We want to learn more about you, and we look forward to answering your questions. Here are four steps you can take to � nd out if CMU is right for you.

1. SCHEDULE A CAMPUS VISIT.You can � nd available dates and register online at go.cmich.edu/visitor contact the Admissions O� ce at 989-774-3076.

2. TAKE A VIRTUAL TOUR.Explore the entire campus and discover what it means to be a CMU Chippewa at tour.cmich.edu.

3. APPLY FOR ADMISSION. Applications are evaluated on a rolling basis, but those received by Nov. 15 receive priority consideration for merit scholarships. We recommend applying at the end of your junior year in high school to have the best chance at CMU scholarships. Remember to send us your high school transcripts, and when you take the ACT or SAT, be sure to mark CMU as a top choice so we receive your score. Start your application at apply.cmich.edu.

4. COMPLETE YOUR FAFSA.You can � le your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) beginning Jan. 1 atfafsa.ed.gov. Designate CMU as your schoolof choice to qualify for � nancial aid.

At CMU, you’ll have the support of faculty and sta� , and hands-on opportunities both inside

and outside the classroom, to help you choose a career path you’re passionate about. Once you

decide what direction you want to go, you’ll � nd nationally acclaimed programs - ranging from health professions and engineering to business and

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At CMU, you’ll have the support of faculty and sta� , and hands-on opportunities both inside

and outside the classroom, to help you choose a career path you’re passionate about. Once you

decide what direction you want to go, you’ll � nd nationally acclaimed programs - ranging from health professions and engineering to business and

communication - that will prepare you to make a di� erence in your world.

Choose aDESTINATION

Suites in Larzelere, Calkins, Trout, Saxe, Herrig, Woldt, Emmons, Beddow, Thorpe, Merrill and Sweeney halls

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EXPERIENCES THAT ENHANCE YOUR LIFE Sure, you could study all day and all night, but the college experience is about more than late-night homework. When you’re ready to relax or try something new, you have lots of options at CMU.

» Explore CMU’s many student organizations to � nd onethat � ts your academic, cultural, civic or social interests.

» Give back to the community through theMary Ellen Brandell Volunteer Center.

» Use your free admission to watch 18 NCAADivision I varsity sports.

» Join other Chippewas to compete onintramural teams and in club sports.

» Visit the Student Activity Center to swim,bowl, lift weights, run or enjoy a game ofracquetball, volleyball or basketball.

TO REQUEST MOREINFORMATIONContact the Admissions O� ce by email at cmuadmit@cmich.edu or call 989-774-3076.

CMU is an AA/EO institution, providing equal opportunity to all persons, including minorities, females, veterans and individuals with disabilities. (see cmich.edu/ocrie). UComm 9345 - 65,000 (8/15)

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You’ll need a home base during your stay on campus — a place to meet new people, study, hang out and relax. Choose from our 22 residence halls, which include living and learning community options tailored to your academic interests. You’ll have access to all-you-care-to-eat restaurants, � tness centers and student sucess centers in the building where you live. CMU students rank their residence halls above the national average in 19 categories.

Reserve your ROOM

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We’re here to support you as you navigate the road from student to professional.Think of us as your college concierge — we’ll provide the academics, information and services you need along the way. And if you’re not yet sure what you want to do or how to get there, we’ll point you in the right direction.

AT CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITYyou’re at the heart of everything we do.

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Central Michigan University

ACADEMIC MAJORSAND MINORSAccounting*Actuarial ScienceAdvertising*American Sign Language minorAnthropology*Applied Business Communications minorArt History*Art minorArt: Graphic Design ConcentrationArt: Studio ConcentrationAthletic Coaching minorAthletic TrainingBiochemistryBiology minorBiology: GeneralBiology: MicroscopyBiology: Natural ResourcesBiology: Pre-Graduate/Pre-ProfessionalBiology/Biomedical Sciences Broadcast & Cinematic Arts*Business Administration minorChemistry*Chemistry-Physics majorChild Development*Cinema Studies minorCommunication*Communication Disorders*Community Health EducationCommunity Health minorComputer EngineeringComputer Science*Construction ManagementCultural & Global Studies*Dance minorDieteticsEarly Child Development & LearningEconomics*Electrical EngineeringElectronic Media Sales minorEnglish Literature, Language & WritingEnglish minorEntrepreneurship*Environmental Health & SafetyEnvironmental Studies*Ethics, Values & Society minorEvent Management minorExercise Science: Clinical Exercise Science: Health FitnessExercise Science: KinesiologyFamily Studies*Fashion Merchandising & Design minorFashion Merchandising & Design: Fashion DesignFashion Merchandising & Design:

