Eastern Michigan University

Eastern Michigan University has always been dedicated to helping students discover their true passion. Established in 1849 as a small teacher's college, EMU is a large educational and research institution with a distinct combination of robust academic services and strong community initiatives. It offers more than 200 Graduate Majors, Minors, and Degrees, plus over 150 Graduate Programs to its 21,105 students.

Eastern Michigan University promotes the establishment and operation of integrated research units as centers and institutes where they have the capacity to provide a specific contribution or service. Centers and institutes support the University's educational mission and concentrate on demonstrated needs through interdisciplinary and problem-oriented research. Campus Life provides student-centered learning, growth, and engagement programs that challenge and promote the unique talents, needs, perspectives, and desires of students, professional staff, and members of the wider campus community. Going to college is all about pursuing one's own passions, and no matter wha... Read more

Eastern Michigan University has always been dedicated to helping students discover their true passion. Established in 1849 as a small teacher's college, EMU is a large educational and research institution with a distinct combination of robust academic services and strong community initiatives. It offers more than 200 Graduate Majors, Minors, and Degrees, plus over 150 Graduate Programs to its 21,105 students.

Eastern Michigan University promotes the establishment and operation of integrated research units as centers and institutes where they have the capacity to provide a specific contribution or service. Centers and institutes support the University's educational mission and concentrate on demonstrated needs through interdisciplinary and problem-oriented research. Campus Life provides student-centered learning, growth, and engagement programs that challenge and promote the unique talents, needs, perspectives, and desires of students, professional staff, and members of the wider campus community. Going to college is all about pursuing one's own passions, and no matter what students are interested in they're likely to find a student group here at the university—full of people who share their enthusiasm. Student organizations help one learn about specific areas of interest, develop new skills, network with faculty and staff, and make friends and have fun.

The university offers different types of scholarships: Freshmen Scholarships, Transfer Scholarships, Graduate Scholarships, and Featured Scholarships. Scholarships are open to incoming transfer students who are entitled to fall enrolment and winter enrolment. Merit-based transition scholarships are affordable and require a minimum of 3.0 GPA and 30 transferable loans from a regionally approved institution at the time of admission. Scholarships only include the fall and winter semesters (not summer).