Transfer Applicants
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If you have attended any institution of higher education (on any basis, for any length of time) following graduation from high school, you will need to apply as a transfer applicant and submit official transcripts from all of the colleges that you have attended. If you are admitted to U-M, you can choose whether to use your previous colleges' credit to satisfy graduation requirements from the University of Michigan.
The University of Michigan Office of Undergraduate Admissions handles transfers for the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts and the College of Engineering. For information about transferring to other U-M schools and colleges, please contact their Admissions representatives directly.
Learn More at a Virtual Transfer Spotlight
Students interested in learning more about transferring to U-M are invited to register for a Virtual Transfer Spotlight session to learn about admissions requirements and speak with current student(s).
Register to attend a Virtual Transfer Spotlight
Review all our admission requirements and deadlines for a student who has earned college credit after receiving a high school diploma.
Go to the Common App website to work on your application for U-M.
Here are the essay questions for the Common Application, along with the specific University of Michigan essays.
A summary report for the last five years of new undergraduate transfer student applications/admissions/enrollment; class level at enrollment. Based on fall semester data.
How to check your application status online.
In order for your course work to be considered transferable to the University of Michigan, it must meet these certain criteria.
Resources for Community College Students wishing to transfer to U-M.
When you transfer to Michigan, you'll find daily opportunities for growth, engagement, leadership, and for fun.
Students can explore everything you need to know about transferring to U-M, including info on academic programs, tuition, and more.