Fashion Merchandising

Finance*French*French: Professional FrenchGeneral Business Administration:

Applied Business Communication General ManagementGeographic Information Sciences minorGeography*Geography: Environmental & Land Use PlanningGeography: Geographic Information SciencesGeography: Geospatial Analysis of EnvironmentGeography: Global StudiesGeology*Geology: Hydrogeology/Environmental GeologyGerman*Gerontology minorHealth AdministrationHealth Fitness minorHistory*Hospitality Services Administration:

Hospitality Services*Human Resources ManagementHydrogeology/Environmental Geology minorIndividualized StudiesIndustrial Engineering TechnologyIndustrial Technology minorInformation Systems*Information Technology*Integrative Public RelationsInterior Design*International BusinessInternational Business & Sustainable

Development minorJournalism*Journalism: Public RelationsLaw & EconomicsLeadership in Student A� airs minorLeadership minor (Interdisciplinary)Legal Studies minorLogistics ManagementManagement minorMarketing minorMarketing: GeneralMarketing: Professional SalesMathematics*Mathematics: Applied MathematicsMathematics: Pure MathematicsMechanical EngineeringMechanical Engineering TechnologyMedia Design, Production & Technology minorMeteorologyMilitary Science minorMuseum Studies minorMusic*Music Education: Choral*Music Education: General Music*

Music Education: Instrumental*Music TheatreMusic: Choral minorMusic: General Music minorMusic: Instrumental minorMusic: Orchestral InstrumentsMusic: OrganMusic: PianoMusic: Theory/CompositionMusic: VoiceNeuroscienceNutrition minorOutdoor & Environmental Education minorPersonal Financial PlanningPhilosophy*PhotojournalismPhysics*Physics: AstronomyPolitical Science minorPolitical Science: GeneralPolitical Science: International Relations/

Comparative PoliticsPolitical Science: Public AdministrationProduct Design Engineering TechnologyProfessional Sales minorPsychology*Public Administration minorPublic A� airs minorPublic HistoryPurchasing & Supply ManagementReal Estate: Development & Finance*Recreation minorRecreation: Outdoor & Environmental RecreationRecreation: Recreation & Event Management Recreation: Therapeutic RecreationReligion*Retailing minorScience minorSocial ScienceSocial WorkSociology*Sociology: Social & Criminal JusticeSociology: Youth StudiesSpanish*Spanish: Spanish for BusinessSport Management*Statistics*Substance Abuse Education: Prevention, Intervention

and Treatment minorTheatre & Interpretation*Theatre & Interpretation: Acting/DirectingTheatre & Interpretation: Design/Technology TheatreWomen & Gender Studies*Youth Studies minor

PRE-PROFESSIONAL STUDIESPre-professional studies are not majors. They are designed to assist students in understanding the requirements for applying to professional schools for further study after graduating from CMU. Students will work closely with an advisor to determine an appropriate undergraduate major.

Pre-architecture Pre-dentistry Pre-law Pre-medicine & Osteopathy Pre-occupational Therapy Pre-optometry Pre-pharmacy Pre-physical Therapy Pre-physician Assistant Pre-veterinary Medicine

TEACHINGStudents interested in obtaining the Michigan Provisional Teaching Certi� cate must complete the Bachelor of Science in Education degree in the desired level and appropriate content area(s).

ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONEarly Child Development & Learning*English as Second Language minor Integrated Science*Language Arts*Mathematics*Middle Level Education minor Physical Education minor Reading in Elementary Grades minor Social Studies: Geography Social Studies: History

SECONDARY EDUCATIONBiology*Chemistry*Chemistry-Physics Earth Science*English*English as Second Language minor French

Geography German History*Integrated Science Mathematics*Middle Level Education minor Physical Education*Physics*School Health Education*Social Studies: Geography Social Studies: Political Science Spanish Speech*Speech: Broadcast & Cinematic Arts Emphasis Visual Arts Education

SPECIAL EDUCATIONSpecial Education: Teachers of Students

with Cognitive ImpairmentSpecial Education: Teachers of Students

with Emotional Impairment

INCOMING FRESHMEN Want to know what it takes to become a Chippewa?Here’s what we consider when you apply:

» The classes you took in high school and your grades in each class. We want to see a challenging course load and either consistently high grades or an upward trend from your freshman to senior year. The middle 50 percent of incoming freshmen have a high school GPA between 3.0 and 3.7.

» Your test score. The middle 50 percent of incoming freshmen havean ACT score between 20 and 25 (SAT score 950-1150).

WHAT’S WAITING FOR YOUIN MOUNT PLEASANT? Enjoy a close-knit collegiate feel in a town that o� ers the activities and attractions you’d typically � nd in a larger city.

» 26,016 permanent residents

» A combination of quaint downtown shops and your favorite retail stores

» 15 parks with miles of paths and trails for hikingand biking

» Canoeing, kayaking and tubing on the 80-mile Chippewa River

» Soaring Eagle Resort with � ne dining, top-rated concerts and a water park

» Five golf courses

TAKE ADVANTAGEOF SUPPORT SERVICES Although they don’t always talk about it, most college students struggle at some point with an advanced course, time management or personal concerns. You’re not alone. At CMU, we o� er support to help you work through just about anything.

» Academic Advising

» Academic Assistance

» Career Services

» Counseling Center

» O� ce for Institutional Diversity

» O� ce of Student Success

» Residence Life

» Scholarships and Financial Aid

» Student Disability Services

The classes you took in high school and your grades in each class. We want to see a challenging course load and either consistently high grades or an upward trend from your freshman to senior year. The middle 50 percent of incoming freshmen have a high school GPA between 3.0 and 3.7.

Your test score. The middle 50 percent of incoming freshmen have

You don’t have to decide right away, but when you’re ready, you can choose one major, two majors, a major and a minor, or any combination of academic programs that suits your interests.

CMU is a � rst-choice university for students driven to discover and achieve. We believe you should be rewarded for your academic achievement. That’s why student success at Central starts with our commitment to a� ordability.

2:16 Downtown Detroit1:27 Flint1:27 Grand Rapids1:03 Lansing2:16 Mackinaw City1:54 Traverse City4:18 Chicago, Ill.3:02 Fort Wayne, Ind.2:44 Toledo, Ohio4:33 Cleveland, Ohio6:08 Pittsburgh, Pa.

DRIVING TIMES

If you’re from the Midwest, chances are you know about the handy Michigander’s map. Point to the center of your right hand and you’ll � nd us! Our central location in Mount Pleasant puts us just one to two hours away from pretty much anywhere in Michigan.

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MERIT SCHOLARSHIPSQualify by applying for admission to CMU. Applications submitted before Nov. 15are given priority consideration for limited merit scholarships.

Scholarship Eligibility AmountAcademic Prestige Award Incoming freshmen with cumulative GPAs

of 3.25 or higher and an ACT of 27 (SAT of 1210) or higher

$24,000 over four years$6,000 per academic yearLimited awards

Academic Excellence Award

Incoming freshmen with cumulative GPAs of 3.0 or higher and an ACT of 23 (SAT of 1050) or higher

$18,000 over four years$4,500 per academic yearLimited awards

Academic Success Award Incoming freshmen with cumulative GPAs of 3.0 or higher and an ACT of 21 (SAT of 980) or higher

$12,000 over four years$3,000 per academic yearLimited awards

Residence Life Grant for Freshmen

Incoming freshmen with cumulative GPAs of 3.0 or higher and an ACT of 20 (SAT of 940) or higher who live on campus

