<p>Objective:
SAT I (breakdown):
ACT:
SAT II:
Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0):
Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable):
AP (place score in parenthesis):
IB (place score in parenthesis):
Senior Year Course Load:
Major Awards (USAMO, Intel etc.):</p>
<p>State (if domestic applicant):
Country (if international applicant):
School Type:
Ethnicity:
Gender:
Income Bracket:
Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.):</p>
<p>Reflection</p>
<p>Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Why you think you were accepted/deferred/rejected:
Where else were you accepted/deferred/rejected:</p>
<p>That data is quite skewed and isn’t a good indication of the actual EA acceptance stats from the class of 2018. I don’t think its offbase to assume that the students who post on this website generally have higher stats than the actual pool.</p>
<p>@ProjectCollege Students posting stat in this forum are a bit higher than average, but I expect the Class of 2019 results would be similar to last year. Remember, these are EA admitted stat, not the over all stat. Most that were not accepted EA but deferred to RD admission are likely to have lower stat. For CoE, the overall admission average/median was 33 last year and the mid 50 ACT was 30-33 for LSA. So these numbers seems to be reasonable considering only EA admission.</p>
<p>I also don’t expect they will want to take in fewer OOS given the tuition they “contribute”. So does that mean they get a little closer to 50% OOS?</p>
<p>@rjkofnovi Like it said, they have been over-enrolling by about 500 people. Given the annual growth of applications, there is bound to be a greater number of strong applicants. This means if they are planning on reducing the yield by 500 people, they are going to have to admit less people. I think we can all safely assume that they wouldn’t pull that 500 from the top of the stack.</p>
<p>@wayneandgarth There is no reason for them to want fewer OOS. The discount of tuition for in-state students comes from the Michigan state government. Thus, the only reason why in-state tuition is cheaper is because the discount was covered via taxes from your parents.</p>
<p>Has anyone gotten an email from Michigan Engineering for an alumni interview? Otherwise known as HAIL? My son received one and I was wondering if these emails went out to all engineering applicants that were geographically eligible?</p>
<p>@nicholaskeller - right; that is what I’m saying too. I wouldn’t expect them to cut down on OOS so that means Michigan moves somewhat closer to a 50/50 IS/OOS split.</p>
<p>Does anyone have any predictions as to when decisions will come out, since usually they are before the 24th? Last year they came out the 20th I believe. </p>