[Have any questions about the University of Michigan??]

Thank you for your reply. I have already asked the admission. They told me I do not need to fill out two separate applications.

On 10/29/2018 at 10:22 PM, Moods said:

Honestly, I am not sure. I don't think you will be, sadly. However, you never know. I suggest contacting the Graduate Program Director for Mechanical Engineering or someone in the engineering graduate admissions to get a better answer.

I think they encourage undergrads to apply directly to the PhD programs because you get a Master's in the process while gaining more research experience. That's just my thinking, though.

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I only need to fill out the Ph.D. application. On one of the pages towards the end, it asks if I am not granted admission to the Ph.D. program, then would I like to be considered for Master's admission.

[Have any questions about the University of Michigan??]

If I apply to the University of Michigan's Ph.D. program(Ph.D. without a Master) and get rejected, will I be considered as an applicant of Master's program automatically?

I have noticed that Ann Arbor encouraged undergraduate students to apply for the Ph.D. program directly.

But I am afraid I will lose the chance to be considered as an applicant of  Master's program.