Being a Ross student isn’t always easy. As Anthony Coffie puts it, “Being a Ross student means pursuing my highest academic and professional self. It means stepping out of my comfort zone. It means...

Cory came to the Michigan Ross MBA Program with more than seven years of professional experience in healthcare consulting. He had focused his career in the niche revenue cycle consulting space...

Pre-med student Elise Corden has bigger aspirations than just making diagnoses — she wants to make a difference.

After completing his undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan’s Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, Forrest Cox aimed to make an impact in American Indian Country. His journey has led...

As a serial entrepreneur, I chose Ross due to the flexibility of the program and the ability to select classes that fit my interests.

Kenneth Daniel, BBA ’20, believes following your passion can make a world of difference in achieving career success and happiness. Kenneth is following his passion – or “North Star,” as he calls it –...

I grew up in Calcutta, India -- lively, warm, argumentative people whose passionate debates leave nothing untouched.

Since obtaining her MBA, Deb has been promoted three times – and now she’s president of American Water Enterprises, a subsidiary of the company.

The COVID-19 pandemic made life nontraditional for many people, including Kimmy Dennis, BBA ’25. But being nontraditional is something that Kimmy has embraced; it’s led her right to where she wants to...

“What I’ve seen in my exposure to the business world so far is that there’s not just one correct answer. Our classes force you to figure out multiple, different answers and why the one answer you landed on is best."

I feel like the hard part is deciding whether or not you want to do a PhD, because it’s a decision that shouldn’t be entered into lightly. You’re taking five or six years of your life and just focusing on one thing, and at depth. But making the choice to come to Michigan Ross? Now that’s easy.

From a young age, Pavel Dounaevski, MBA ’24, knew he wanted to pursue a career that was part of something bigger than himself. His decision to join the U.S. Army was his first step on that path, which...