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Hi! I accepted and I will be attending in the fall!

I found out through email. My wolverine access wasn't updated to reflect my admission decision for a little bit.

I applied late September and heard back early December! I am also waiting for the special program decisions :) I'm super excited for this upcoming year. I am moving to AA in April.

yay!! what are you going for?

I applied Sept 27th and I heard back from them Dec. 14. I literally applied the week they opened applications and it took them months to get back to me. I think you not hearing back yet doesn't necessarily mean that you were waitlisted. There are the holidays to consider, etc, etc. If you applied right before the due date you have to remember TONS of others also applied then too, and it takes time to go through applications. I wish you luck and if you get in see ya next year!

There is still a chance that you will be accepted later on! If you're still in school then this last semester work your butt off and maybe get involved in some new volunteer work too? Your feelings are your own and I think I would feel similar if I was in your situation so I personally don't think you're overreacting.

Thank You! Did you apply for the two-year full time? It took about two months for them to get back to me so hopefully, you'll find out by Feb.

I just received my acceptance into UofM. For those of you who have applied and who go next year I can't wait to me you!

Hi everyone! I am applying to schools in Michigan. So far I've sent in my application to UMich and I will be sending one to MSU and maybe WSU in a couple of weeks. I am super excited. I currently have a 3.63 overall GPA, 3.8 last 60 credits, and a 4.0 for my major GPA. On my resume I have 1 year of research experience in the concentration I chose for my MSW, I am on the director's advisory board and E-board for my BSW program, I have a lot of volunteer experience relating to youth and the elderly, and I have a professional development certificate. I stay really active and busy so I hope to have a good shot at my top choice (Umich).