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Yes, University of Michigan provides enormous number of scholarship and these are administered by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. To apply for scholarships, students are required to complete 12 credits for their degree either being a U.S citizen or non-citizen with a minimum cumulative grade point of 3.0. Students are further advised to check their own possible resources including clubs and organizations. 

Yes, University of Michigan emphasises the practical learning approach to ensure the overall development of students. The university has internships and Co-op education programs which allows students to build network with industry professionals. The university is well known for providing real-world learning experience and professional growth by working in leading companies like Ernst & Youngest, Ford Motor Co. and several others. 

Yes, undergraduates are offered various scholarship programs to assist financially. The University of Michigan has been ranked as one of the lowest-cost universities for providing quality higher education. The university has a commitment to affordability for providing competitive monetary help based on the academic performance of students. Students are awarded in the first year of the undergraduate program based on the cumulative GPA of high school at the time of application. Dean’s is one of the popular scholarships having a total award amount of $18000 which is offered for scoring above 4.0 GPA. 

The University of Michigan has emergency funds which are used to deal with unforeseen circumstances. For availing these funds, the university evaluates the situation and allows funding on a first come basis. The emergency requests include food and housing insecurities, car repairs, technical needs, dental expenses, other medical emergencies and tuition support. Students who want emergency help are required to sign the Student Portal and confirm an appointment with the financial aid advisor for further assistance. 

Yes, the University of Michigan provides LGBTQ studies certificates to prepare the students to live and work in a world of diverse sexual orientations and gender expression & identity. Students who are planning for this certificate program are expected to have knowledge about the history of LGBTQ members and current issues faced by individuals, communities and families. Moreover, some of the courses are provided online.