UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

The University of Michigan, located in Ann Arbor, is one of the leading public research universities in the United States. Established in 1817, it is renowned for its rigorous academic programs, world-class faculty, and vibrant campus life. The university offers a wide array of undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees across disciplines such as engineering, business, law, medicine, and the liberal arts. With a strong commitment to innovation, diversity, and public service, the University of Michigan attracts students from all 50 states and over 100 countries, fostering a global community of scholars and leaders. Its extensive research initiatives, athletic excellence, and strong alumni network make it a powerhouse in both academia and beyond.

Scholarship

SCHOLARSHIPS:

UnderGraduate Scholarships:

University of Michigan – Ann Arbor Campus

1. Merit-Based Scholarships

Eligibility: All incoming undergraduates; awarded based on GPA, SAT/ACT scores, leadership, and extracurriculars.
For In-State Students: Up to $15,000/year
For Out-of-State Students: Up to $25,000/year
Renewable: Yes, for 4 years with academic progress.

2. Need-Based Scholarships

Eligibility: Based on FAFSA & CSS Profile (domestic); limited options for international students.
Award: Varies based on financial need.
Application: FAFSA (domestic), CSS Profile (international, if eligible).

3. Go Blue Guarantee (In-State Only)

Eligibility: Michigan residents with household income ≤ $75,000 & assets ≤ $75,000.
Award: Full tuition + mandatory fees.
Renewable: Yes, with continued eligibility.

4. Stamps Scholarship

Eligibility: Exceptional academic and leadership potential.
Award: Full tuition, fees, room & board + enrichment funds.
Selection: Invitation-based after application.

5. School/College-Specific Scholarships

LSA: Up to $25,000/year for non-residents; $15,000/year for residents.
Engineering: Varies; all applicants considered automatically.

University of Michigan – Dearborn Campus

6. International Undergraduate Scholarship

Eligibility: International students with a strong academic profile (GPA-based).
Award: $5,000–$12,500/year
Renewable: Yes (min. GPA 3.0, 24 credits/year)

7. Non-Resident Scholarship

Eligibility: Non-Michigan residents (including international students).
Award: $5,000–$12,500/year
Renewable: Yes (min. GPA 3.0, 24 credits/year)

8. Tuition Differential Incentive Scholarship

Eligibility: Non-residents with a permanent Michigan address and GPA ≥ 3.0.
Award: Covers difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition (~$17,232/year)
Renewable: Yes (GPA ≥ 2.0)

9. Dean's Award

Eligibility: First-year students with GPA ≥ 4.0.
Award: $5,000/year → $20,000 total
Renewable: Yes (GPA ≥ 3.0, 24 credits/year)

10. Dearborn Scholars Award

Eligibility: GPA 3.25 – 3.99.
Award: $4,000/year → $16,000 total
Renewable: Yes (GPA ≥ 3.0)

11. Distinction Scholarship

Eligibility: GPA 3.00 – 3.24.
Award: $3,000/year → $12,000 total

12. Dearborn Gateway Award

Eligibility: GPA 2.50 – 2.99.
Award: $2,000/year → $8,000 total

Notes for All Scholarships:

Domestic Students: Eligible for all merit and need-based aid.
International Students: Eligible for select scholarships, especially on the Dearborn campus.
Application Requirements: Most merit scholarships do not require a separate application; eligibility assessed during admissions review.
Deadline: FAFSA + CSS Profile usually due by March 31 for priority aid consideration.

Graduate Scholarships:

1. Rackham Merit Fellowship Program (RMF):

Eligibility: Candidates are nominated by their respective graduate programs based on academic excellence and potential to contribute to diversity in the academic community.
Benefits:

A $1,000 relocation stipend for incoming fellows
Access to the RMF Connection Program, providing early awareness of U-M resources.
Networking opportunities with RMF alumni through panel discussions and mentoring.

2. 12-Month Funding Model for Rackham Ph.D. Students:

Eligibility: All Ph.D. students enrolled in Rackham Graduate School on the Ann Arbor campus.
Benefits:

12 months of stipend support for the duration of their funding packages, ensuring continuous financial assistance throughout the year.

3. Public Scholarship Grants:

Eligibility: Open to students enrolled in a Rackham program of study
Benefits:

Grants of up to $10,000 to lead and implement public scholarship projects over a one-year period.

4. Center for the Education of Women (CEW+) Scholarships:

Eligibility: U-M graduate students demonstrating academic achievement and potential
Benefits:

Approximately 40 scholarships awarded annually, ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, with some larger awards available.

5. National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) Fellowship:

Eligibility: Full-time graduate students in science and engineering disciplines.
Benefits:

Monthly stipend of $3,200 ($38,400 annually) during the fellowship tenure.

6. Non-Resident Graduate Tuition Scholarship (UM-Dearborn):

Eligibility: Graduate students classified as non-residents enrolled in in-person degree programs on the Dearborn campus.
Benefits:

Covers up to 80% of the difference between resident and non-resident tuition rates.
For example, for the College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters (CASL) graduate programs, the equivalent value per term is approximately $5,050, totaling around $10,100 per year.

