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Direct Admit Program eligible schools within the state of Michigan MSU Admissions Office defines underserved High Schools as those that have (40%+ free-reduced lunch) DISTRICT School Alpena Public Schools Alpena High School Saginaw, School District of the City of Arthur Hill High School Battle Creek Public Schools Battle Creek Central High School BEECHER COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT BEECHER HIGH SCHOOL VAN BUREN PUBLIC SCHOOLS BELLEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Detroit Public Schools Community District Benjamin Carson School for Science and Medicine BRONSON COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT BRONSON JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL Caro Community Schools Caro High School Detroit Public Schools Community District Cass Technical High School LES CHENEAUX Community Schools CEDARVILLE SCHOOL CESAR CHAVEZ ACADEMY CESAR CHAVEZ HIGH SCHOOL Charlevoix Public Schools Charlevoix Middle/ High School GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS CITY MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL Detroit Public Schools Community District Cody Academy of Public Leadership Coldwater Community Schools Coldwater High School Detroit Public Schools Community District Communication and Media Arts HS Grand Rapids Public Schools Community Transition Campus Comstock Public Schools Comstock Compass High School COMSTOCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL Centreville Public Schools Covered Bridge School Detroit Public Schools Community District Davis Aerospace High School Education Achievement Authority of Michigan Denby High School DETOUR AREA SCHOOLS DETOUR HIGH SCHOOL Detroit City West Side Academy for Leadership Detroit Public Schools Community District Development Detroit Collegiate Preparatory High School @ Detroit Public Schools Community District Northwestern Detroit Delta Preparatory Academy for Social Justice Detroit Delta Preparatory Academy for Social Justice Detroit Edison Public School Academy Detroit Edison Public School Academy - High School Detroit Public Schools Community District Detroit Institute of Technology at Cody Detroit Public Schools Community District Detroit International Academy for Young Women Detroit Leadership Academy Detroit Leadership Academy Middle/High Detroit Public Schools Community District Detroit School of Arts Detroit Public Schools Community District Douglass Academy for Young Men East Detroit Public Schools East Detroit High School Detroit Public Schools Community District East English Village Preparatory Academy Kentwood Public Schools East Kentwood High School LANSING PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Escanaba Area Public Schools Escanaba Area Public High School LANSING PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL Ewen-Trout Creek Consolidated School District Ewen-Trout Creek Consolidated School Fairview Area School District Fairview School FERNDALE PUBLIC SCHOOLS FERNDALE HIGH SCHOOL FITZGERALD PUBLIC SCHOOLS FITZGERALD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Flat Rock Community Schools Flat Rock Community High School FOREST AREA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FOREST AREA HIGH SCHOOL FOREST PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT FOREST PARK SCHOOL Direct Admit Program eligible schools within the state of Michigan MSU Admissions Office defines underserved High Schools as those that have (40%+ free-reduced lunch) FRANKFORT-ELBERTA AREA SCHOOLS FRANKFORT HIGH SCHOOL Fraser Public Schools Fraser High School GENESEE SCHOOL DISTRICT Genesee High School Grand Rapids Public Schools Grand Rapids Montessori Public School GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS GRAND RAPIDS UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY ACADEMY Grand River Preparatory High School Grand River Preparatory High School Hamtramck, School District of the City of Hamtramck High School Harbor Beach Community Schools Harbor Beach Community High School Hastings Area School District Hastings High School School District of the City of Hazel Park Hazel Park High School SAGINAW TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY SCHOOLS HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL Holland City School District Holland High School Hamtramck, School District of the City of Horizon High School Inland Lakes Schools Inland Lakes Secondary School Grand Rapids Public Schools Innovation Central High School Fitzgerald Public Schools International Academy of Macomb Lansing Public School District J.W. Sexton High School JACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Jalen Rose Leadership Academy Jalen Rose Leadership Academy JOHANNESBURG-LEWISTON AREA SCHOOLS JOHANNESBURG-LEWISTON HIGH SCHOOL Wayne-Westland Community School District John Glenn High School Kalamazoo Public Schools Kalamazoo Central High School KALKASKA PUBLIC SCHOOLS KALKASKA HIGH SCHOOL Detroit Public Schools Community District King High School Detroit Public Schools Community District King High School Breitung Township School District Kingsford High School KINGSTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT KINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port Laker Schools Laker High School LAMPHERE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Lamphere High School L'Anse Area Schools L'Anse High School St. Ignace Area Schools LaSalle High School Fenton Area Public Schools Linden High School Kalamazoo Public Schools Loy Norrix High School Madison