<p>I just got deferred from the University of Michigan College of Engineering. I heard that there are "good" and "bad" deferral letters. I received the one signed by Theodore L. Spencer and in the first paragraph it says that they are impressed with my achievments but they are going to hang on to my application for further review. Also, it asks for my fall semester grades but they do not need me to send them anything else. Does anyone know if this is the good letter?</p>
<p>I got a 31 on the ACT's (my lowest subject score was math but I am in honors calc and ap physics), I have a 4.28 weighted gpa, I have taken 4 total AP classes and 16 Honors classes, I play 3 varsity sports (and am captain), I'm in national honors society, I volunteer, and I feel like my essays were pretty strong. However, I may get B's this semester in AP Physics and AP Statistics. Do you think I will get in?</p>
<p>do you have any idea how long it takes for them to get back with a decision? the email said early April but I’ve seen posts on this website where people received the same email that I did and then got accepted a couple weeks later.</p>
<p>I was deferred
-African American female
-27ACT
-3.8 unweighted
-AP US AP ECON (micro and macro) AP CHEM AP CALC AB
-numerous honors classes
-3rd chair symphony orchestra
-both of my parents went there
-internship at nordstrom
-100 hours of community service
-waitress since sophomore year
-I have been in an indie film that was in a festival
In numerous payed plays
-NHS
-4 years of cheerleading
-2 years of track
-4 years of forensiscs, one first in state 3 years in a row, and 4th instate individually</p>
<p>Do I stand a chance?! This is for LSA though. Is there hope for me?
Is anyone familiar with the bridge program? Can I do that?
Because I was at U of M one weekend and I was speaking to other black students and they had 24’s and 25’s and got in!!!</p>
