Want to know if Michigan Ross is right for you? Admissions events are a great way to get a better sense of fit. Join us at an online event and experience our culture for yourself.
Note: Michigan Ross in-person admissions events are currently suspended. We look forward to connecting with you at our online events.
Attend an upcoming admissions event or watch our application tips webinars to find out everything you need to know about our admissions process — from essay questions to recommenders and more. And, check out our MBA admissions blog for our latest updates and advice.
#304 - A Deep (Really Deep) Dive into MBA Application: Take a listen to this episode of our student-run podcast that explores the ins and outs of our admissions process.
From our "Ask Me Anything" student-led webinars focused on topics like the LGBTQ+, partners, or military experience to our "Life in Ann Arbor" blog series, there are plenty of ways to learn more about what life is really like at Michigan Ross.
#306 - “It’s a Swanky Town” - MBAs Discussing Life in Ann Arbor: Hear for yourself why so many MBA students fall in love with this quintessential college town with big-city charm.
Our career webinar events feature topics that range from summer internship reflections, to career support, to a breakdown by industry of what it takes to land the job you want.
#307 - What Does A “Career In Tech” Even Mean?: In this BBU podcast episode, Ross MBAs sit down to talk about what a career in tech really looks like for today's MBA graduates.
Explore past webinars that walk through how Ross can prepare you for your ideal career.
Career Support at Michigan Ross
Learn just what makes our program so special, from our unparalleled action-based learning opportunities to our incredibly supportive alumni network. Find out for yourself why current students chose Ross by reaching out to some of our many student ambassadors.
#107 - How to Prepare for Business School: Check out this evergreen podcast episode, hosted by Ross MBA students, that offers helpful answers to the question: "How do I prepare for two years of B-school?"
