When do UMICH decisions typically come out?

Hey everyone, I applied to the University of Michigan and I was wondering if anyone knows around what time they usually release decisions. Any personal experiences on this would be super helpful!

The University of Michigan (UMich) typically sends out admission decisions in waves, rather than all at once. Here's a general timeline based on previous years:

- Early Action applicants: If you applied Early Action, you should expect to hear back from UMich by late January

- Regular Decision applicants: For those who applied under Regular Decision, decisions typically start to come out in late February and continue through early April.

Again, these are just estimates based on past years, and the exact dates students hear back vary year to year. It's always a good idea to regularly check your email and UMich applicant portal for updates or requests for additional information, to make sure you're staying on top of everything!

While it can be incredibly stressful to sit around waiting for your decisions to come back, if you want to get a general sense of the news that might be coming your way, you should try the CollegeVine Admissions Calculator: https://www.collegevine.com/admissions-calculator/. This nuanced tool evaluates your GPA, course rigor, test scores (if you have them), and extracurriculars like admissions officers would to give you personalized odds of acceptance at over 1,600 colleges around the country. Additionally, if the stress and anxiety of waiting is getting to you, you can read about some helpful ways to alleviate your stress about college admissions here: https://blog.collegevine.com/how-to-deal-with-college-admissions-anxiety/

Best of luck with your application!