Fast Facts
Michigan Profile: A Highly Qualified
Freshman Class for 2007
- 26,796 Applications
- 13,253 Admissions
- 5,600 Enrolled
- Middle 50th percentile of the admitted class:
- ACT Composite of 27–31
- ACT English of 28–32
- ACT Math of 28–32
- ACT Combined English/Writing of 26–31
- SAT Total of 1920–2180
- SAT Critical Reading 630–710
- SAT Math 670–750
- SAT Writing 610–720
- Unweighted high school GPA of 3.7–4.0
- 28% with a 4.0 GPA
- 53% with 3.9 or higher GPA
- AP and/or IB Credit was granted to over 3000 new freshmen
Freshman Admissions Criteria
- High school grades
- Curriculum choices
- ACT or SAT scores
- Extracurricular achievements and leadership
- Special skills and talents
- Unique personal background
- Counselor and teacher recommendations
Application Process
- Three convenient methods of applying- apply directly on-line, print out a pdf application, or request a hard-copy from your high school counselor Deadline for fall freshmen is February 1- a complete list of all freshman deadlines is also available
- The University of Michigan uses a modified rolling admissions process. We will communicate admissions decisions on a periodic basis beginning in late fall through early spring. We will make final decisions on all complete files by mid-April.
- Early fall application is STRONGLY recommended
A Distinguished University
Diverse Student Body
- Undergraduates from all 50 states and over 80 foreign countries; over one-third from outside the state of Michigan
- Freshmen from over 1650 different high schools
- 25% of undergraduates are African American, Hispanic American, Native American, or Asian American
- 4% are international students
- Ratio of undergraduate men to women approximately 50/50
- Student body of 25,555 undergraduates and 14,470 graduate and professional students
Student Life
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