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

“Being able to do human rights and international studies along with business, and try to find a bridge between the two, has been something that Michigan allowed me to do.”

Heather’s MBA experience included researching the Grateful Dead and optimizing the visitor experience at Hudson Yards.

I chose Ross because of the culture, the collaboration, the teamwork, and the things that you can practice yourself by doing real work.

Ahmad Saad’s passion for accounting was born from an atypical place: the inside of a bakery. As a high schooler, Ahmad helped out at Csweet, a wholesale bakery owned and operated by his mother...

Dan has big — and specific — plans. He wants to use accounting to help entrepreneurs on an international scale.

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.

Everyone is always willing to help another Michigan alum. That’s not something you’re going to find at a lot of schools.

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.

When I started I was responsible for Surgical Services at one hospital. Now I’m informing the strategy and vision of a 12-hospital system, a $3B a year company.

I credit Ross with accelerating the trajectory of my career and for much of the value that I’m able to deliver to my organization.

Master of Supply Chain Management: Choosing Michigan Ross Michael Showalter says he never expected he would end up at the University of Michigan, especially considering he was a graduate — and...