Michigan c/o 2020 applicants (2016-17) Forum

[TexasENG]

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[Assasindowntheavenue]

Application complete today.

[brinicolec]

Application complete today.

When did you submit? Also, everyone remember to fill out the app spreadsheet once you've gone through the process.

[Assasindowntheavenue]

Application complete today.

When did you submit? Also, everyone remember to fill out the app spreadsheet once you've gone through the process.

Submitted 9/4. Anyone know how long until acceptances start going out? I'm sure it's somewhere in TLS but sort of lazy to look on my dying phone.

[Strangeland]

First acceptances:
November 1st ('13/'14 cycle) / October 31st ('14/'15 cycle) / November 3rd ('15/'16 cycle)

[Assasindowntheavenue]

First acceptances:
November 1st ('13/'14 cycle) / October 31st ('14/'15 cycle) / November 3rd ('15/'16 cycle)

Damn feel pretty stupid now since it was on the first comment. But thank you.

[guynourmin]

I EDed last year. Do you think I could somehow mention that in a Why Mich essay? like, I really like the school and would love to go there. I'm not Eding this year, but is it worth mentioning?

[dietcoke1]

I EDed last year. Do you think I could somehow mention that in a Why Mich essay? like, I really like the school and would love to go there. I'm not Eding this year, but is it worth mentioning?

I don't see how that would help you and the admissions committee may wonder why you chose not to ED this year. I think I would leave it out if it were me, but maybe someone else has a different view of it? I mean they are going to see your reapplying and you can say that you really love M and that's why you chose to reapply and that would seem sufficient to me.

[PDX4343]

I EDed last year. Do you think I could somehow mention that in a Why Mich essay? like, I really like the school and would love to go there. I'm not Eding this year, but is it worth mentioning?

Personally I probably wouldn't bring up last year's ED. I think you can convey your interest in the school with a normal Why Michigan essay. Mentioning the previous ED won't give you much (if any) of a boost, and it'll raise the question of why you decided not to ED this year.

[Bob loblaw law blog]

If anyone has any questions regarding UMich, I know a current summer start 1L and she's willing to answer my questions so I can ask her things.

Does she happen to know when the deposit date for summer start tends to fall? I can't seem to find it anywhere

[guynourmin]

I don't see how that would help you and the admissions committee may wonder why you chose not to ED this year. I think I would leave it out if it were me. I mean they are going to see your reapplying and you can say that you really love M and that's why you chose to reapply and that would seem sufficient to me.

Personally I probably wouldn't bring up last year's ED.

Thanks. Won't mention it!

[potterotter]

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[taxman14]

Complete today - submitted 9/25

[dryoasis]

checking-in. Go blue!

[brinicolec]

If anyone has any questions regarding UMich, I know a current summer start 1L and she's willing to answer my questions so I can ask her things.

Does she happen to know when the deposit date for summer start tends to fall? I can't seem to find it anywhere

Sorry, I read this and then completely forgot to check with her. I'll ask her now then get back to you once she responds!

[Bob loblaw law blog]

If anyone has any questions regarding UMich, I know a current summer start 1L and she's willing to answer my questions so I can ask her things.

Does she happen to know when the deposit date for summer start tends to fall? I can't seem to find it anywhere

Sorry, I read this and then completely forgot to check with her. I'll ask her now then get back to you once she responds!

A Michigan student that was lurking here actually PMed me to let me know it usually falls around the last day of April, so no need. Thanks though!

[dietcoke1]

they want us to include "hobbies or special areas of interest or academic pursuits" on our resume?

are you guys doing this? looks weird to put on my professional resume something like "Tae-Kwon-Do"

[brinicolec]

they want us to include "hobbies or special areas of interest or academic pursuits" on our resume?

are you guys doing this? looks weird to put on my professional resume something like "Tae-Kwon-Do"

If that's what they want, I'll give it to 'em lol.

[Assasindowntheavenue]

they want us to include "hobbies or special areas of interest or academic pursuits" on our resume?

are you guys doing this? looks weird to put on my professional resume something like "Tae-Kwon-Do"

I did just because that's what they asked. And Tae-Kwon-Do is pretty bad ass. Sounds way better than "strength training"... I should have put Tae-Kwon-Do

[dietcoke1]

they want us to include "hobbies or special areas of interest or academic pursuits" on our resume?

are you guys doing this? looks weird to put on my professional resume something like "Tae-Kwon-Do"

I did just because that's what they asked. And Tae-Kwon-Do is pretty bad ass. Sounds way better than "strength training"... I should have put Tae-Kwon-Do

they want us to include "hobbies or special areas of interest or academic pursuits" on our resume?

are you guys doing this? looks weird to put on my professional resume something like "Tae-Kwon-Do"

If that's what they want, I'll give it to 'em lol.

well it looks like I'll update it then lol

[msouthworth]

Are there any current or accepted students on here who would be willing to post an example of their Michigan resume for us commoners to see how they integrated the Hobbies etc section??? Does resume actually have to be one, one sided page?!?!? I'm dying

[taxman14]

Are there any current or accepted students on here who would be willing to post an example of their Michigan resume for us commoners to see how they integrated the Hobbies etc section??? Does resume actually have to be one, one sided page?!?!? I'm dying

I'm not an accepted student, but mine was two pages due to publications. It didn't say anywhere that it had to be one page, plus most schools specifically state 1-2 pages. So I think 2 is fine.

[Iwanttolawschool]

Unless you are an older applicant with a former career, the resume should be 1 page. No one cares that you won the spelling bee.

[lsa16]

Unless you are an older applicant with a former career, the resume should be 1 page. No one cares that you won the spelling bee.

I am submitting two pages to all schools and I am a pretty traditional student. Definitely think some will have enough work experience and extracurriculars for that.

[dryoasis]

Unless you are an older applicant with a former career, the resume should be 1 page. No one cares that you won the spelling bee.

I am submitting two pages to all schools and I am a pretty traditional student. Definitely think some will have enough work experience and extracurriculars for that.

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