Tightest Michigan Colleges to Get In

Tightest Michigan Colleges to Admit with Lowest Acceptance Rate

The following table lists the tightest (low acceptance rate) Michigan colleges and universities to admit. Those schools have been keeping the acceptance rate in low level in recent years. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor has the lowest acceptance rate as of 15.64% for academic year 2023-2024 in Michigan. For the ranking, we only include 4-years colleges with at least 100 new students (freshmen).

The following table shows the schools that have low acceptance rates with admission statistics and yield, also known as enrollment rate. You may want to check colleges having the highest acceptance rates in Michigan.

Tightest Michigan Colleges to Admit with Lowest Acceptance Rate (2023-2024)
	Name	Acceptance Rate	# of Applicants	# of Admitted	# of Enrolled	Yield
1	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Public, four-yearsAnn Arbor, MI	15.64%	98,310	15,373	7,278	47.34%
2	Hillsdale College Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsHillsdale, MI	20.72%	3,181	659	366	55.54%
3	Spring Arbor University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsSpring Arbor, MI	51.52%	2,527	1,302	215	16.51%
4	University of Michigan-Dearborn Public, four-yearsDearborn, MI	55.61%	14,105	7,844	1,114	14.20%
5	Lawrence Technological University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsSouthfield, MI	55.90%	3,943	2,204	392	17.79%
6	Alma College Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsAlma, MI	57.03%	5,208	2,970	285	9.60%
7	Madonna University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsLivonia, MI	63.39%	1,535	973	245	25.18%
8	Northwood University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsMidland, MI	64.51%	1,851	1,194	341	28.56%
9	Siena Heights University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsAdrian, MI	68.90%	1,418	977	355	36.34%
10	Concordia University Ann Arbor Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsAnn Arbor, MI	69.25%	2,556	1,770	108	6.10%

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Tightest Michigan Colleges to Admit with Lowest Acceptance Rate

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