District Public Schools Madison High School Madison District Public Schools Madison Preparatory High School Sault Ste. Marie Area Schools Malcolm High School Manistique Area Schools Manistique Middle and High School MARCELLUS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS MARCELLUS HIGH SCHOOL Marshall Public Schools Marshall High School Marshall Public Schools Marshall Opportunity High School Detroit Public Schools Community District Medicine and Community Health Academy at Cody MENOMINEE AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Menominee High School Millington Community Schools Millington High School Mona Shores Public School District MONA SHORES HIGH SCHOOL MONTAGUE AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS MONTAGUE HIGH SCHOOL Boyne City Public Schools Morgan-Shaw School Education Achievement Authority of Michigan Mumford High School Direct Admit Program eligible schools within the state of Michigan MSU Admissions Office defines underserved High Schools as those that have (40%+ free-reduced lunch) Munising Public Schools Munising High and Middle School Muskegon, Public Schools of the City of Muskegon High School NAH TAH WAHSH PUBLIC SCHOOL ACADEMY NAH TAH WAHSH PUBLIC SCHOOL ACADEMY TAHQUAMENON AREA SCHOOLS Newberry High School Niles Community Schools Niles Senior High School NORTH DICKINSON COUNTY SCHOOLS NORTH DICKINSON SCHOOL NORTH HURON SCHOOL DISTRICT NORTH HURON SCHOOL Northview Public Schools Northview High School Flint, School District of the City of Northwestern High School Norway-Vulcan Area Schools Norway High School Oak Park, School District of the City of Oak Park High School OAKRIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OAKRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL OAKRIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OAKRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL WEST BRANCH-ROSE CITY AREA SCHOOLS OGEMAW HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Ojibwe Charter School Ojibwe Charter School Ontonagon Area School District Ontonagon Area School ORCHARD VIEW SCHOOLS ORCHARD VIEW COMMUNITY EDUCATION ORCHARD VIEW SCHOOLS ORCHARD VIEW HIGH SCHOOL Detroit Public Schools Community District Osborn Academy of Mathematics Detroit Public Schools Community District Osborn College Preparatory Academy Osborn Evergreen Academy of Design and Alternative Detroit Public Schools Community District Energy GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS OTTAWA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Education Achievement Authority of Michigan Pershing High School Public Schools of Petoskey Petoskey High School Pickford Public Schools Pickford Public Schools Alpena-Montmorency-Alcona ESD Pied Piper School Kentwood Public Schools Pine Rest - Kentwood Public Schools QUINCY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL RAVENNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS RAVENNA HIGH SCHOOL REESE PUBLIC SCHOOLS REESE HIGH SCHOOL Detroit Public Schools Community District Renaissance High School River Rouge, School District of the City of River Rouge High School ROCKFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS RIVER VALLEY ACADEMY ROMULUS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS ROMULUS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CASSOPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS ROSS BEATTY HIGH SCHOOL Saginaw, School District of the City of Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy Saginaw, School District of the City of Saginaw High School Sault Ste. Marie Area Schools Sault Area High School Education Achievement Authority of Michigan Southeastern High School Southfield Public School District Southfield High School for the Arts and Technology SOUTHFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT SOUTHFIELD REGIONAL ACADEMIC CAMPUS Flint, School District of the City of Southwestern Classical Academy Springport Public Schools Springport High School Sturgis Public Schools Sturgis High School Superior Central School District Superior Central School SWAN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT SWAN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Direct Admit Program eligible schools within the state of Michigan MSU Admissions Office defines underserved High Schools as those that have (40%+ free-reduced lunch) Jackson Public Schools TA Wilson School Union City Community Schools Union City High School Dowagiac Union School District Union High School GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS UNION HIGH SCHOOL Ferndale Public Schools University High School Ferndale Public Schools University High School University Preparatory Academy (PSAD) University Preparatory Academy (PSAD) - High School University Preparatory Science and Math (PSAD) High University Preparatory Science and Math (PSAD) School UNIVERSITY YES ACADEMY UNIVERSITY YES ACADEMY Vanderbilt Area Schools Vanderbilt Area School VANDERCOOK LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS VANDERCOOK LAKE HIGH SCHOOL Waverly Community Schools Waverly Senior High School Wayland Union Schools Wayland Union High School WAYNE-WESTLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT WAYNE MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL WEST IRON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEST IRON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Detroit Public Schools Community District Western International High School Wolverine Community School District Wolverine Middle/High School .
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