Michigan ED Applicants
Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2009 10:00 pm
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Yep, Michigan resident and Wolverine here. Our football team isn't doing very well at the moment. But don't worry, you EMU folks are our next door neighbors - we squabble sometimes, but generally get along.snickersnicker wrote:Are a lot of you applying ED Michigan residents? What school did you go to/are you going to?
Good to hear! I'm not a huge fan of Michigan as a university, and I'm a Spartan fan when it comes to athletics, but I really only care about hockey so it doesn't even count. The law school seems like a great fit though. I lived with law and grad students this past summer (right on the corner of Tappan and Hill actually) and they were great guys; every time I've interacted with admissions staff or other law students has been a really positive experience as well.Aeon wrote:Yep, Michigan resident and Wolverine here. Our football team isn't doing very well at the moment. But don't worry, you EMU folks are our next door neighbors - we squabble sometimes, but generally get along.
Did they send you an email when you went complete?Elysium09 wrote:Origianlly from Michigan, but graduated from Brown last May. Applied ED. Sent out on 10/26. App went complete on Nov 2. No status checker yet though.
I took a year off to get some employment experience/put my degree to some use.
Hope to be with everyone in Ann Arbor next summer!
Halibut6 wrote:Did they send you an email when you went complete?Elysium09 wrote:Origianlly from Michigan, but graduated from Brown last May. Applied ED. Sent out on 10/26. App went complete on Nov 2. No status checker yet though.
I took a year off to get some employment experience/put my degree to some use.
Hope to be with everyone in Ann Arbor next summer!
I'll call in the morning. I won't have any recourse if it's not complete, but I really want to know.Elysium09 wrote:No, I called to make sure my file was complete.
Halibut6 wrote:Did they send you an email when you went complete?Elysium09 wrote:Origianlly from Michigan, but graduated from Brown last May. Applied ED. Sent out on 10/26. App went complete on Nov 2. No status checker yet though.
I took a year off to get some employment experience/put my degree to some use.
Hope to be with everyone in Ann Arbor next summer!
Last year, all ~80 LSN applicants (non-URM) with both numbers below median were rejected, with or without ED. Applying that rule to the 12 ED applicants listed for this cycle, only 2 applicants have any chance at admission.snickersnicker wrote:Hmm...well everyone who gets in ED does summer start (per the Michigan Law website), so if what they told you is correct, only around thirty people be accepted ED. That seems possible. I feel like a lot fewer people apply ED to UM than to UVA or Columbia or Georgetown just because of the median numbers at UM.
If this means anything, thirteen people marked their UM applications as ED last year on LSN (five acceptances), and twenty-one did so the prior year (eleven acceptances).
Thankfully my GPA is way above both their median and 75th, so I think I've got a good shot. I've seen a few people with numbers around mine get in during previous cycles, even non-ED applicants.im_blue wrote:Last year, all ~80 LSN applicants (non-URM) with both numbers below median were rejected, with or without ED. Applying that rule to the 12 ED applicants listed for this cycle, only 2 applicants have any chance at admission.
+1. Without earth-shattering softs (Rhodes, cured cancer), schools have no incentive to admit, via ED, a candidate who is below both medians. Especially in a cycle where the number of applicants are expected to increase.im_blue wrote:Last year, all ~80 LSN applicants (non-URM) with both numbers below median were rejected, with or without ED. Applying that rule to the 12 ED applicants listed for this cycle, only 2 applicants have any chance at admission.snickersnicker wrote:Hmm...well everyone who gets in ED does summer start (per the Michigan Law website), so if what they told you is correct, only around thirty people be accepted ED. That seems possible. I feel like a lot fewer people apply ED to UM than to UVA or Columbia or Georgetown just because of the median numbers at UM.
If this means anything, thirteen people marked their UM applications as ED last year on LSN (five acceptances), and twenty-one did so the prior year (eleven acceptances).
Only 30? According to Michigan's site, around half of the Summer Start class are ED applicants, and if I'm not mistaken, the Summer Starters are about 90 in number. I had estimated along the lines of 40 to 50 ED'ers getting in each year, although if the Admissions Office said 30, I guess I see no reason not to believe them.babin.6 wrote:I was talking to the Admissions people and they told me that only 30 or so of the early start people are ED. So I don't know if that's good or bad. I wonder how many poeple actually apply ED. Does anybody have stats on how many people apply ED?
I think this is a valid point. Good news for those of who do apply ED!snickersnicker wrote:I feel like a lot fewer people apply ED to UM than to UVA or Columbia or Georgetown just because of the median numbers at UM.