- Total enrollment: 17,763
- 73% full-time, 27% part-time
- 43% male, 57% female
- 21% African American, 3%
Asian American, 65% Caucasian,
2% Hispanic American, 1%
Native American, 7% unknown
- 8% out-of-state, 92% in-state;
11% transfer students,
2% international
- 16% live on campus
- Freshman (second-year) retention rate: 71.6%
- 10341 students applied; 7337 were accepted
- Acceptance rate: 71%
- 18:1 student/faculty ratio
- 658 full-time faculty (89% are PhDs)
- Greek life: Fraternities (4% of
student body) and sororities
(4% of student body)
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- 327 undergraduate and 197
graduate programs
- Most popular majors: 6% elementary education; 4% psychology; 6% nursing; 3% communication;
3% business administration; 3% secondary education
- Degrees Available: Bachelor’s, Post-Bachelor’s
Certificate, Post-Bachelor’s
Teaching Certificate, Master’s,
Graduate Certificate, Advanced
Graduate Certificate, Specialist
Award, Doctoral Degree
- Special Academic Programs: Honors College; Holman Learning
Center; distance learning; accelerated
format programs; online, weekend,
evening programs/courses;
American Humanics certification
program; Study Abroad Tours;
specialized master’s degree program for corporations
- Fall, Winter semesters; Spring,
Summer terms
- 11 co-ed halls. First Year
Experience Program (5 residence
halls) offers single-sex floors in a
co-ed environment and co-ed
floors by suites. The Towers
(2 halls) offer single
rooms and dining services for
sophomores and above, with a focus on honors students, volunteerism and community involvement. One hall designated as a community of scholars. All non-smoking.
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- 1 library, 949,000 bound
volumes, 2,000 print and microform journal subscriptions, 10,000 electronic full-text journal subscriptions, 988,000 microforms,
15,000 audiovisuals,
1,500 network ports and
wireless network access, 200
online searchable data
- Hours: Mon.-Thurs.,
7:30 a.m.-midnight;
Fri., 7:30 a.m.-11 p.m.;
Sat., 8 a.m.-11 p.m.;
Sun., noon-midnight
- In-state, full-time: $8,377; $238.25 per credit hour
- Out-of-state, full-time: $22,282; $701.75 per credit hour
- Room and board: $7,785
- Books and supplies: $900
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- Forms needed: FAFSA
- Types of aid available: Federal
and state grants, loans,
scholarships and work-study; institutional scholarships and
grants; institutional athletic
grants and aid; foundation
expendable and endowed
scholarships
- 75% receive financial aid
- Average need-based financial aid package: $6,027 per year
- Call 734-487-0455 or visit www.emich.edu/finaid for more information
- Deferred admission: No
- Early decision: No
- Average high school GPA: 3.1
- Average SAT score: 980
- Average ACT score: 21; Plus wr
- Application fee: $30.00
- Documents required: Application, application fee,
official transcripts, test scores
- Materials needed for transfer students: Application with fee,
transcripts from all colleges
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