Makes sense. I knew about the holistic application process, just wanted some further info. By any chance, do you know the rate of deferrals turned to acceptances?
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They don’t publish it. It’s not in the command data set that I know of. But you go from EA with 60,000 applications to RD with about 90,000 total applications (estimates) so your chances are decreased.
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A question that’s stressing me out a ton.
So I did dual enrollment at a community college in Ann Arbor in high school.
HS GPA: 4.0 | College Dual enrollment GPA: 3.84.
I had 2 B+s. Will they recalculate these as 2 B’s for my overall GPA?
Or do they only recalculate my GPA from my HS classes?
Thanks 
where are 2B+ from – HS? then how come you got unweighted 4.0? - it does calculate B+ to 3.0, A- to 4.0
I dual enroll at UM flint and the GPA I obtained there are factored into my HS GPA. My dual enroll grades are actually on my HS transcript. Not every high school does this so I would check with your school to verify.
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So I have a high school transcript and a college transcript. The 2 GPAs are totaled separately.
So, would U-M combine the two when they calculate or will they look at the HS GPA and give me my credits for my college credits?
I’m worried because if they count the 2 B+s as B’s, my GPA will drop to 3.79.
No, the two B+s were from my dual-enrollment courses: precalc and Macroeconomics.
I took Calc and got an A, so I wonder if they will look less at my precalc grade.
When admissions recalculates your GPA…do they take out electives?
Hey whats the difference between um flint and u michigan.
As flint has acceptance rate of 66 which michigan around 20 . Whats the deal there…
Btw i just got an email from flint about " explore your downtown flint campus"
What do you mean by electives. For high school conversion it’s just core classes. Math, science, social studies, language etc.
in your application, you marked the option -your application forwarded to other umich campus like Dearborn, flint?.. flint is certainly not prestigious as umich ann arbor.
Many schools have also additional campuses. Ann Arbor is the main campus. Flint and Dearborn are their sub campuses. Different experience and education.
yes…core classes but would ap stat and ap comp sci be a core class?
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