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FAQs

Question: Can I apply on line?
Answer: The University strongly encourages the submission of applications via the web - there are advantages both to the student and the processing staff. Students may also print a pdf version of the paper application. Although the web application is the preferred method, all forms of applications receive equal consideration in the review process.

If you are a R.N. applying to the RN Studies program, please note you must apply through your local RN program office. Do not apply online for the RN Studies program.

Question: What credentials must be submitted to properly file an application?
Answer: Each program requires different credentials and materials. For a complete list, choose the program you are considering:

If you're a high school graduate-or will be soon: The Classic Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program.
If you're a transfer student from another major or another college or university: The BSN Program for Transfer Students.
If you have a bachelor's or graduate degree in a field other than nursing and are looking for a career change: The Accelerated Second Career Nursing Program.
If you are an RN with an associates degree or diploma and would like to deepen your commitment to nursing: The RN Studies Program.
If you have a BSN and want to advance your nursing career with a Master's degree: The Master's Degree Programs.
If you have a BSN or Master's Degree in Nursing and want a doctorate in nursing: The Ph.D. in Nursing.
If you want to do post-doctoral work in nursing: Post-doctoral Fellowships.

Non- native speakers of English and International applicants must submit additional materials. Undergraduate Graduate

Question: How long does it take to process an application?
Answer: It generally takes 10-12 weeks to process a completed application.

Question: What is the undergraduate class profile?
Answer: The middle 50th percentile of the 2006 freshman class had a recalculated high school GPA of 3.7-4.0, with 27-31 ACT and 1900-2160 SAT total test scores.

Question: Is it possible to transfer to the University of Michigan?
Answer: Several hundred undergraduates transfer to the University of Michigan each year.

Question: Are internships, cooperatives, and study abroad available?
Answer: Hundreds of internships, cooperatives, and study abroad programs are available.

Question: Is academic support available?
Answer: Yes, there are numerous types of academic support available.

Question: What types of housing are available?
Answer: The University of Michigan offers family housing and traditional residence halls. Non-University housing includes fraternities, sororities, co-ops, apartments, and houses for rent.

Question: Do coed dorms exist?
Answer: Yes, we have co-educational and all-women residence halls.

Question: How do I apply for financial aid?
Answer: You must submit a completed FAFSA application.

Question: How many students attend the University of Michigan?
Answer: The 2006 total undergraduate enrollment was 25,555; total freshman enrollment was 5,399. The 2006 total enrollment, including graduate students, was 40,025.

Question: What services and accommodations are there for students with disabilities?
Answer: For information on these services, please contact Services for Students with Disabilities. All campus buildings are handicapped accessible.

Question: What is the minority and international undergraduate enrollment?
Answer: The minority enrollment is approximately 26% and the international enrollment is approximately 4%.

Question: What general athletic facilities exist for overall student use?
Answer: There are three recreation facilities available to all students.

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