<p>Results started coming out shortly after 10 AM on December 20th last year and then decisions were rolled out throughout the weekend. However, Dec 20th was on a Friday last year so we’re hoping that equates to results being released starting on Dec 19th this year. </p>
<p>@Arborite who did you hear from?!</p>
<p>This might be a dumb question but if we get accepted and its our top choice, can we withdraw all our other apps? Even though U of M isn’t early decision? I don’t hear the rest of mine until March and U of M is my top choice anyways so I’d rather not take up extra spots anywhere else possibly </p>
<p>@tedonan, Yeah you can, but god forbid you get rescinded, you’d be screwed. Why not just leave the other apps in lmfao? It doesn’t affect you. Maybe withdraw some of them, I wouldn’t do all.</p>
<p>@tedonan Remember, you won’t get your financial aid package with your EA decision. If money is important to you, you might want to keep applications in play at your financial safeties. </p>
<p>Regarding the point about being rescinded–withdrawing of offers of admission typically takes place at the culmination of a student’s academic year, once all the grades are in. Even if you’ve gotten acceptances from other schools in that time, ethics require that you deposit only at one college, so you’ll have turned down other offers by that point, anyway. </p>
<p>@Finnlet
Lol I forgot to apply for financial aid altogether… Oh well I’m OOS anyways</p>
<p>@NorthernKev You still have time to submit CSS profile and FAFSA is not even open yet. Other than several scholarships, there is no separated application for financial aid other than CSS profile and FAFSA.</p>
<p>@billcsho When is the CSS due for UMich?</p>
<p>@Prodigee The absolute deadline for FAFSA and CSS profile is April 30, but one should really submit them between Jan and March. You may submit CSS profile as early as you want while FAFSA is not open until New Year day.</p>
<p>@billcsho i did EA, is it okay if i submit CSS in like end of January?</p>
<p>@billcsho
But the Net Calculator predicted that UMich will give me 0 dollah. :(</p>
<p>I called and they do not want CSS until you know it is right and do not have to make corrections. So basically ASAP in 2015 when you do FAFSA</p>
<p>This may be a silly question, but I am going to ask anyway. Does anyone think that the decisions could be released this Friday, the 12th? They released it on the 14th a couple of years ago, so answers have been released early before…</p>
<p>Unlikely, judging by the umich tumblr account’s response saying it will be very close to deadline. Each year they keep getting more and more applicants too. My estimate is between Dec. 17-19th.</p>
<p>@tennisluv101 me too!! fingers crossed!</p>
<p>Can someone chance me? All the waiting is killing me!
Applied to the School of Kinesiology for movement science </p>
<p>Residency: OOS
GPA: 3.899 unweighted
ACT: 28
Course rigor: I’ve been in honors english classes since freshman year, honors math (AP this year), some advanced science classes, 5 years of Spanish, and 3 AP’s this year.
Extracurriculars: two-year captain of a varsity sport, involved in many clubs, and volunteer at a hospital
Letters of Rec: two letters from two of my core class teachers (language and math), and an amazing rec from a coach who attended UMich
I worked really hard on my essays- showed a lot of passion for my sport and Kines! </p>
<p>I feel like I won’t make it or at least would get deferred because of my ACT and residency… any thoughts?
Appreciate it! Go blue! </p>
<p>@elise12. I would say U of M is a little bit of a reach for you because you are out of state. You still have a good shot, even if you are deferred early action. Don’t sweat it too much. Good luck!</p>
<p>Hey can someone chance me really quickly?
OOS
SAT Total 2190
CR:760
Math: 720
Writing: 710
More than 10 APs including Chem and BC Calculus
Extracurricular: Student body president, 250 plus community service, NHS president, debate captain, nationally ranked
Great letters of recommendation
Above average essays
You guys think I have a good shot?</p>
<p>@joker258 I would say you have a pretty good shot at admission.</p>
<p>Someone wanna chance me too? It’s about that time when everyone starts to freak out and I’m feeling it.</p>
<p>OOS
SAT: 2310 (800 WR, 780 Math, 730 CR)
SAT II: 800 Bio-E, 800 Math 2, 730 World History
AP scores: Bio 5, US History 5
3.9 GPA UW
Class Rank: School does it by decile, top 10%
I go to a nationally recognized public high school in the northeast
Taken highest level course for every subject in high school (AP’s only offered Junior and Senior year and only 2 can be taken as a Junior)
Current Courseload: AP BC Calc, AP Physics C, AP French, AP Literature, AP Economics
EC’s: Three sport varsity athlete (Baseball, Soccer, Skiing), Assistant director of TOPS athletic program for athletes with special needs, accomplished jazz pianist (private performances etc…), Sailing Instructor and camp counselor in the summers, National Honor Society Tutor, etc…
Essays: Above average, my common app essay was really good I thought but hey, that’s just me
Recs: Both teachers loved me, probably pretty good
Awards: National Merit Semi-Finalist (waiting to hear if I make finalist), National Honor Society, French National Exam certificate of Honor, French NHS, National History Day Greater Boston Regional Finalist (Research Paper Category), Social Studies Academic Award (school), English Dept. Award for Outstanding Scholarship (school)</p>
<p>Any thoughts would be appreciated. Good luck everyone!</p>
<p>@Sachem797 you have nothing to worry about</p>