BFA/BA in Art & Design
BFA in Interarts Performance
Dual Degrees
Transfer Students
Cross-Campus Transfers/MDDP
International Applicants
International Exchange Students
Pre-College Programs

International Applicants

Early Action deadline : November 15
Regular Decision deadline : February 1

1. Submit a completed Common Application or Coalition Application. During the application process, you'll submit a portfolio through Slideroom.
   
   Keep in mind:
   • College Search: University of Michigan
   • U-M College or School to which you are applying: Stamps School of Art & Design OR Stamps School of Art & Design Dual Applicant
   • Portfolio: Answer "Yes" and follow prompts
   • Program of Study: Art and Design BFA
   • Recommenders: 1 Counselor (Coalition App) OR 1 School Report (Common App), 1 Academic Teacher, and 1 Art/Design Teacher
2. Request an official copy of your transcript from your high school.
3. Send test scores directly to the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor:
   • ACT (U-M code: 2062) and/or SAT (U-M code: 1839)
   • MELAB, IELTS or TOEFL (U-M code: 1839) test scores are required of all speakers of English as a second language (score requirements).
4. Review U-M's list of Education Requirements by country and information on Exams and Visas.

COVID-19 Impacts

Your high school experience has been impacted by COVID-19 in unprecedented ways. The University of Michigan has adjusted application requirements to address these impacts. Highlights include:

• Students will not be disadvantaged if they received pass/fail, credit/no credit, or other COVID-related grades during the winter/spring/summer 2019-20 and fall 2020 semesters.
• We will consider any impacted student who would like to apply, regardless of ability to sit for the SAT1 or ACT tests.
• The inability to provide AP test scores will not impact the review of an application.
• Letters of recommendation can come from someone other than a teacher (assuming that they are not your relative). This might include a community based organization educator or academic support program professional.

Questions? Contact the Stamps Admissions Team.