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The
Office of Financial Aid is the primary source
of information about financial assistance and scholarship opportunities
at the University of Michigan. The Office of Financial Aid coordinates
many different types of financial assistance including grants, loans,
scholarships, and work-study
awards. All first-year students are considered
for most University scholarship programs upon admission to the University.
However, scholarship assistance is limited, and the University of
Michigan recommends that all families complete and submit the Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for
all aid programs (including state aid) by the deadlines. For details
about how to apply for aid, visit the Office
of Financial Aid website.
In addition to the Office of Financial Aid (OFA), many Schools and Colleges have scholarship/award programs specific to the School/College that operate independently of the OFA. Schools/Colleges with information available online are listed below. If your student's School/College is not listed, call the academic services office within the specific School/College to find out if that School/College offers scholarships and awards.
The Rhodes, Marshall, and Mitchell Scholars Programs are handled directly by the Provost's Office.
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