Northern Michigan University

Baccalaureate Program Admission: Freshman applicants seeking admission to a

baccalaureate degree program will be admitted if they meet the following requirements:
Will graduate from high school with a grade point average of 2.25 or better in core
courses.
Attain a minimum ACT composite score of 19 (writing test not required) or a minimum
combined SAT score of 900 (out of 1600) on the math and critical reading sections (NMU
is not currently considering the writing section for admission).
Successfully complete core course work for secondary school preparation. Students who
have earned a GED are also considered for admission.


Western Michigan University

Admission Criteria
Admission to WMU is determined on an individual basis. Applications are reviewed using a
combination of these key factors:
Grade point average (GPA), ACT or SAT score, Number and types of college
preparatory courses, Trend of grades.
We strongly recommend high school students take a rigorous college preparatory curriculum
prior to enrolling at WMU. The base core includes:
4 years of English
3 years of mathematics (through second year algebra)
3 years of natural sciences (at least two years of biology, chemistry, or physics)
3 years of social sciences
2 years of the same foreign language




Eastern Michigan University

The average student coming to EMU directly from high school has a GPA of at least 3.05 and an ACT score
of at least 21. These are not the minimum requirements for admission to EMU, but the median score of the
average student enrolling at Eastern Michigan University.
If you'd like to talk with an admissions adviser about your specific situation, call 800-GO.TO.EMU.












Central Michigan University

A solid academic background will help prepare you for success at the college level.
To be ready for this challenge, we stress high academic achievement in several
rigorous subjects. Central Michigan University and the Presidents Council of State
Colleges and Universities strongly recommend the following high school
background:
4 years of English
4 years of Mathematics
4 years of Biological and physical sciences
4 years of History and social sciences
In addition, high school students are strongly encouraged to complete two years of
foreign language and two years of electives in fine arts and have one year of hands-
on computer experience.
For more information regarding admissions requirement call: 1-888-292-5366 (toll
free) or 989-774-3076.




Ferris State University

3.21 HS Cumulative Grade Point Average 21.4 ACT Composite Score Average Ferris considers
students both above and below these averages for admissions. Any student with a 2.5 High
School Cumulative GPA or a 17 ACT Composite will be given serious consideration for general
admission. Every student application is evaluated individually, so all students are encouraged to
apply. Individual programs may have additional criteria for direct admission. Transfer students
must have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of a 2.0 or higher to be eligible for general
admissions. For more information on the Ferris State University Board Policy regarding
admission,









Michigan Tech University

Admission requirements vary by major, but here are general guidelines. Contact the admissions
office at 888-688-1885 or email mtu4u@mtu.edu to discuss your specific situation.
GPA: Well review your high school transcript and evaluate the courses you took and the grades you
received. The cumulative GPA provided by your high school is used in the admissions process. If you have
a weighted and unweighted GPA, we will use whichever is best for you in terms of admission and merit-
based scholarships. We do not recalculate your GPA; however, we will convert your GPA to a 4.0 scale if
your school uses a different grading scale.
Test scores: Official ACT or SAT scores are required for first-year applicants. The ACT composite score
or SAT critical reading plus math scoresis reviewed for all applicants. For engineering applicants, we
also review the math score on either exam. If youve taken both exams, or taken an exam more than once,
we use whichever scores from a single test benefit you most for admission and merit-based scholarships.
High school diploma: To enroll at Michigan Tech, you must be awarded a high school diploma or have
earned your GED. Upon completion of your senior year, request to have an official final transcript sent
directly to Michigan Tech from your high school. Your final transcript must show your final grades and
graduation date. Students who earn a certificate of attendance, even if admitted to Michigan Tech prior to
receipt of the final transcript, will not be allowed to enroll at Michigan Tech as a degree-seeking student.











University of Michigan

The Common Application
U-M Member Questions and Writing Supplement
High School Transcript (If you have taken courses at a non-U.S. high school, an official English
translation is required to accompany the non-English language transcript.)
School Report
One Teacher Evaluation
SAT or ACT with writing test scores
TOEFL, MELAB, or IELTS scores (for non-native speakers of English)













Michigan State University

Admission to Michigan State University is competitive, but there are no minimum requirements. Applications
are accepted on a rolling basis. MSU strongly encourages a college preparatory curriculum in high school.
Students also are advised to apply early in their senior year.
Freshman admission is based on:
your academic performance in high school
the strength and quality of your curriculum
recent trends in your academic performance
your class rank
your ACT or SAT results
your leadership, talents, conduct, and diversity of experience
Fall 2013 Freshman Profile*
Entering class: 7,850 (expected)
High school GPA: 3.4-3.9
Composite ACT: 23-28
Composite SAT (Critical Reading and Math): 1040-1210

Grand Valley State University

Admissions Requirements
At Grand Valley, we are looking for students who are prepared to meet the challenges of a rigorous
university curriculum.
An admissions counselor carefully reviews each application and considers academic and other various
criteria.
Applicants will be reviewed using a combination of:
High school courses completed
Cumulative grade point average
Standardized test scores
Grade point trend
Rank in class
Other factors provided by the applicant
A single deficiency in an academic area will not necessarily mean a student is refused admission. However,
students who are missing a number of courses are at a disadvantage.
Subject criteria in high school should include:
Four years of English, including composition
Three years of science, including two years of laboratory science
Three years of college preparatory mathematics
Three years of social science
Two years of a single foreign language


Wayne State University

Admission requirements
At Wayne State, we know that students come from different backgrounds and experiences, which
are things that make our students so great! That's why we look at each individual applicant as
that - an individual. The Office of Undergraduate Admissions will review your grade-point
average, ACT or SAT score and any other supporting documentation you provide us or we
request from you.
Do you have a GED?
If you have a GED, you must have scored a minimum of 410 on each test with an average of 450
overall and have a minimum ACT composite of 21 or SAT total of 990.