Application & Deadlines
Criteria for Admission
Secondary Applications
Prospective Student Advising

The School of Kinesiology is an excellent choice for a prospective freshman because it combines a close-knit, small school community with all the resources of the larger university.

A prospective freshman is someone who has not attended any institution of higher education following high school. 

If you've been admitted to next year's freshman class at the School of Kinesiology, attend one of our Campus Days! Our schedule for 2013 dates and times will be posted after the New Year, so please check back. Campus Days are held only during Winter semester.

Application & Deadlines

Application

Freshman applicants must complete and submit the following:

• The Common Application as well as the U-M Supplement.
• Official high school transcript
• Essays
• The Secondary School Report
• Teacher Evaluation from an academic teacher
• ACT or SAT scores
• Application fee

Deadlines

The School of Kinesiology accepts freshman applications for FALL semester only. Applications for the WINTER term are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Freshman applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible in the fall of their senior year.

Early Action Deadline: November 1
Rolling Admission: February 1

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Criteria for Admission

Freshman applicants are strongly advised to have completed the following:

• four years English;
• three years mathematics;
• two years biological and physical sciences;
• three years history and social sciences;
• two years of foreign language.

While there are no minimum requirements for admission, the following represents the middle 50th percentile range for students admitted to the School of Kinesiology for 2012:

• 3.7-3.9 GPA
• 26-31 ACT
• 1800-2090 SAT

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Secondary Applications

Athletic Training, Physical Education, and Sport Management require a secondary admission application prior to the sophomore or junior year.

Application forms:

• Athletic Training (due April 1)
• Sport Management (due February 1)
• Physical Education (Contact School of Education for deadlines).

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Prospective Student Advising

Academic Advisors in the Office of Student Services are available by appointment only to discuss academic interests and career goals with prospective freshman and transfer students, particularly those redirecting their educational goals or returning to school after an educational interruption. To schedule an appointment, please call 734 764-4472.

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