by November 1, 2021, should complete their applications by the following Regular Action deadline as adequate space will remain for their consideration.
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Well, it might. Always apply EA if your ready to apply. Seems that half of Michigan’s class is selected during this phase but you should know. Being deferred is sorta a thing for Michigan, especially for out of state.
Michigan claims it doesn’t but…
My D released eight Common App applications on Thursday, including UMich. She received five “thank you for applying” emails between 6a and 4pm today, but nothing from UMich yet. Given the turnaround time for others, I would hope it doesn’t take five days.
Most of the others did say “downloaded by college” as of yesterday but Michigan only flipped to that today. So maybe tomorrow.
“Good enough,” yes, but in-state versus OOS makes a big difference. Michigan has rejected 4.0/1,600 apps. Essays are critical with Michigan. Even more critical is one’s unweighted GPA.
After applying usually they should send an email with in few days to create UofM ID to check status or add additional info etc… but been more than a week no email from the university.
In-state
LSA hoping to transfer to the College of Public Health
UW GPA: 4.0
SAT: 1500- 760 ERW and 740 M
A part of an early college, so I will graduate high school with an associate’s
A decent amount of extracurricular, most with leadership.
You have to be a junior to transfer to College of Public Health. The College of Public is for primarily graduate students, but upper level undergrads can transfer to complete a degree in Public Health. I have to start out in LSA or CoE though.
Hi - D22 is planning to apply to Ross . Quick question - apart from the common app main essay, how many supplemental essays are needed? On common app, Umich page , D22 has seen only two prompts ( what makes you unique/plac ein community and why us/major type). However UMich Ross says 4 essays. Wondering which one we should plan for. Thanks in advance