Get the inside scoop about life at U-M and applying to Michigan from Office of Undergraduate Admissions staff and guest student and faculty writers.
As a prospective member of the #Victors2024 class, you may already be considering joining the Michigan Marching Band. Because our athletic bands are such a beloved extracurricular on campus, let’s take a quick look into my personal experience as a drummer in the Michigan Basketball Band.
Lloyd Scholars for Writing and the Arts (formerly known as the Lloyd Hall Scholars Program) is a close-knit, supportive, and diverse community where students can grow, learn, and be creative, regardless of their major. Established as Michigan’s first Living-Learning Community in 1962, today we offer innovative writing and arts classes, student-led clubs, poetry awards, leadership opportunities, and an arts and literary journal.
Michigan’s Theme Communities allow you to make your first-year living experience unique to your interests by joining a community of people who share a common interest or lifestyle. Theme Communities have a designated space within one of the amazing Michigan dorms, and span Central Campus, Hill Neighborhood, and North Campus ( The 2019-2020 SubFree cohort is pictured above!)
"Why Go Blue?" is a series that features alumni, their decision to Go Blue, and how that decision has impacted their careers and lives.
By the time you’re reading this, dear blog reader, I will have returned home for the holidays. Before I depart for holiday festivities with my family, however, I have an advising appointment.
The Go Blue Guarantee is U-M’s commitment to keeping a world-class education affordable and accessible for all Michigan residents pursuing undergraduate study on our Ann Arbor campus. To learn more about the Go Blue Guarantee on an individual level, I interviewed JT Lacovetta, a student veteran at the University of Michigan majoring in Nuclear Engineering.
Get ready to launch your career – even from your first day – as a student at the University of Michigan. Here’s just a sampling of some of the best and most interesting opportunities that Michigan provides you as you translate your major and your interests into a fulfilling and rewarding career.
It’s that time of year again…course registration! As a sophomore in LSA interested in social sciences and the humanities, I realized I’ve flown through three semesters and avoided taking a natural science course. For those who are unfamiliar, LSA requires students to take a minimum of seven credits in natural science (with a total area distribution requirement of 30 credits. For the full details, click here).
I cannot believe that it’s already November. Your girl has stayed busy with classes, work, the internship search, and hanging out with friends. Here’s what’s happened in the life of a computer science senior over the last three months, all in a couple of words and a whole lot of pictures.
Happy First-Gen/STEAM Student Day! Today, I'm going to walk you through a couple of valuable resources on campus available to first-gen and STEAM students. One of the greatest things about the University of Michigan is the sheer amount of incredible resources available. The key to utilizing all of these resources, of course, is knowing that they're available. Go Blue!
