low-income students

1. May 19, 2021

   Report: HAIL scholarship program boosts students’ trajectory

   HAIL, a U-M scholarship program that launched five years ago for high achieving, low-income students in Michigan, has boosted applications and enrollment while helping to diversify the student body.

2. November 3, 2020

   UM-Dearborn awarded $1.26M to aid student success initiatives

   The U.S. Department of Education awarded $1,265,000 to UM-Dearborn to help students who are low-income, first-generation or have a disability connect with college opportunities and earn a diploma.

3. July 18, 2019

   Enrollment time limit extended for students to qualify for in-state tuition

   Students who establish in-state tuition eligibility by attending Michigan schools will now have 40 months to enroll at U-M after graduating from a state high school or receiving a GED.

4. October 30, 2018

   Fall enrollment includes greater economic diversity, more underrepresented students

   Nearly 26 percent of in-state undergraduates at U-M pay no tuition this fall due to university financial aid, including nearly 1,700 students under the Go Blue Guarantee.