The University of Michigan scholarship offers various scholarships for international and domestic students.
University of Michigan Scholarships
– Eligibility: Enrolled or planning to enroll as full-time students
– Requirements: Strong academic record, demonstrated financial need, and completion of FAFSA or CSS Profile
– Types: Merit-based, need-based, departmental, and external scholarships
Michigan Achievement Scholarship
– Eligibility: Michigan high school graduates with a diploma, certificate of completion, or equivalency certificate from 2025 or later
– Requirements: Complete FAFSA, demonstrate financial need with an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) of $26,000 or less
– Award: Up to $6,500 annually for Michigan public universities, $3,750 for community or tribal colleges, and $5,000 for private universities
Available Scholarships
– University of Michigan International Undergraduate Scholarship: $12,000 annual scholarship for up to four years, totaling $44,000.
– University of Michigan African Presidential Scholars Program: Fully funded scholarship covering tuition, living expenses, and research allowance for early career faculty from African universities.
– High Potential Scholarship Program: Offers partial scholarships of $45,000 per academic year for highly talented students from outside the US.
– Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellowship Program: Eight-month immersive experience with access to specialized resources and faculty at the University of Michigan.
– The Brick Program Endowed Scholarship: $3,000 annual tuition award for undergraduate students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science.
– Junge Family Endowed Scholarship: $1,000 per year award for two years, totaling $2,000, for students studying industrial and systems engineering or manufacturing engineering.
– University of Michigan Presidential Scholarship: Full-tuition scholarship for selected entering undergraduate students, renewable for up to eight terms .
Upcoming Deadlines
– Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellowship Program: September 1, 2024
– University of Michigan African Presidential Scholars Program: September 15, 2024
– Du Bois-Mandela-Rodney Postdoctoral Fellowship: November 1, 2024
– University of Michigan Presidential Scholarship: December 15, 2025
Application Process
To apply for scholarships, students must log in to their SIS account and submit the online scholarship application. Additional documents may be required, and deadlines vary depending on the scholarship
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