The University of Michigan-Dearborn serves highly motivated candidates whose accomplishments suggest the ability to successfully complete a rigorous program of graduate studies. Applicants are advised that additional admissions requirements may be needed for certain programs. Please refer to the representative websites for each program and the Graduate Announcement for specific requirements. The following list generalizes our requirements for admission consideration. - An official transcript showing the award of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution of higher education, as well as a transcript that shows any other post-secondary work if more than one institution was attended.
- Students must present an undergraduate grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.0 from an accredited school or college to be admitted to our programs, although some exceptions are occasionally made on a probationary basis.
- A completed graduate admissions application including the application fee. Admission application forms may be obtained through the offices of the individual programs at the University of Michigan-Dearborn.
- Some programs require letters of recommendations and/or official standardized test scores, i.e. the GMAT or GRE.
- Students who have graduated from an institution outside the United States must submit an acceptable TOEFL test score (minimum 560/written or 220/computer based).
GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS/LOANS/INTERNSHIPS
Graduate students may apply for scholarships, loans, internships, and employment. Many current students obtain support for their graduate education through their employer's educational assistance program. Loan and scholarship information may be obtained through the Office of Financial Aid, (313) 593-5300. Internship information may be obtained through the individual school/college. Employment opportunities are available through the Career Services Office, (313) 593-5020.
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