University of Michigan – Ann Arbor

General Information

1. What is the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor?
   A public university located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, known for its academic excellence and vibrant campus life.

2. When was the University of Michigan founded?
   It was founded in 1817.

3. What is the campus size?
   The Ann Arbor campus spans approximately 3,200 acres.

4. What is the university’s mascot?
   The mascot is the Wolverine.

5. What is the student population?
   Approximately 31,319 undergraduate students.

6. Is Michigan part of the Big Ten Conference?
   Yes, it is a member of the Big Ten Conference.

7. Where is the University of Michigan located?
   503 Thompson St, Ann Arbor, MI 48109.

8. What type of university is it?
   It is a public, research-intensive university.

9. Is Michigan considered an Ivy League school?
   No, but it is often referred to as a “Public Ivy.”

10. What is the school’s motto?
    “Artes, Scientia, Veritas” (Arts, Knowledge, Truth).

Admissions

11. What is the acceptance rate?
    The acceptance rate is approximately 18%.

12. What is the application deadline?
    February 1 for regular admissions.

13. What is the early action deadline?
    November 1.

14. What are the required standardized tests?
    SAT and ACT are optional for most applicants.

15. What is the SAT score range?
    1350-1530 (for those who submit).

16. What is the ACT score range?
    31-34 (for those who submit).

17. What is the application fee?
    $75.

18. Does Michigan accept the Common App?
    Yes.

19. Is there an early decision option?
    No, Michigan offers Early Action but not Early Decision.

20. What is the average GPA of admitted students?
    Admitted students typically have an average high school GPA of 3.9 or higher.

Academics

21. What are the most popular majors?
    Information Science, Economics, and Business.

22. How many undergraduate majors are offered?
    More than 250 majors.

23. What is the student-to-faculty ratio?
    4:1.

24. Does Michigan offer online courses?
    Yes, some courses are offered online.

25. Are evening degree programs available?
    Yes.

26. What is the average class size?
    The average class size is approximately 30 students.

27. Are there honors programs?
    Yes, Michigan offers several honors programs.

28. What academic support services are available?
    Tutoring, writing centers, and advising services.

29. Does the university have study abroad programs?
    Yes, with programs in more than 50 countries.

30. What is the library system like?
    Michigan has 20 libraries with over 13 million volumes.

Campus Life

31. Is on-campus housing available for freshmen?
    Yes, freshmen are guaranteed housing.

32. What percentage of students live on campus?
    About 33% of students live on campus.

33. What dining options are available?
    Multiple dining halls and food courts with diverse cuisine.

34. Is Greek life active on campus?
    Yes, about 49% of students participate in Greek life.

35. What is the role of athletics at Michigan?
    Varsity sports, particularly football, are a major part of campus life.

36. How many student organizations are there?
    Over 1,600 registered student organizations.

37. Are there arts and cultural events on campus?
    Yes, including concerts, theater productions, and art exhibits.

38. Is there a student recreation center?
    Yes, with fitness facilities, courts, and swimming pools.

39. What types of dorms are available?
    Traditional, suite-style, and apartment-style dorms.

40. Does the campus have safety measures?
    Yes, including 24/7 campus security, blue light emergency phones, and a campus app.

Cost and Financial Aid

41. What is the in-state tuition cost?
    Approximately $16,865 per year.

42. What is the out-of-state tuition cost?
    Approximately $57,273 per year.

43. What is the average cost after financial aid?
    $19,318 per year.

44. How many students receive financial aid?
    About 74% of students.

45. Does Michigan meet full demonstrated financial need?
    Yes, for in-state students.

46. Are merit scholarships available?
    Yes, Michigan offers merit-based scholarships.

47. What is the average financial aid package?
    Approximately $15,121 per year.

48. Are there work-study opportunities?
    Yes, through federal and university programs.

49. Does the university offer veteran benefits?
    Yes, veterans and military families are supported.

50. Are international students eligible for aid?
    Limited financial aid options are available for international students.

