- Total enrollment: 25,594
- 96% full-time, 4% part-time
- 50% male, 50% female
- 7% African-American; 13% Asian American; 67% Caucasian; 5% Latino American; 1% Native American; 8% other
- 36% out-of-state, 64% in-state;
3% transfer students,
4% international
- 37% live on campus
- Freshman (second-year) retention rate: 96%
- 29912 students applied; 14873 were accepted
- Acceptance rate: 41%
- 15:1 student/faculty ratio
- More than 1,100
- (17% of student body) and
sororities (15% of student body)
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- 226 undergraduate programs
- Most popular majors: 6% psychology, 5% business
administration, 4% mechanical
engineering, 4% political science,
4% English
- Degrees Available: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctoral,
Specialist, Certificate
- Special Academic Programs: More than 50 undergraduate
programs, including: Michigan
living/learning communities,
undergraduate research,
International programs/study
abroad, combined/dual degree
programs, field study
and internships, independent
study and student-designed majors, academic assistance programs, small-scale interdisciplinary programs
- 15 residence halls. All incoming
freshmen guaranteed space in
university housing.
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- 24 libraries, 7,958,145 bound
volumes, 67,554
periodicals, 8,218,665
microforms, 87,705
audiovisuals
- Hours: Vary
- Available throughout campus in select areas
- In-state, full-time: $11,549
- Out-of state, full-time: $34,748
- Required fees: $95
- Room and board: $8,590
- Books and supplies: $1,048
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- Forms needed: FAFSA, parent
and student 1040 forms, CSS
Profile
- Types of aid available: Scholarships and grants
(federal, state, institutional
and externally funded), self-help
(such as work-study), loans
to parents, athletic awards
- 77.9% receive financial aid
- Average need-based financial aid package: $13,071
- Call 734-763-6600 or visit www.finaid.umich.edu for more information
- Deferred admission: Yes
- Early decision: No
- Average high school GPA: 3.9
- Average SAT score: 1910-2190
- Average ACT score: 28-32
- Application fee: $40.00
- Documents required: Official
high school transcript(s),
official SAT including Writing
Component or ACT Plus Writing
scores, essays, application form,
letters of recommendation
- Materials recommended: N/A
- Materials needed for transfer students: High school and
college transcripts, ACT or SAT
scores (if taken)
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