University of Michigan

Research thus far indicates the following UM Wolverines football players also attended UM Medical School:

1. Chris Hutchinson, UM undergrad class 1992; UM Medical School class 1996

2. Gannon Dudlar, UM undergrad class 1993; UM Medical School class 1997

3. Marc Milia, UM undergrad class 1993; UM Medical School class 1997/1998

Any others?

They are both very strong colleges

If you are Canadian, the University of Toronto is probably better for you

If you are a Michigan resident, the University of Michigan is the way to go.

The "Port Huron Statement"

Merced Campus, Univ of California, is the most recent large university start-up, with a capacity for 25,000 students. It has cost the State $500m to start. http://www.ucmerced.edu/about_ucmerced/history.asp

ive wondered that myself because im going to cal state l.a. but i want to go to cal state san francisco and its barely my freshman year...please if anyone sees this and knows the answer to reply asap

MAYOR. Ann Arbor; not an option.

Toledo

center...which is why he was damaged in the head lol

It would be best to recruit from local universities. Both Marketing and the medical educational programs would offer invaluable experience to the pharmaceutical industry. Additionally it would provide cheap labor if the students are interns and offer the posibility of getting a more experiences sales rep once complete their academic requirements at the university. It would be best to recruit from local universities. Both Marketing and the medical educational programs would offer invaluable experience to the pharmaceutical industry. Additionally it would provide cheap labor if the students are interns and offer the posibility of getting a more experiences sales rep once complete their academic requirements at the university.

Freshmen * Admission 18,178 applied, 13,575 admitted, 3,720 enrolled, 3.11 average high school GPA * Average high school GPA 3.11 * Test scores SAT verbal scores over 500 36%, SAT math scores over 500 44%, ACT scores over 18 N/R, SAT verbal scores over 600 8%, SAT math scores over 600 12%, ACT scores over 24 N/R, SAT verbal scores over 700 1%, SAT math scores over 700 1%, ACT scores over 30 N/R Source: http://education.yahoo.com/college/facts/5519.html

I think it was Richard Loeb. Was it not?

Keep you sights on 3.8 and above and a 2100 or better. But don't confuse Cal States and UCs they're two separate public university systems, UCs are much harder to get into then Cal States. Berkeley's a UC, Northridge is a Cal State, you can get in to a Cal State with a 3.0 or less, especially if your a CA resident.

The address of the Ann Arbor Historical Foundation is: 408 Awixa Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1814

In my opinion, yes. They are both good schools, but it is often said that U of M is better for getting a job. thank you for the help. Well I really dont know about it. I live in Michigan an I like both. But I say MSU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! UoM is so much better than MSU

3, though 2 have officially been removed from the record books because of the Ed Martin scandal.

The GPA requirement for magna cum laude at University of Michigan is 3.50-3.74. To be summa cum laude, your GPA must be between 3.75-4.00.

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In all universities, cheating can result in violation of the academic code leading to plaigiarism, which leads to academic expulsion, a 0 on the assignment, the assignment to be regraded, etc. Exams are worse because if you cheat, you get 0.

The web address of the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair is: http://www.artfair.org

The University of Miami Florida

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University of Cincinnati, University of Georgia, Arkansas State, San Diego State, Valdosta State (south GA), Northwest Nazarene University (Idaho), Northern Illinois, Louisville University (KY), Texas Tech, Radford (Virginia)

I just graduated from MSU. I did come into MSU with a 3.3 GPA and a not so good ACT score, so I think if you are going to have less than a 3.0 you should score very high on the ACT or the SAT. There is not set GPA, but I advise you to have at least a 3.0 due to the number of applicants/perspective students wanting admission to the school.

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A lot of teams don't...