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Checklist

Please review the information regarding additional materials required to complete an application. Important note: Materials should be sent to the College of Engineering Office of Recruitment and Admissions, not the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Address supplemental materials to:

Office of Recruitment and Admissions
University of Michigan
College of Engineering
1108 Lurie Engineering Center
1221 Beal Ave
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2102

Email: enginrta@umich.edu
Phone: (734) 647-7101
Fax: (734) 647-7119

Application Fee Information

A non-refundable application fee is required of all applicants except students who have matriculated as U-M undergraduates. Credit card and E-check payments are accepted through Embark's online payment system.

Fee Amounts:

US Mailing address $40
International mailing address $55
U-M Students (Ann Arbor, Dearborn or Flint) $0

All College of Engineering transfer applicants need to supply the following in order for an application to be considered complete:

Submitted Web Application (includes uploaded resume, essay, and up-to-date biographical information)
Application fee
Official college transcripts from all institutions attended

External domestic and international transfer applicants (not LS&A transfer students) also need to provide:

High School transcript
Results of any AP or IB tests
Results of ACT or SAT test - if available

Non-native speakers of English also need to supply:

Official TOEFL, MELAB, or IELTS test scores

Applicants with credit from any international College or University also need to supply:

Official college transcripts in English (official translations are accepted)
Course descriptions and syllabi (in English) for all coursework taken outside of the U.S. (We will not translate the material for you). PDF format is preferred. Email to enginrta@umich.edu
The following course materials may be required for courses that have not been previously evaluated for transfer credit: homework assignments, projects, quizzes, exams, course textbook name & author, course contact hours including lecture and/or lab hours per week, or any other information that is deemed necessary to evaluate a course for transfer.
The Supplemental Course Materials form must accompany course descriptions, syllabi, and other course material submitted with an application.

International applicants seeking an F-1 or J-1 visa also need to supply:

Completed Financial Resources Statement
Financial backing documentation (dated within 1 year at term of enrollment). All documents must be in original form and/or copies certified by the issuer. Original documents must be in English, or accompanied by an official English translation.
Copy of biological page of passport
Copy of current I-20 and I-94 if currently studying in the U.S.

The following table outlines acceptable and unacceptable types of financial backing:

Acceptable types of Financial documents	Unacceptable types of financial documents
*Savings Account Bank Statement*-- statement must have the exact amount on account in savings account.	Investments, property and or personal assets such as land, buildings, jewelry
*Checking Account Bank Statement*-- statement must have the exact amount on account in checking account.	Tax Returns
*Mature Bonds* - acceptable as long as certificate matures by the end of first term of enrollment.	Financial Affidavits of support (These do not substitute for FRS or Guaranteed Backing forms).
Employer Letter - must specify sponsor's annual salary.	Sponsor insurance or insurance premiums
Accounts must be easily accessible and liquid assets.	Stock, bonds, equity, or security statements.