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Contact Information Office of Undergraduate Admissions 1220 Student Activities Bldg., 515 E. Jefferson St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1316 Phone: (734)764-7433 Fax: (734)936-0740 Online Application: https://apply.embark.com/ugrad... Email/Contact Info: Application Dates and Fees Application Deadline: February 1 Application Fee: $40 Fee waiver available for students with financial need: Early Action Offered: Early Action Deadline: November 1 Early Decision Offered: Early Decision Deadline: —

Academic Criteria   Rigor of high school classes   Class rank   Academic GPA   Standardized test scores   Application Essay   Recommendation(s)

Non-Academic Criteria   Interview   Extracurricular activities   Talent/Ability   Character/Personal qualities   First generation   Alumni/ae relation   Geographical residence

State residency   Religious affiliation / Commitment   Racial/Ethnic status   Volunteer work   Work experience   Level of applicant’s interest

Admissions Criteria Key
	= Very Important		= Important		= Considered		= Not Considered

Selectivity Selectivity (% of Applicants Admitted): 42% Yield (% Accepted that Enroll): 46%   Male Female Applied 15,256 14,558 Accepted 6,196 6,371 Enrolled 2,862 2,921   SAT Scores ACT Scores Percent of Freshman Submitting: 42% 81% Wait List Policy Place students on a waiting list: # of applicants offered a place on waiting list: — # accepting a place on the waiting list: — # of wait-listed students admitted: — % of students admitted from waiting list: — Transfer Admission Accept transfer students: Accept transfers students in: Fall Winter Spring Summer High School Credits Required/recommended high school credits for applicants: Subject Recommended Required   English 4 4   Foreign Language 4 2   History 3 3   Mathematics 4 3   Science 4 3   Science Lab 1 1   Social Studies 3 3   Computer Science 1 —   Visual/ Performing Arts 2 —   Electives — 1 SAT and ACT Policies Use SAT, ACT, or SAT Subject Test scores in admission decisions: Policy for the following tests: SAT or ACT Required ACT only — SAT only — SAT and SAT Subject Tests or ACT Considered if submitted SAT Subject Tests Required for some ACT Writing Component Required Uses SAT or ACT writing component for: SAT ACT For admission For placement For advising In place of an application essay As a validity check on the application essay No college policy as of now Not using essay component

GPA/Class Rank of Entering Freshmen Average High School GPA of Freshmen: 3.8 Percent of entering freshmen by GPA: GPA % of Freshmen 3.75-4.0 63% 3.5-3.74 26% 3.25-3.49 6% 3.0-3.24 4% 2.5-2.99 2% 2.0-2.49 0% 1.0-1.99 0% 0.0-0.99 0% Percent of entering freshmen by Class Rank: Class Rank % of Freshmen Top 10% 92% Top 25% 99% Top 50% 100% Bottom 25% 0% Bottom 50% 0% Test Scores of Freshman Class SAT Scores 25th Percentile 75th Percentile   SAT Math 640 740   SAT Critical Reading 580 690   SAT Writing 590 700 ACT Scores   ACT Composite 27 31   ACT Math 26 32   ACT English 27 32 Percent of entering freshmen with the following SAT and ACT scores: Score Range SAT Critical Reading SAT Math SAT Writing   700-800 22% 46% 28%   600-699 51% 40% 46%   500-599 24% 12% 22%   400-499 4% 2% 3%   300-399 0% 0% 1%   200-299 0% 0% 0% Score Range ACT Composite ACT Math ACT English   30-36 44% 48% 51%   24-29 49% 44% 40%   18-23 7% 7% 8%   12-17 0% 1% 1%   6-11 0% 0% 0%   1-5 0% 0% 0%