We’re Bringing Michigan Ross to You
Get a sense of what it’s like to be a student at top-ranked Michigan Ross, while staying close to home. Experience our signature action-based learning curriculum, connect with leaders like yourself, and discover how business can ignite your potential and transform your future.
Engage in a workshop led by one of the Ross Centers & Institutes, collaborate on a group business project, hone your presentation skills, and learn more about the Ross admissions process.
This event is free to attend.
During the event, you will:
Learn about the Michigan Ross action-based curriculum
Engage with Ross faculty, admissions staff, and students
Build a positive and professional network with highly motivated peers
Gain a deeper understanding of the college application process
Participate in a group-based activity focused on a specific area of business
You are expected to participate in all aspects of the program.
- Current high school sophomore or junior
- GPA of 3.5 or higher
- Discover Ross is geared toward, but not limited to, students from a group historically underrepresented at the University of Michigan, such as Black or African-American, Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, American Indian or Native Alaskan, first-generation college students, students from households with limited financial resources, and students from underrepresented geographic areas.
There is no cost to attend this event.
Parents or guardians will be invited back to attend the workshop at the end of the day.
While attending the event does not improve chances of admission, the event does provide exposure to an undergraduate business education, which provides attendees with a more clear view of their potential and interest in pursuing a business degree.
Students attending local high schools in each city are encouraged to attend. Citizenship status is not a requirement to attend. Students living abroad should not attend.
No, Discover Ross is specific to the location in which the attendee lives and where they attend high school. Preference is given to students attending local high schools in the area.
Attendees will be responsible for transportation to and from the workshop.
Additional questions about this event can be directed to:
Kimberly Williams
Assistant Director of Transfer and Outreach Initiatives
kimannwi@umich.edu or 734-763-5796
Allysa Decato
Admissions Officer
decatoa@umich.edu or 734-764-0088