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C E N T R A L M I C H I G A N U N I V E R S I T Y
Your new state of learning
Out-of-state students are � red up about Central Michigan University. Here’s why: Though we’re among the nation’s 100 largest universities, Central o� ers a close-knit campus community focused on delivering a personal path to learning with leadership and real-world experiences.
At CMU, you can build a name for yourself – whether you want to become a biochemist, an entrepreneur or an educator. You’ll discover your success through nationally ranked programs, world-class facilities and faculty who put students � rst. And, you’ll make connections and friendships that will last a lifetime.
Are you ready to explore CMU?
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STUDENTS!STUDENTS!STUDENTS!
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CMU ChippewaBecome a
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27,069Total enrollment
22CMU students rated their residence experience above the national average in 20 of 22 categories including dining services, facilities and overall satisfaction.
3.0-3.7 GPAThe middle 50 percent of incoming freshmen has a GPA of 3.0-3.7, ACTof 20-25 and SAT of 950-1150.
Nearly 80%of CMU students receive some form of � nancial aid
$361 millionScholarships, � nancial aid and grants awarded yearly
22:1Student-to-faculty ratio
45of the 50 United States arerepresented within theCMU student body.
TiaraWoods
Carol Stream, IllinoisJunior
Psychologymajor
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The senseof community,
as well as the opportunity to receive in-state tuition,
compelled meto attend
CMU.
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CMU.
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By theCMU Chippewa NUMBERS
3,200Miles of freshwater
coastline
1,300 Biking trails
4Major professional
sports teams
Lansing
Grand Haven
600Campgrounds
116Lighthouses on the Great Lakes shores
With its forests, waterfalls, lakes and parks, Michigan has an unsurpassed natural beauty. And, within two hours of CMU, you can explore much of the state – from large cities such as Detroit and Grand Rapids to historic towns such as Traverse City, Mackinac Island and Frankenmuth.
MichiganExplore
85 Miles to a Great Lake from
anywhere in Michigan
51Combined total
ski areas
Sleeping Bear Dunes
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Detroit
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Mackinac Island
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Frankenmuth
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Step up to the plate with research, � eld studies and internship opportunities across the nation and worldwide. Whether your future will dress you in a tailored suit with a briefcase or an impressive white coat with a stethoscope, start your journey at CMU.
Central has many high-quality academic programs for you to explore. You can choose one major, two majors, a major and a minor, or any combination of academic programs that suit your interests.
From business and health professions to science and the arts, you’ll have the chance to interact with faculty and sta� experts who make it their mission to give you hands-on experience in your program of choice.
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Turn your passionsinto a career
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You can’t learn to swim unless you’re in the water.
Imagine learning the human body on cadavers in the anatomy lab. Or, putting your meteorology course work to the test as the chief meteorologist for News Central 34, CMU’s award-winning student-run television news program. How about joining the CMU Society of Automotive Engineers Baja Team to design and build a one-person, o� -road vehicle to race over rocks, ditches, mud and sometimes even water?
At Central, a Carnegie-classi� ed doctoral research institution, you’ll develop your research skills in biology, engineering, psychology and more. Don’t wait another second to take advantage of the real-world experience employers are seeking in college graduates.
Dive into undergraduate research at CMU.
Out of theclassroom,INTO THE
FIELD
CMU is a � rst-choice university for students driven to discover and achieve. We believe students should be rewarded for their academic achievement in high school. That’s why student success at Central starts with our commitment to a� ordability and out-of-state students are eligible for the same scholarships as in-state students. We distribute more than $361 million in � nancial aid and scholarships each year, and nearly 80 percent of students receive � nancial aid.
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Merit ScholarshipsAcademic
Sydnee Alexander
Greenville, MichiganSophomoreSocial Work
major
President’s Award: Non-Michigan freshmen and transfers who enter CMU with a 2.75 GPA (and 30 credits for transfer students) pay the in-state tuition rate. That’s a savings of 50 percent!
Merit Scholarships: Out-of-state students are eligible for merit-based scholarships and can qualify for one of these academic awards simply by submitting an application for admission. Applications received byNov. 15 are given priority consideration.
Academic Prestige Award: $24,000 over four years. Qualify with a 3.25 GPA and a 27 ACT (1210 SAT).
Academic Excellence Award: $18,000 over four years. Qualify with a 3.0 GPA and a 23 ACT (1050 SAT).
Academic Success Award: $12,000 over four years. Qualify with a 3.0 GPA and a 21 ACT (980 SAT).
Residence Life Grant for Freshmen: $8,000 over four years. Qualify with a 3.0 GPA and an 18 ACT (940 SAT).
