Did Michigan admit anyone off the waitlist for the Class of 2030?

Yes. 8 applicants reported coming off the Michigan waitlist, out of 45 total reports logged during the cycle.

When did the Michigan waitlist start moving?

The first reported movement at Michigan was May 8, 2026. The last was May 8, 2026. The busiest week began May 4, 2026, with 8 reported events.

Class of 2030 · Waitlist archive · 45 reports

Did Michigan move its waitlist?

8 applicants reported coming off the Michigan waitlist during the Class of 2030 cycle. Here is when it happened, day by day.

8Came off the list

0AO contacts

0Extended

35Still waiting

45Total reports

Every figure is a count of individual, dated, anonymous reports from applicants. Not an institutional disclosure.

When it moved

The first reported movement at Michigan was May 8, 2026. The last was May 8, 2026. The busiest single week began May 4, 2026, with 8 reported events.

Michigan · weekly volume2025-12-22 → 2026-05-29

DecJanFebMarAprMay

Week with an admit Week with AO contact Reports, no movement

What was reported

Event	Reports	Share
Still waiting, nothing yet	35	77.8%
Came off the waitlist	8	17.8%
Closed out	2	4.4%

By division

Division	Reports
ROSS	10
LSA	10
ENG	8

Where reporters applied from

Region	Reports
US — Pacific Northwest	4
US — California	2
US — Northeast	2
US — Mid-Atlantic / DMV	1
US — Southeast	1

How this was collected 45 reports, submitted anonymously by applicants as their status changed, between 2025-12-22 and 2026-05-29. Provenance: 44 web, 1 organic. Every row carries its own date and source tag. Reports flagged as recovered from local storage are excluded from movement timing because their submission time is unreliable. No personal information is collected or stored. Full methodology.

Other schools that cycle

Columbia10 Georgetown14 NYU11 Vanderbilt21 UChicago10 Cornell12 Princeton10 Harvard4 Penn4 Stanford4 UCLA15 Brown2 Northwestern1 UC San Diego2

Number shown is reported admits off the waitlist.

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