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Prospective Students

Find out what being a Spartan is all about by joining our mailing list. Signing up will ensure that you receive the latest communication and updates from Michigan State, including information about important dates, events, and information about the application process.

Visit Campus this Summer

Home to one of the largest and most beautiful campuses in the nation, MSU invites you and your family to visit this summer. Come explore campus, tour facilities, and see for yourself why MSU is one of the leading research institutions in the world. The Office of Admissions offers several opportunities for vistiors to explore Michigan State. Sign up for a program today!

Explore MSU's Residential Colleges

Michigan State is one of the largest universities in the country, able to offer tremendous resources and opportunities to students. Yet, size is relative. MSU's residential colleges -- James Madison College, Lyman Briggs College, and the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities -- offer students the opportunity to engage in highly personalized and focused environments while having all the advantages that come with a Division I, Big Ten university. If you are interested in political science, the natural sciences, or arts and humanities check out MSU's residential college options!

Already Admitted?

If you've already been admitted to Michigan State University -- Congratulations! You should submit your Advanced Enrollment Deposit (AED) soon to reserve your place in the incoming class. Submitting your AED also allows you to reserve campus housing and register for an Academic Orientation Program. Admitted students are also able to sign up for Inside MSU - a unique, inside look at campus reserved exclusively for admitted students.

Diversity and Inclusion

As the nation's pioneer land-grant institution, Michigan State University seeks to promote a culture that encourages all people to contribute their unique talents and abilities. Learn more about diversity and inclusion at MSU.

 

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