For a physics major in Michigan with a 2.7 GPA and a 25 ACT score, several universities are recommended. Central Michigan University, Michigan State University, Eastern Michigan University, and Northern Michigan University are all considered viable options. Michigan State is noted for its strong engineering and physics programs, though admission may be competitive. The University of Michigan is mentioned as a possibility, but chances of acceptance are lower. Michigan Technological University is also highlighted as a solid choice, despite its colder climate. The discussion emphasizes that all these schools have their strengths and that applicants should feel confident in applying to any of them. Additionally, applying to around ten schools is suggested as a common practice.
