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First-Year Students
First-year students are those who have completed their junior year of high school or have graduated from high school or earned their GED (or other high school equivalency), and have not taken college classes following high school graduation. If you completed college courses while in high school or are part of an early/middle college program, you're considered a first-year student.
Transfer Students
You are a transfer applicant if you graduated from high school AND took at least one college course following high school graduation (even if you did not complete the course or received a grade that did not demonstrate your best work). Students enrolled in an early/middle college program are considered first-year students for admission and scholarship purposes.
International Students
Students with dual US citizenship should not apply as international students, even if they currently reside outside of the United States. These students should apply as domestic first-year or domestic transfer students.
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Graduate Students
A student applying to graduate school is someone who holds a bachelor's degree and is seeking admission to a program that leads to a master's or doctoral degree. This involves applying to specialized programs that delve deeper into specific disciplines or prepare students for professional careers.
Online Students
Michigan Tech's online degree programs offer the same excellent education no matter where you are. For students taking classes online at the undergraduate, graduate, or certificate level.
Summer Youth Programs
Michigan Tech's Summer Youth Programs (SYP) are designed for students in grades 6-11. These programs offer hands-on learning experiences and career exploration in various fields, allowing students to delve into subjects like engineering, science, technology, computing, business, humanities, and law.
