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Admission requirements A solid academic background will help prepare you for success at the college level. We recommend you take: 4 years of English, Mathematics, Biological or Physical Sciences, History or Social Sciences; and. 2 years of a foreign language and fine arts electives; and.
What is the foreign language requirement? The student must demonstrate second-year proficiency in a second language.
Official vs. Self-Reported Scores. At the University of Michigan, students have the option to self-report their SAT scores when submitting their application. This means that applicants can include their highest scores directly on their application without needing to send official scores initially.
RC Language Requirement The Residential College (RC) requires students to achieve 5th-term language proficiency - one semester beyond the standard LSA requirement. This typically amounts to 20 credits. For RC Languages: Complete 2 semesters of intensive language (8 credits each) followed by a 4-credit Readings course.
Admission to Michigan State University is competitive, but there are no minimum requirements. MSU strongly encourages a college preparatory curriculum in high school. Students are also advised to apply early.
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What is the foreign language requirement? The student must demonstrate second-year proficiency in a second language. Usually, the requirement is met by successfully completing the 100- and 200-level language courses or by placing into the third year on the language proficiency test.
Three units of mathematics are also required with statistics recommended. Students entering the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts are strongly encouraged to take four years of language study, with two years of the same world language required for admission (American Sign Language is included).
Most selective colleges and universities want to see at least two years of high school foreign language study. Highly selective schools such as the Ivies often want to see three or four years of a language.

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