1. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

2. SAT/ACT info Applicants must submit SAT and/or ACT with writing test scores. Students can take either test multiple times, and U-M will use the best total score from one sitting. Non-native speakers of English and international applicants must submit additional materials to prove English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, or MELAB). For the admitted class of 2010, the middle 50th percentile ranges for the ACT was 28-32 and the SAT was 1960-2200. Please note, however, that no test score or GPA will guarantee admission, and that the student's entire application package is taken into consideration when making admissions decisions.

3. Distance away from Bradford Ann Arbor, Michigan is six hours and six minutes away from Bradford, Pa. For directions go to http://www.mapquest.com/maps?2c=ann+ar bor&2s=mi#e425b04e995b68f1c4ce93f3 http://www.mapquest.com/maps?2c=ann+ar bor&2s=mi#e425b04e995b68f1c4ce93f3

4. Student to teacher ratio University of Michigan’s student to teacher ratio is 16:1. The average student to teacher ratio in the United States is about 24:1.

5. Population of Closest City The population of Ann Arbor, Michigan is 116,121 people.

6. AP/CLEP credits? Michigan Accepts Advanced Placement credits that you earn in High School. They also accept CLEP credits.

7. Acceptance Rate The acceptance rate for Michigan is 36.6% of their applicants.

8. How many Majors available The University of Michigan has 75 majors and 90 minors available to you.

9. Graduate Programs? Michigan has graduate programs available to you.