University of Michigan Transfer

Hello Everyone!
I’ll cut to it. Last fall, I applied to the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor as a senior in high school. I applied to the College of Engineering for the Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering program, early action, and was deferred and then wait-listed. I’m in the College of Engineering at Virginia Tech right now and I plan on applying to Michigan again this year as a rising sophomore. I apply directly to the department of Naval Architecture this time, NOT the College of Engineering overall. By the end of this year, I will have completed all of the required courses and I have well above the required 3.0 GPA. I have also joined 2 competitive engineering teams at Virginia Tech that relate to marine engineering, a human powered submarine team and an autonomous sailboat team. Does anyone have an idea of my chances of getting in? I know that the department there always has transfers (it is only 25-30 students annually total) but I do not have any further statistics on transfer students for that department. If anyone has any information please let me know!

Thanks!

Can’t lend any info re your question but please elaborate why you want to transfer out of Virginia Tech?

I have been having issues adjusting to Blacksburg Virginia. I only knew two people at the school when I came and I still am having issues with meeting people and making friends, even with the EC’s and a fraternity. I spend a lot of time alone. I also grew up wanting to go to Michigan. It is where a lot of my home town goes, and even after a full semseter at a college this hasn’t changed. I visited the school earlier this year and I was still very drawn to it, and that its still the school I want to go to. My application is also in, it was submitted January 10th.

Hi, are you still out there? what happened with UM? do you know yet? very similar situation here - dying to go to UM’s NAME program. now a senior. applied early. deferred. still waiting. should know in the next week, but wondering how your situation turned out.