Additional Considerations:

Application Process: Many scholarships require nomination by the respective academic department or have specific application procedures. It's essential to consult with your department and review the specific eligibility criteria and deadlines for each funding opportunity.
International Students: While many scholarships are open to both domestic and international students, some may have residency requirements. International applicants should verify eligibility criteria for each scholarship and may need to provide additional documentation, such as proof of English proficiency.
Stipend Disbursement: Stipends are typically disbursed according to a set schedule. For instance, Rackham stipends for fall/winter terms are paid in ten equal payments, starting in late August.

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Eligibility criteria

Undergraduate Admissions
I. Ann Arbor Campus:
A. Domestic Students: 
Eligibility:  Completion of a high school diploma or equivalent. 
·        
Strong  academic performance in college preparatory
courses.  
·        
Submission of standardized test
scores (SAT or ACT) is recommended but not required.
Required Documents:  Completed Common
Application.
·        High school transcripts.  
·        One teacher evaluation. 
·         Essay responses.  
Tuition Fees (2024-2025 Academic Year):  
·       
Lower Division (First-Year/Sophomore): $16,736 per term.  
·        
Upper Division (Junior/Senior): $18,136 per term. 
·        
 Additional fees may apply
B. International Students: 
 Eligibility:  Completion of a secondary school program equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma.  
·        
Demonstrated English proficiency through TOEFL, IELTS, MET, or other accepted tests. 
Required Documents:  Completed CommonApplication.  
·        
Official secondary school transcripts with certified English translations.  

Proof of English proficiency.  Financial certification demonstrating the ability to cover tuition and living expenses.  
Tuition Fees (2024-2025 Academic Year):  
·       
Lower Division (First-Year/Sophomore): $54,794 per term.  
·        
Upper Division (Junior/Senior): $57,292 per term.  Additional fees may apply.
II. Dearborn Campus:
A.   
Domestic Students:  
Eligibility:  High school diploma or equivalent.  

Competitive academic record.  
Required Documents:  Online application (free).  
·       
High school transcripts.  
· 
Optional SAT or ACT scores.  
Tuition Fees (2024-2025 Academic Year):
·        Per Credit Hour: $577.  
·        Additional fees may apply.

International Students:  
Eligibility:  Completion of secondary education equivalent to U.S. high school.  
·        English proficiency demonstrated by TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo scores.  
Required Documents:  Online application. 
·   Official transcripts with English translations.  
·        Proof of English proficiency.  
·        Financial affidavit.  
Tuition Fees (2024-2025 Academic Year):  Per Credit Hour: $1,199.  Additional fees may apply.
III. Flint Campus:

Domestic Students:  
Eligibility:  High school diploma or equivalent. 
·        Satisfactory academic performance.  
Required Documents:  Online application (free) 
·        High school transcripts. 
·        Optional SAT or ACT scores.  
Tuition Fees (2024-2025 Academic Year):
 Per Credit Hour: $437.  
Additional fees may apply.
InIternational Students:  
Eligibility:  Completion of secondary education comparable to U.S. high school
·        English proficiency evidenced by TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo scores.
Required Documents:  Online application.
·        Official transcripts with certified
English translations.  
·        Proof of English proficiency. 
·        Copy of valid passport.  
·        Financial documentation.  
Tuition
Fees (2024-2025 Academic Year):
 Per Credit Hour: $872.  
Additional fees may apply.
Graduate Admissions
I. For Domestic (Native) Students:
Academic Requirement:
A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited U.S.
      institution (or equivalent).
A minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (varies by
      program).
Standardized Tests:
Some programs require GRE or GMAT scores.
Test waivers may be available depending on prior
      qualifications or experience.
Other Requirements:
Relevant coursework or prerequisites depending on the
      program.
II. For International Students:
Academic Requirement:
A bachelor’s degree equivalent to a U.S. 4-year
      degree.
English Language Proficiency:
TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of 84 (some programs require
      100+).
IELTS: Minimum overall band score of 6.5.
Duolingo English Test (DET): Sometimes accepted (check
      department).
Standardized Tests:
GRE/GMAT if required by the department.
Other:
Evaluation of foreign transcripts.
May require credential evaluation (e.g., WES)
      depending on the school.
III. Required Documents (For both Native & International students):
Online Application (via Rackham or program site).
Application Fee: 
$75 for U.S. applicants
$90 for international applicants
Official Transcripts (with English translation if applicable).
3 Letters of Recommendation
Statement of Purpose
Personal Statement (often required in addition to SOP)
Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV)
GRE/GMAT Scores (if required by program)
English Test Scores (for international applicants)
Copy of Passport (international only)
Financial Documents (proof of funds for visa purposes –
     international only)
IV. Tuition & Fees (Ann Arbor Graduate – 2024–2025): 
Michigan Residents (Native Students): 
Per Credit Hour: ~$2,212
Full-time (9+ credits): ~$16,688 per term
Non-Residents & International Students: 
Per Credit Hour: ~$3,798
Full-time (9+ credits): ~$30,960 per term
Additional Fees:
Registration: ~$80 per term
Infrastructure/technology: ~$185
International student services & health insurance:
      ~$2,000–$3,000 per year

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