Applying to MSU Dubai Bachelor's Degree Programs
Admission to MSU Dubai is competitive. For strongest consideration of your application, submit your application early in your final year of secondary school, using the on-line application process. Admission decisions are typically made 4 to 6 weeks after all of your application materials are received. MSU strongly encourages a college preparatory curriculum in secondary school.
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Bachelor's degree admission is based on:
- Your academic performance in high school
- The strength and quality of your curriculum
- Recent trends in your academic performance
- Your class rank
- Your ACT, SAT, or other test results (recommended)
- Your TOEFL score or (MSU English Language test (MSUELT)
- Your leadership, talents, conduct, and diversity of experience
For more details please use the following guides:
- Application Instructions (PDF)
- After Submitting Your Application (PDF)
- Minimum English Requirements (PDF)
- Frequently Asked Questions (PDF)
Send your current transcripts and test scores. You need not wait to complete all of your coursework before applying.
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Preparing for Your College Experience at MSU Dubai
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If you are considering earning your bachelor’s degree from Michigan State University, you should pursue a college preparatory curriculum that at a minimum includes:
- 4 years of English (composition and literature)
- 3 years of math (2 years of algebra, 1 year of geometry, and 1 higher-level math course)
- 3 years of social studies (history, anthropology, economics, geography, government, political science, psychology, or sociology)
- 2 years of science (biology, chemistry, physics, or earth science)
- 2 years of a single foreign language
If you are lacking in one of these areas, your application will still be considered. However, a less rigorous curriculum could put you at a disadvantage.
MSU encourages students to take honors, Advanced Placement, and International Baccalaureate courses when possible. It is preferable for students to fill course schedules with a majority of core academic courses each marking period, including four each semester during their senior year.


