a great environment to learn. A great town as well, good people.

The winters are very snowy and cold. The town can feel crowded in the summer.

a wonderful place to go to school. Consider living right near campus, like near Hill street

Yes

Work hard play hard atmosphere

Tons of awesome resources in a wide breadth of studies

Can sometimes be difficult to make such a large school small

There is a great mix of academics, athletics, and social life that you can't get at most schools

Yes

The organizations and programs you can take advantage of, the network of people you can surround yourself with, and the prestige that brings the top companies to recruit here

In Engineering, class experiences can be very average despite excellent faculty, and study abroad opportunities are limited

Michigan can offer all of this despite being a genuinely fun place to be. Ann Arbor, the football games, the school pride are as good as anywhere.

Yes

There are plenty of recruiting opportunities available to top students from Michigan. Classes are interesting and sufficiently challenging.

Some professors (especially in the College of Engineering) have very poor English skills, which sometimes makes it difficult to follow along in class. Also, the average student at Michigan was not a superstar in high school, which makes working in group projects (as a top student) often more of a hassle than anything else.

Do well in school and on the ACT/SAT and apply early action.

Yes

Academic rigor pushes students forward while nice professors would always be willing to help students out

Too big, though, sometimes it is hard to elect courses you want

The weather for sure. The winter in Ann Arbor is terrifying.

Yes

Great facilities, amazing staff. Ross offered top state of the art technology and hired teachers from all over the world.

Credits were quite expensive, even for residents of the state of michigan

if you want to be challenged and surrounded by elite students, ross is the way to go

Yes