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   Does U-M have a financial aid program?

   • This includes U-M or any other institution. Students must also submit a CSS Profile in order to be eligible for the University of Michigan Grant. Financial aid programs were created with the assumption that the primary responsibility for paying for college rests with the student and family.

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   Who is eligible for the University of Michigan Grant?

   • The University of Michigan Grant (formerly Michigan Grant) is available to eligible U-M undergraduate students who are enrolled in their first bachelor's degree during the first 10 terms of enrollment in a college or university, in addition to the requirements for federal student aid. This includes U-M or any other institution.

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   When are U-M tuition rates approved?

   • Rates are approved each June by the U-M Board of Regents and estimated budgets are updated at that time. Tuition and fees may be higher or lower depending on a student's program of study; these estimated budgets use information from the College of Literature, Science and the Arts.

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   What financial aid programs do students apply for?

   • When students apply for financial aid, they are considered for the following aid programs except the Federal Direct PLUS Loan, the Federal Direct Grad PLUS Loan, and private loans (students complete separate applications for these, learn more on our Loans webpage ).

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2. finaid.umich.edu › major-financial-aid-programsMajor Financial Aid Programs - University of Michigan

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   Equivalent of full in-state tuition and mandatory U-M fees Available for up to eight terms* for selected entering undergraduate first-year students; programs for transfer students from Dearborn and Flint campuses vary

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3. admissions.umich.edu › academics-majors › majors-degreesMajors & Degrees | University of Michigan Office of ...

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   At Michigan, you don’t apply to the university – you apply to one of our 14 undergraduate schools and colleges, depending on whether you are a first-year or transfer student: Architecture & Urban Planning; Art & Design; Business; Dental Hygiene; Education; Engineering; Information; Kinesiology; Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA); Music, Theatre & Dance; Nursing; Pharmacy; Public ...

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   Tuition and fees may be higher or lower depending on a student's program of study; these estimated budgets use information from the College of Literature, Science and the Arts. Current tuition information is available through the Office of the Registrar.

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   Second Bachelor's Degree. Students are eligible for federal aid if they are pursuing double majors or dual-degree programs as long as they meet Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements. If a student has earned an undergraduate degree and has re-entered college to pursue another bachelor's degree, financial aid is limited to loans.