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Anonymous wrote:They’ll get SO many in-state ED applications. It’s not like Virginia that has UVA, W&M and kids going to private schools. Grew up in Michigan and UofM is the goal for high achieving students.

Why wouldn't it be if they are paying OOS tuition. The challenge is convincing out of states to commit to that tuition for a big state school. ED will help them by getting those early contractual commits. Good move by them

meant in-state tuition.

Anonymous wrote:They’ll get SO many in-state ED applications. It’s not like Virginia that has UVA, W&M and kids going to private schools. Grew up in Michigan and UofM is the goal for high achieving students.

Why wouldn't it be if they are paying OOS tuition. The challenge is convincing out of states to commit to that tuition for a big state school. ED will help them by getting those early contractual commits. Good move by them

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Anonymous wrote:As rumored, Michigan will offer ED this year. Go Blue!

Next year. 26-27 cycle

https://admissions.umich.edu/apply/first-year-applicants/requirements-deadlines/application-changes

Looks like it will take effect for the cohort applying starting this August.

Paying private Top 10 tuition for a big ten state university OOS is a tough sell for many. So, ED will definitely help their yield.

Anonymous wrote:As rumored, Michigan will offer ED this year. Go Blue!

Next year. 26-27 cycle

Anonymous wrote:As rumored, Michigan will offer ED this year. Go Blue!

All of the top schools should offer ED.

They’ll get SO many in-state ED applications. It’s not like Virginia that has UVA, W&M and kids going to private schools. Grew up in Michigan and UofM is the goal for high achieving students.

Anonymous wrote:For OOS, private tuition in a large public school, and ED binding? That's extreme. For that tuition, you better have several options for comparison.

The oos willing to pay is for kids that it’s a reach and they’ll be delighted to get in.

For OOS, private tuition in a large public school, and ED binding? That's extreme. For that tuition, you better have several options for comparison.

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Anonymous wrote:Is this going to make ED at some Ivies, etc easier?

No. UM is a safety for ivy kids. They won’t ED UM if they have the chops for ivy.

Well, not going to be much of a safety any more.

We’ll see. UVA has ED and it still serves as an Ivy kid safety. Like UVA, Michigan ED will attract oos kids who need an admissions bump and whose parents don’t mind shelling out private school tuition for a state university. But this is a lower tier candidate.

harsh but true. UVA ED is a second or third decile choice for our private. A few top kids love it and ED but most in the top decile do EA and hope for an ivy or Duke in ED (or RD). Top 10% has 97% acceptance in EA for UVA in state.

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Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t easier to get into U Mich EA. Will ED have a much higher acceptance rate?

Why are they making the change? Was their yield SO bad?

And do they have enough dorm rooms?

2300 new dorm rooms will be opening in fall 2026.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this going to make ED at some Ivies, etc easier?

No. UM is a safety for ivy kids. They won’t ED UM if they have the chops for ivy.

Well, not going to be much of a safety any more.

We’ll see. UVA has ED and it still serves as an Ivy kid safety. Like UVA, Michigan ED will attract oos kids who need an admissions bump and whose parents don’t mind shelling out private school tuition for a state university. But this is a lower tier candidate.

Yes this will attract low tier OOS candidates on par with the in-state cohort.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this going to make ED at some Ivies, etc easier?

No. UM is a safety for ivy kids. They won’t ED UM if they have the chops for ivy.

Well, not going to be much of a safety any more.

We’ll see. UVA has ED and it still serves as an Ivy kid safety. Like UVA, Michigan ED will attract oos kids who need an admissions bump and whose parents don’t mind shelling out private school tuition for a state university. But this is a lower tier candidate.

You are a dick. That’s all.

My DD's top choice was UM, and that's where she's going. All 5 on APs, 35 ACTs, top rigor classes and intense impactful ecs. And to the poster above, I'm pretty sure my DD could run circles around you. Her older sister's at a top ivy and she knew she did not want the same experience.

Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t easier to get into U Mich EA. Will ED have a much higher acceptance rate?

Why are they making the change? Was their yield SO bad?

And do they have enough dorm rooms?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this going to make ED at some Ivies, etc easier?

No. UM is a safety for ivy kids. They won’t ED UM if they have the chops for ivy.

Well, not going to be much of a safety any more.

We’ll see. UVA has ED and it still serves as an Ivy kid safety. Like UVA, Michigan ED will attract oos kids who need an admissions bump and whose parents don’t mind shelling out private school tuition for a state university. But this is a lower tier candidate.

You are a dick. That’s all.