 |
|
 |
 |
 |
|
Undergraduate Admissions
Click to access application forms
Questions about the AOSS program?
Contact Professor Perry Samson, AOSS Undergraduate Program Advisor at 734-763-6213 or samson@umich.edu.
Want to "declare" for the AOSS program?
Contact Margaret Reid, AOSS Student Services Advisor, at 734-936-0482 or margreid@umich.edu. Margaret will help you with the forms.
High school or transfer students interested in entering the AOSS undergraduate program should, to the extent possible, elect courses in mathematics, physics and chemistry.
Freshman Admission
If you are a new freshman applicant, defined as an entering student who has never attended any institution of higher education following high school graduation, admission to AOSS is through the College of Engineering Office of Undergraduate Admissions , (Phone: 734-647-7101, email: enginta@umich.edu ). As a successful applicant you will be admitted to the first year program in the College, where students from all disciplines follow a common program of study, emphasizing calculus, physics, chemistry and computing, as well as written and oral communication skills and selected courses in humanities and social science. After successfully completing your first year in the College, you may declare AOSS as your degree program.
Transfer Admission
If you are enrolled in another University of Michigan college or school or another two- or four-year college or university, you may apply for transfer admission. Unlike first year students, transfer students apply directly to the College of Engineering for admission to the AOSS program. The Office of Transfer Admissions and Recruitment , (Phone: 734-647-7101, email: enginta@umich.edu ) will be happy to assist you.
Transfer students usually enroll at the beginning of their junior year. The College expects that you have completed nearly all of the common college requirements, including four terms of calculus, two of physics, one of chemistry and computing, as well as humanities and social science courses, before enrolling. A minimum grade point average of "B" (3.0 on a 4.0 scale) is required. The transfer office maintains lists of equivalent courses at most Michigan institutions, as well as some out-of-state colleges. A prospective transfer student is advised to obtain the relevant list, to ensure that credit can be transferred.
Financial Aid
For information on Financial Aid and Work-study programs, contact the University of Michigan Office of Financial Aid. For information about additional College of Engineering scholarships and aid, contact the Engineering Scholarships Office, (Phone: 734-647-7113, email: coe.scholarships@umich.edu).
