University of Michigan Aerospace Fall 2013 Any new Admits?

[netho]

Hello Guys,

I just wanted to know whether anyone else has got an admit to Michigan's  Aerospace Program apart from the eight guys who got admitted in February.

[ltvg4g]

Hello Guys,

I just wanted to know whether anyone else has got an admit to Michigan's  Aerospace Program apart from the eight guys who got admitted in February.

 

There have been no admits to the Aerospace Master's Program yet (according to the results search).

 

Thinking about emailing late next week.

Edited March 15, 2013 by ltvg4g

[Hopslam]

If you haven't heard from them by now there is a great chance that they will not offer you admission to their PhD program. However, if your credentials are good, they might extend you an offer to their master program.

[ltvg4g]

Are Umich master's programs generally unfunded?

[netho]

There have been no admits to the Aerospace Master's Program yet (according to the results search).

 

Thinking about emailing late next week.

I emailed the department this week and was told that they still haven't reached a decision.

 

They also specified that the application is reviewed on an individual basis.

[Hopslam]

Are Umich master's programs generally unfunded?

Yes, usually they are unfunded. This year there is MS fellowships through the college of engineering that can cover $10k (if in-state) or $20k (if out of state) of tuition for one academic year, but if you did not hear from the department by now it means you are not nominated for the fellowship. All graduate fellowship nominations were due 3/7 and they only nominate admitted applicants, so if you were not informed of a nomination by now then it is likely that you will not get funding through a fellowship.

[Hopslam]

I emailed the department this week and was told that they still haven't reached a decision.   They also specified that the application is reviewed on an individual basis.

If you applied for the Phd program and still have not heard back from them then they will most likely reject you, but they can still offer you admission to their master program. With that said, if you applied to the MS program and still have not heard back from them then they can still admit you, but most likely without funding.

[ltvg4g]

Hello Guys,

I just wanted to know whether anyone else has got an admit to Michigan's  Aerospace Program apart from the eight guys who got admitted in February.

 

The results are starting to come in. For the people who received their decision, did the Wolverine Access website change?

[ltvg4g]

Does anyone know if they have sent out all the acceptances?