@eterniall UCLA has a national brand name, and it is significantly cheaper. Firms don’t particularly care about your major. I’d say the difference, assuming Mich is better is not worth 100k.
@eterniall From southern california here and wish I had your problem. But for me it wouldn’t be a problem. UCLA business economics is outstanding and with instate tuition for undergrad, graduate school becomes much more affordable. I would only choose Ross over UCLA (instate) if money were no object.
@eterniall I couldn’t disagree more with @twinshk2 . I admit being totally unfamiliar with UCLA’s business programs as I’m only aware that the Anderson School of Management offers an MBA. A nationally recognized top 10 undergrad business program such as Ross (currently ranked 4th behind MIT, Berkeley & Wharton), carries far more weight and credibility when it comes to internships and recruiting with top firms, than a liberal arts major such as Economics at any school. If money is a consideration, then that a real factor to take into account regardless.
@twinshk2 No university is worth $100K more. UCLA is outstanding. You would be foolish to pay $100K to go to Michigan, especially if you want to stay out west. As for top firms and their recruitment practices, most of the Ivies don’t have undergraduate business schools, and firms recruit extensively.
Anyone hear back from school of nursing? stats? are most coming out at the same time for nursing?
I’m also curious about the school of nursing @cwimsnursing . My d hasn’t heard yet. But she applied RD. We are visiting those schools that have accepted her for direct entry nursing in the next few weeks and leaving open some days in late April to visit just in case the word is positive from UM. I am sure lots of nursing students were already accepted. Not sure how many spots they have and how many were filled EA. Hope you have some other offers to consider as well while you wait and good luck to you!
Pls give me my decision. If they have rejected me, I would want to know now! Why the wait?
Decision will be released “next week or so”. I sent my email to counselor dealing with adding new infos two weeks ago, and Today, I got an reply saying that it has been added. I wonder why I got reply today.
Someone from my school got in last Friday. So I guess there were a few decisions but definitely not the final wave.
My deferral email said that I would be hearing back at the end of March. However, I called to see when they would actually give me a decision (because march is almost over and I still haven’t heard back) and they said that they probably just made a mistake and that decisions may not come out until mid-April. Thanks UMich for giving me all this anxiety already just to tell me that I have to wait even longer 
Should I send a letter of interest guaranteeing that I will go there if I get in. Im not lying about it. If I get in I will like 95 percent end up going. Or is the letter of interest useless now?
It’s pretty useless now. If you were so inclined to attend Umich if accepted, why didn’t you send the letter of interest earlier? It shows that you are not very interested and that you are sending it now as almost begging rather than actually being interested.
@schoolisfunforme @Rejected9999 I sent a letter of interest today… I am absolutely begging
Send it @schoolisfunforme !
Send it for sure! I sent two letters and then my counselor sent one as well. The coordinator emailed me back and knows who I am and how I am 100% committed to going to Michigan. I am keeping my hopes up because of that.
@Rejected9999 I didn’t send it earlier because I didn’t think it would help.
@netter11 @cwimsnursing I am also waiting to hear back from School of Nursing! Stay positive 
I know that there is no set date for admissions notifications, but does anyone know when the deadline is? I know that it is sometime in April.
the deadline is April 15th, if i’m correct, though they originally said the bulk of decisions would be sent out miid march
@pencilbent If they said that the “bulk” of decisions would come out by mid-March, how do we know they haven’t? We have just conjecture from people on this site. Nothing official from UM. I got my decision in December. Lots of people did along with many in January-February. So perhaps most offers have gone out?
I’m not saying this is the case but we just don’t know.