The truth is, it’s hard to stand out on a resume these days, but having the Ross MM degree makes you shine, and it makes companies want to get to know you.

Safwaan Mir had a tough decision on his hands. Throughout undergrad, his goal was to pursue a degree in biomedical physics and go on to do research. But in his senior year during his capstone project...

More and more, our society is driven by big ideas, so you have to have that lexicon and be able to dabble in all of these different areas that integrate in business.

There’s a point to every class — it’s work you would actually be doing in business.

Looking at the transition from senior year to now, I honestly learned more in these 10 months than I did in four years. It’s just crazy.

The MM Program was a really great opportunity to complement those business skills I didn’t receive in an educational setting, and I thought they would prove very valuable for me in the future.

I wasn’t sure how to present myself, being an anthropology and art history major with a restaurant background.

Curiosity has always been a quality that marked Cooper Wrona’s academic career. From his experiences in undergrad as a psychology student to leading his team at...

Lucia didn’t realize how much opportunity lay in fashion until she spoke with a Michigan Ross alum who worked in the industry. The two chatted about various career paths, which gave Lucia a better...

Jamie Yeung, MM ‘21, swam the breaststroke leg of the 4x100 medley relay for Hong Kong at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. While Jamie trained for the Olympics, she was also a full-time Master of Management...