Community College Honors Scholarship for Transfers: $5,000 over two years. Qualify with a 3.5 GPA and 56 transferable credits.
Community College Transfer Recognition Scholarship: $2,000 over two years. Qualify with a3.3 GPA and 30 transferable credits.
Residence Life Grant for Transfers: $4,000 over two years. Qualify with 30 transferable credits.
Competitive Scholarships:Centralis Scholarships: Up to 150 students earn scholarships ranging from full tuition to a full ride.High school seniors with a 3.7 GPA and a 27 ACT are eligible to compete on campus for these awards.
Leader Advancement Scholarships: Up to 40 students earn $8,000 over four years based on their leadership experience and interests.
Multicultural Advancement Scholarships: Up to 70 students are rewarded for their work with multicultural populations with awards ranging from $16,500 to $42,000 over four years.
Lem Tucker Scholarship: Awards up to two students majoring in Journalism or Broadcast and Cinematic Arts with full tuition, room and board.
Gettingthe Multicultural
AdvancementScholarship reassuredme that I’m able togo to school.Without it, I wouldn’t be
where or whoI am today.
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Merit Scholarships
Ranked as one of the Top 5 safest universities in Michigan byStateUniversity.com
The CMU College of Medicine received more than 10,000 applications in its � rst three years of accepting students
Study abroad programs in40+ countries
Nearly 70 percent of CMU students volunteer each year. This exceeds the national average of 59 percent for all universities.
Students will start taking classes in a new $95 million Biosciences Building in January 2017
Ranked No. 12 by U.S. News & World Report for its online bachelor’s programs for veterans
Princeton Review listed CMU in its 2014 Guide to 332 Green Colleges
CMU’s Alternative Break program ranked in third place nationally for the number of trips taken for the number of participants according to Break Away, the national organization supporting the Alternative Break program. Central ranked � rst in Michigan for the number of students participating in the trips.
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Merit ScholarshipsGet to know
CMU
Your college experience is as much about � nding out who you really are as it is about academics. At CMU, you’ll discover student organizations and events focused on academic, cultural, civic, social and special interest areas.
Whether you want to meet students in your program or if you want to rally around a cause, there’s an organization for just about everything.
As a CMU student, you also can enjoy the fan experience of major Division I athletic events for free.
Or, if concerts and guest speakers are more your speed, Central o� ers an impressive lineup of on-campus events each year that welcomes celebrities such as retired Gen. Colin Powell, Jane Goodall, Ke$ha, Marlee Matlin, Dane Cook,Bo Burnham and Big Sean.
Making the most of your time in college means getting comfortable being uncomfortable. Step out of your comfort zone and into the Central experience.
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Mount Pleasant is a classic university town.In the vibrant downtown area, you can experience boutiques, specialty dining, numerous parks, and free activities such as concerts, art fairs and outdoor movies. Mission Street features popular retail stores and restaurants. Daily bus service to and from Chicago, Lansing, Grand Rapids and Bay City/Midland connects studentsto area airports and Amtrak trains.
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MOUNT PLEASANT
Driving timesfrom Midwest cities
CMU saw a 43 percent increase over � ve years in the number of undergraduate and graduate students from outsideof Michigan.
43%
2:44 Toledo4:03 Chicago4:30 Cleveland4:48 Indianapolis4:56 Columbus5:14 Milwaukee5:35 Champaign6:08 Pittsburgh7:57 St. Louis
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IndianapolisColumbus
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Toledo
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Nonpro� t OrganizationU.S. PostagePAIDMount Pleasant, MI 48859Permit No. 93
Admissions Offi ceWarriner Hall 102Central Michigan UniversityMount Pleasant, MI 48859
Are you fi red up yet?Make plans today to visit us soon.
See available dates and schedule your visit online at:go.cmich.edu/visit orcontact the Admissions O� ce at: 989-774-3076.
There’s so much for you to know about CMU and how it can help you reach your goals!
You’re welcome to read more about this university in the middle of Michigan, but here’s a sure-� re way to � nd out if it’s the right place for you:
Come and visit!
Step onto the Mount Pleasant campus to see the Central culture for yourself. The best time to visit is when classes are in session. You can meet students and faculty and experience the buzz of a major university with a strong sense of community.
Melanie Palmer
Lakeville, Minnesota Senior
Broadcast and Cinematic Arts
major
CMU is an AA/EO institution, providing equal opportunity to all persons, including minorities, females, veterans and individuals with disabilities (see cmich.edu/ocrie). Produced by University Communications and printed by CMU Printing Services. UComm 9376-10,000 (8/15)
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