Athletics

51. What division are Michigan’s sports teams in?
    NCAA Division I-FBS.

52. What is the nickname for Michigan’s sports teams?
    The Wolverines.

53. What is the capacity of Michigan Stadium?
    Over 107,000, making it the largest in the U.S.

54. Are intramural sports available?
    Yes, with a variety of options for all skill levels.

55. Does Michigan have a swim team?
    Yes, a highly competitive NCAA swim team.

56. Are there club sports?
    Yes, more than 30 club sports are available.

57. What athletic facilities are on campus?
    Fitness centers, swimming pools, and indoor/outdoor courts.

58. How are tickets for games distributed?
    Students can purchase season passes or individual tickets.

59. What is the most popular sport on campus?
    Football is the most popular sport.

60. Does Michigan host esports teams?
    Yes, Michigan has competitive esports teams.

Student Services

61. Does Michigan offer career services?
    Yes, including resume workshops, internships, and job placement.

62. Is there a mental health counseling center?
    Yes, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS).

63. Does the university have disability services?
    Yes, through the Services for Students with Disabilities office.

64. Is there a veteran’s center?
    Yes, the Veteran and Military Services office.

65. Are there diversity and inclusion programs?
    Yes, through the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.

66. Does Michigan have daycare facilities?
    Yes, daycare services are available for students with children.

67. Are there LGBTQ+ resources?
    Yes, through the Spectrum Center.

68. Are academic advisors available?
    Yes, each student is assigned an academic advisor.

69. What transportation options are available?
    Campus buses, shuttles, and bike-sharing programs.

70. Does Michigan offer health services?
    Yes, University Health Services provides medical care.

Post-Graduation

71. What is the graduation rate?
    93%.

72. What is the median starting salary for graduates?
    $63,400 per year.

73. What percentage of students are employed after graduation?
    94% within two years.

74. Does Michigan have a strong alumni network?
    Yes, with over 630,000 alumni worldwide.

75. Are internships part of the curriculum?
    Many programs incorporate internships.

76. Is Michigan known for research opportunities?
    Yes, it is a leading research institution.

77. What is the reputation of Michigan graduates?
    Highly regarded across industries and academia.

78. Are there graduate programs available?
    Yes, across multiple disciplines.

79. Does Michigan offer online master’s programs?
    Yes, in selected fields.

80. Are alumni involved in mentoring students?
    Yes, through alumni networks and career services.

Miscellaneous

81. What is the weather like in Ann Arbor?
    Cold winters, mild springs, and pleasant summers.

82. Does Michigan have a study abroad program?
    Yes, with opportunities in over 50 countries.

83. What are the most popular student organizations?
    Michigan Marching Band, Greek life, and professional societies.

84. Is the campus walkable?
    Yes, most facilities are within walking distance.

85. Does Michigan have a sustainability program?
    Yes, including recycling and renewable energy initiatives.

86. What are the dining options on campus?
    Multiple dining halls and cafés.

87. Are pets allowed in dorms?
    No, except for service animals.

88. What’s the student-favorite hangout spot?
    The Diag, a central campus area.

89. What cultural events take place on campus?
    Performances, festivals, and guest lectures.

90. Are there weekend activities for students?
    Yes, including sports, concerts, and local events.

Special Programs

91. Does Michigan have an honors college?
    Yes, the Honors Program.

92. Are there first-year programs?
    Yes, including seminars and learning communities.

93. Does Michigan offer co-op programs?
    Yes, especially in engineering and business.

94. What’s the biggest event on campus?
    Football games and commencement.

95. Does Michigan host guest speakers?
    Yes, including industry leaders and Nobel laureates.

96. What’s the freshman retention rate?
    Over 97%.

97. Are there religious organizations on campus?
    Yes, for various faiths.

98. What’s unique about Michigan’s curriculum?
    Flexibility and interdisciplinary studies.

99. Does Michigan have a winter break?
    Yes, typically 3-4 weeks long.

100. What makes Michigan stand out?
     Its academic excellence, vibrant campus life, and global impact.