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University of Michigan-Dearborn Acceptance Rate

Dearborn, Michigan · Public · 4-year or above

58.6%
Acceptance rate · 2023–24
Applicants
12,373
Admitted
7,254
Yield
15.9%
Test policy
Test-optional

Latest official IPEDS 2023–24 · Updated July 2026

Trend · IPEDS 2014–2024

Acceptance rate & applications over time

Acceptance rate 0%20%40%60%80%test-optional62.7%58.6% Applications 5.2k12.4k 14–1517–1820–2123–24
Acceptance rateApplications

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Over the 10 years of federal data, University of Michigan-Dearborn's acceptance rate has fallen from 62.7% in 2014–15 to 58.6% in 2023–24. Applications grew from 5,199 to 12,373 (+138%) over that period.

Its 58.6% rate makes University of Michigan-Dearborn more selective than about 76% of the 1,419 schools tracked here. Among 40 tracked Michigan schools, it is more selective than about 88%.

In 2023–24, women were admitted at a higher rate (62.6% for women vs 54.4% for men, a 8.2-point gap). University of Michigan-Dearborn has been test-optional since 2021–22. Of admitted students, 15.9% enrolled (the yield rate) in 2023–24.

Full year-by-year table
YearApplicantsAdmittedAcceptanceEnrolled
2014–15 5,199 3,258 62.7% 951
2015–16 5,346 3,329 62.3% 985
2016–17 5,328 3,448 64.7% 1,074
2017–18 5,731 3,684 64.3% 1,106
2018–19 7,695 6,000 78% 1,093
2019–20 6,470 4,009 62% 1,015
2020–21 7,300 4,928 67.5% 1,003
2021–22 8,065 5,546 68.8% 1,084
2022–23 12,026 6,506 54.1% 1,005
2023–24 12,373 7,254 58.6% 1,157
By gender · 2023–24

Acceptance rate by gender

GroupApplicantsAdmittedAcceptance
Women6,3403,97062.6%
Men6,0303,28254.4%
Test scores · 2023–24

SAT / ACT ranges & policy

Test-optional (considered if submitted).

Test25th–75th percentile% submitting
SAT EBRW500–63062%
SAT Math490–630
ACT Composite23–303%
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FAQ

Frequently asked

What is University of Michigan-Dearborn's acceptance rate?

University of Michigan-Dearborn's acceptance rate is 58.6% for 2023–24, the most recent year of federal IPEDS data (7,254 admitted of 12,373 applicants).

Is University of Michigan-Dearborn test optional?

University of Michigan-Dearborn is test-optional: SAT/ACT scores are considered if submitted but not required.

How many people apply to University of Michigan-Dearborn?

University of Michigan-Dearborn received 12,373 applications in 2023–24 and admitted 7,254.

What SAT score do you need for University of Michigan-Dearborn?

Admitted students at University of Michigan-Dearborn typically scored 500–630 on SAT Reading/Writing and 490–630 on SAT Math (middle-50% ranges).

Is University of Michigan-Dearborn getting harder to get into?

University of Michigan-Dearborn has become harder to get into: its acceptance rate went from 62.7% in 2014–15 to 58.6% in 2023–24.

Method & sources

How this is calculated

Acceptance rate = admitted ÷ applicants, first-time degree-seeking undergraduates, from the U.S. Department of Education's IPEDS Admissions (ADM) survey; institution details from the IPEDS Institutional Characteristics (HD) survey. Data span: 2014–15 to 2023–24. Official site: https://umdearborn.edu/.