Pretty sure 4am was just an example by @achensj
But could be correct, who knows.
Last year they released decisions on the 18th so they definitely have already made decisions i asked students at umich and they said admissions should have already made all decisons by now
But it doesn’t matter bc they do it their way.
Karma people…
Do y’all really expect them to start uploading decisions 4AM in the morning? lol
I emailed my county’s counselor with an in-depth email at about 4:10. I have yet to receive a response. Maybe she hard at work in order to make sure the decisions release tonight! (Or maybe she just went home without checking her email, which seems like more reasonable of an assumption lol)
These are some crazy days… Michigan is playing with my emotions…
Omg guys.
4 am was just an example. I don’t know the specific time. But just so you know, they won’t necessarily release the decisions during work hours. It could honestly come at any time.
And yes they’ve probably already made the majority of the decisions. They aren’t going to send them out as soon as they’re made. That’s just asking for trouble.
I mean I hope it’s true but it’s unlikely.
are financial aid decisions made the same time when acceptances are released?
@CrabCakes735
Short answer: no
Long answer: no way
Longer answer: no freaking way
They dont upload them as they send them out.
They make the decisions as they review files, and queue them to be released.
if it’s true that only those admitted receive a letter, then will the letter arrive the same day as the email? or later? OR BEFORE? the suspense is killing me
Only those who are admitted will receive a letter by snail mail.
They will arrive way after the email.
Yeah my friend lived in Michigan her whole life but went to India for 8th grade and umich classified her as out of state tuition and she had to file an in state appeal umich is extremely strict with in state tuition.
The mailed letter comes later.
I had a friend who went to MA for a summer research project and UM looked at him with a suspicious eye. he ended up going to OSU on a full ride
How much doe it help to have siblings there currently in admission Just wondering
So if they deny and defer lots of high qualified Canadites do they accept a lot of mediocre people ? That would be nice
Not too much. It might help with your Financial Aid though.