College Checklist: - Office of Financial Aid - University of Michigan 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the College Checklist in our platform's editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the checklist items listed on page 3, which outline essential steps you need to take now and what to expect later. Use the text box feature to add notes or highlight important sections.
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A UM education within docHub With our modified approach to financial aid, which now includes meeting 100 percent of demonstrated financial need, we work closely with prospective and incoming students to help them understand how financial aid works and bring a Miami education within docHub.
There is not really a process for negotiating your financial aid award but you can negotiate your tuitions costs under some circumstances. You would need to docHub out to the school to see if they have any tuition assistance programs or leverage your past academic performance to request an exception.
Colleges with the Most Generous Financial Aid Packages Stanford University. Harvard University. Wesleyan University. Yale University. Dartmouth College. Wellesley College. Northwestern University. Princeton University.
Your eligibility depends on your Student Aid Index (SAI), your year in school, your enrollment status, and the cost of attendance at the school you will be attending. This is how they do it: The financial aid staff starts by determining your cost of attendance (COA) at that school. They then review your SAI.
The University of Michigan offers grants, scholarships, loans, and federal Work-Study funds to eligible entering and continuing students. About 70% of Michigan resident undergraduates and 40% of nonresident undergraduates on the U-M Ann Arbor campus receive financial aid.

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U-M is the only public university in Michigan that covers 100% of demonstrated financial need of eligible Michigan residents.
The HAIL Scholarship provides full tuition and fees for four years of undergraduate study on the Ann Arbor campus. Most HAIL students obtain additional support for other costs like housing and meals by applying for financial aid. Are there other costs I should be aware of that are not covered by the HAIL Scholarship?

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