It’s a good time to be a graduate of the Bachelor of Business Administration program at Michigan Ross. According to the 2019 BBA Employment Report, the most recent Michigan Ross BBA graduates received the highest-ever median salary package.
Award-winning musician, actor, best-selling author, and activist Common recently addressed a full house at Hill Auditorium as the guest lecturer of the annual Joseph and Sally Handleman Lecture Series. The topic of the night: Using business as a force for positive change and fostering constructive dialogue to enable progress on the defining issues of our time. Here are six unforgettable words of advice from Common that are still on our minds.
We have a rubric for each aspect of our application materials that guide our reading team when assessing applications for admission. Here are several elements within our rubric as it relates to the Business Case Discussion element of the Ross Admissions Portfolio.
The Michigan Ross BBA program is climbing its way up the charts. According to the annual undergraduate business ranking published by U.S. News & World Report, the Michigan Ross BBA program has risen to #3 in the country, up one spot from last year.
"If you're not at the table, you're on the menu!" This saying is quite popular in Washington D.C. It was repeated by almost every speaker we heard during the Washington Campus Carson Scholars program, which I participated in earlier this year.
In a new series of videos recently released on the Ross YouTube channel, we gathered students to discuss how they grew from business newbies to confident leaders through each year of the Michigan Ross BBA degree .
By Allison Kurlak, BBA ‘17 This is the sixth in a series of posts authored by Michigan Ross Career Services Peer Coaches. Peer Coaches are undergraduate students working with Career Services to help their fellow students prepare for interviews and on-the-job success...
By Evan Fisher, BBA ‘17 This is the fifth in a series of posts authored by Michigan Ross Career Services Peer Coaches. Peer Coaches are undergraduate students working with Career Services to help their fellow students prepare for interviews and on-the-job success...
By Evan Fisher, BBA ‘17 This is the fourth in a series of posts authored by Michigan Ross Career Services Peer Coaches. Peer Coaches are undergraduate students working with Career Services to help their fellow students prepare for interviews and on-the-job success...
The University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business released its Employment Report for the class of 2016, and it shows that Michigan Ross continues to excel in developing superior...
By Abigail Flis, BBA ‘17 In 1975, the number of people diagnosed with autism was about 1 in every 5,000. Today that number is more like 1 in 100. More young people with autism are graduating high school than ever before, and at the same time, the unemployment rate for people with disabilities is...
More than 600 Michigan Ross BBA students are about to embark on a first-of-its-kind journey that will see them exploring corners of both the U-M campus and their own selves. As part of their orientation weekend, incoming...
By Christopher McCurry, BBA ’17 Recently, our MO 415 class, Introduction to Managing Human Capital , was fortunate enough to travel to Detroit to visit the headquarters of General Motors and meet with GM CEO...
Ok, admittedly that headline is a bit much. But it’s not wrong. Over the course of the last academic year, we strapped GoPro cameras to a number of our BBA students to get an inside look at their life at Michigan Ross. What we saw were incredible experiences that are shaping their futures, global...
