Admissions Procedure

Applications for Admission are forwarded to the Admissions Committee as soon as all information is received.  Decisions of the Admissions Committee are based on an assessment of the candidate's probability to succeed in the academic programs and the candidate's potential for making a positive contribution to the Michigan Jewish Institute.  Acceptance to MJI is contingent upon satisfactory completion of all work in progress at the time of acceptance. 

An official Application for Admission, along with a $50.00 non-refundable application fee, must be filed in the Admissions Office of the Michigan Jewish Institute before any consideration regarding admissions can begin.  The Application for Admission can be obtained from the Institute, downloaded from this website or completed online .  

To be considered for admission the following items must be submitted:

•    Completed application
•    Evidence or student affirmation of graduation from High School or equvialent
•    $50.00 non-refundable application fee (this fee is included in the Study Abroad Program fee) 

The Decision

After all data has been reviewed, the Admissions Committee may:

• Admit a student unconditionally
• Delay an admissions decisions in order to obtain more information
• Provisionally admit a student pending receipt of additional information
• Admit a student on a provisional status.  Students are given two semesters to demonstrate their ability to do the academic work demanded of MJI students.
• Deny an application

MJI has the policy of deciding on admissions as applications come in (rolling admissions).  Candidates are notified of the decision as soon as all supporting data has been reviewed.