Undergraduate Admissions Blog

Although most of your college application work is likely complete at this point, it’s important that you continue the momentum you’ve been building and do what’s necessary in your senior year to set yourself up for success in college.

Congratulations! The Hard Part™ is over. You’ve done all of the work necessary to apply to the University of Michigan and the Ross BBA program — and now is the time to sit back and be patient as the process moves forward. 

That’s it - we’ve done it! I think we just launched what will quickly become my favorite event every year: The Michigan Ross All-Access Weekend. The All-Access Weekend is a new program we developed to give high-achieving high school students from across the U.S. a special behind-the-scenes look at what life at Michigan Ross is really like.

October is here! If you’re planning on applying to the Michigan Ross BBA program, I want to provide a quick checklist of what you should be doing right now to best prepare yourself for success.

I don’t need to tell you that the essays are an important part of the Michigan Ross BBA application process. These essays give us insight into who you are, what goals you have, the way you approach problem solving, how you learn from your past, and so much more.

I have a prediction to make, and I’m just going to throw it out there: The first class you’ll take at Michigan Ross will be totally different than any other class you’ve taken until now.

Visiting college campuses is a crucial part of the college search process, and if you’re even considering Michigan Ross I hope you’ll visit us this summer.

One of the reasons our students tell us they like the Ross BBA Program so much is because there are a ton of ways they can add to their experience.

For the new students we’ve admitted to join the Ross Class of 2022, the first step of entering that new experience is right around the corner: Summer Orientation. I want to try to help some of your questions surrounding Orientation by giving you a peek behind the curtain about what to expect.

Ross has many outreach programs designed to introduce and educate students on what it means to be a successful business student and professional