$8,000 over four years$2,000 per academic yearLimited awards

President’s Award for Freshmen*

Non-Michigan residents with cumulative GPAs of 2.75 or higher

Tuition billed at in-state rateUnlimited awards

Community College Honors Scholarship

Community college transfer students with 56 transferable credits and cumulative GPAs of 3.5 or higher

$5,000 over two years$2,500 per academic yearUnlimited awards

Community College Recognition Scholarship

Community college transfer students with 30 transferable credits and cumulative GPAs of 3.3 or higher

$2,000 over two years$1,000 per academic yearUnlimited awards

Residence Life Grant for Transfers**

Transfer students with at least 30 transferable credits who live on campus

$4,000 over two years$2,000 per academic yearLimited awards

President’s Award for Transfers**

Non-Michigan residents with cumulative GPAs of 2.75 or higher and at least 30 transferable credits

Tuition billed at in-state rateUnlimited awards

*The President’s Award for Freshmen may be awarded in addition to either the Prestige, Excellence, Success or Residence Life Grant.**The Residence Life Grant for Transfers and President’s Award for Transfers may be awarded in addition to either the CommunityCollege Honors or Recognition scholarships.

COMPETITIVE SCHOLARSHIPSAdditional applications required. See go.cmich.edu/scholarships for details and deadlines.

Scholarship Eligibility AmountCentralis Scholar Award High school seniors with cumulative GPAs of 3.7

or higher and an ACT of 27 (SAT of 1210) or higher are eligible to compete

100 percent of tuition up to 36 credit hours per year plus room and board and $500 for booksUp to 20 awards annually

Centralis Gold Award High school seniors with cumulative GPAs of 3.7 or higher and an ACT of 27 (SAT of 1210) or higher are eligible to compete

100 percent of tuition up to 36 credit hours per yearUp to 130 awards annually

Leader Advancement Scholarship

Incoming freshmen with GPAs of 3.0 or higher $8,000 over four years$2,000 per academic yearUp to 40 awards annually

Multicultural Advancement Award of Distinction

Students whose activities or aspirations show interest in the advancement of generally underrepresented groups in American society

$42,000 over four years$10,500 per academic yearUp to 10 awards annually

Multicultural Advancement Scholarship

Students whose activities or aspirations show interest in the advancement of generally underrepresented groups in American society

$16,500 over four years$4,125 per academic yearUp to 60 awards annually

Lem Tucker Scholarship Students majoring in Journalism or Broadcast and Cinematic Arts with cumulative GPAs of 3.0 and an ACT of 18 (SAT of 860) or higher

100 percent of tuition, room and boardUp to two awards annually

Lloyd M. Cofer Scholarship Incoming freshmen from a Detroit high school

$16,500 over four years$4,125 per academic yearUp to 10 awards annually

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Traverse City

Mackinaw City

LansingDetroit

Flint

Chicago

Grand Rapids

ClevelandToledoFort Wayne Pittsburgh

CMU is the second home to undergraduate and graduate students from all 83 counties in Michigan and 45 of the50 United States.

27,069students

$361MILLIONin scholarships, � nancial aid

and grants awarded yearly

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receive some form of � nancial aid, so what you actually pay is

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TRANSFER STUDENTS The classes you’ve already taken and your GPA are important.Here’s what we look for when you apply:

» 24 hours of completed college credit.

» If you have fewer than 24 credit hours, we’ll want a copy of yourhigh school transcript.

COST OF ATTENDANCEConsider this the sticker price, but remember: most freshmenand transfer students pay less than what you see listed here.

Tuition (in state) $11,850

Room and board $9,088

Books and supplies estimate $1,000

Total direct costs $21,938

Based on the 2015-2016 new student tuition (30 credit hours per year at $395 per credit hour) and room and board rates (based

on “The Unlimited” � ex meal plan in a standard residence hall)

Important note: When comparing costs, be sure to � nd out about special fees and higher costs for higher-level classes.

We don’t have those, but many universities do.