University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Reviews

  • 384 Reviews
  • Ann Arbor (MI)
  • Annual Tuition: $55,334
95% of 384 students said this degree improved their career prospects
97% of 384 students said they would recommend this school to others
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Student & Graduate Reviews

Lexie Garfield-Turner
  • Reviewed: 8/11/2015
  • Degree: Social Work
"The MSW program at the University of Michigan is exceptional for many reasons. The faculty are beyond accredited and seem to truly care about the topics they are teaching. The courses I have been enrolled in thus far are very captivating; I have never looked forward to attending class until beginning this program. The School of Social Work building itself is always clean, the technology available to students is up-to-date and the staff in the many offices throughout are always helpful. I have very few negative things to say about the MSW program as a whole, however there are a couple cons about the overall UofM experience. The financial aid and scholarship availability could be much greater. Secondly, the cost of living in Ann Arbor is tremendously high for a decent place. Overall, I am beyond happy with my graduate program!"
Anonymous
  • Reviewed: 8/10/2015
  • Degree: Social Work
"Fantastic program. Really hands on with a variety of great opportunities. Also Ann Arbor is a fantastic city."
Camille
  • Reviewed: 8/4/2015
  • Degree: Cultural Studies
"UofM is home of one of the best Russian language and literature programs in the US."
Anonymous
  • Reviewed: 7/20/2015
  • Degree: Business
"Small class sizes make it easy to communicate with other students and teachers. Teachers seem to really care about their students and are passionate about their subject matter."
Janice
  • Reviewed: 7/20/2015
  • Degree: Education
"I loved attending the University of Michigan. It is a big college but in a delightful, small town. I found a great community when I transfered from the LSA department to the School of Education. The education at this school is well rounded, and I enjoyed all of my classes."
jnikburn
  • Reviewed: 7/20/2015
  • Degree: Psychology
"I loved and will always love the University of Michigan. I cannot express how wonderful my experience was there. Not only did I get a high quality education, but I made countless memories that I will never forget. Ann Arbor itself is such a lively city with something always going on - you'll never be bored on the weekends. I know a lot of individuals are intimidated by large campuses with large class sizes but I cannot even explain how amazing my overall experience was here. I'd go back in a heart beat and relive it all again if I could."
Anonymous
  • Reviewed: 7/20/2015
  • Degree: Economics
"Michigan is a great school where you can learn about almost anything, meet people with even the most obscure common interests, get involved in a wide variety of activities, and become part of one of the largest, proudest, and most powerful alumni bases in the world. Of course, the athletic programs are incredible, as well."
Anonymous
  • Reviewed: 7/13/2015
  • Degree: Social Sciences
"I loved my time at UofM. It's a huge name that everyone recognizes; I now work at MIT and my degree is held in high regard. I had numerous opportunities at UofM that I felt would not have been matched at other schools. Be aware that it's a big school and nobody is going to force you to participate or put in the extra work. If you need constant encouragement and someone following up on your work constantly, this school is not for you. It's easy to pass your classes and have fun at the football games, but the benefit of this school is in the wide variety of extracurricular activities and research labs. Be sure to be active and take advantage of these opportunities. Forever Go Blue!"
Michelle
  • Reviewed: 7/13/2015
  • Degree: Human Resources
"The University of Michigan truly lived up to the prestigious reputation that it has. Students were diverse, from a wide range of experiences, and really wanted to participate in engaged learning. With the many sporting events and campus activities, student life could not be better."
Minnae Chabwera
  • Reviewed: 6/30/2015
  • Degree: Aerospace Engineering
"There is significant access to a plethora of beneficial entities such as career enhancement and networking. But if you require assistance outside of the classroom you have to do a lot of searching for someone who is willing and capable."
Sean
  • Reviewed: 6/30/2015
  • Degree: Biology
"U of M, Ann Arbor is an incredible school. It is a world class education with reasonable tuition. It can be as big or as small as you want. There are opportunities for everyone."
Erin Berube
  • Reviewed: 6/20/2015
  • Degree: Business
"The Master of Management program is a a competitive and intensive 10-month program designed for recent graduates from non-business undergraduate curriculums to gain a foundation of business knowledge that is necessary in today's fast-paced world. The program is very specialized and leads to a high level of diversity, both academically and culturally, in the classroom that has made the learning experience particularly enjoyable, as it is a fantastic representation of today's workforce. Though it is the newest program through the Ross School of Business, the faculty and administration have provided an incredible amount of support to my cohort. Through this collaborative, diverse environment, Ross is able to truly bring the best out of students and I am grateful to be part of such a dynamic community. Go Blue!"
Social science grad 2014
  • Reviewed: 6/11/2015
  • Degree: Social Sciences
"Plenty of resources and fundings for graduate students. Close relationship with professors. Abundant choice of courses"
Xing Chen
  • Reviewed: 6/8/2015
  • Degree: Health Sciences
"Graduate programs in University of Michigan are generally good. The professors are easy to approach and very knowledgeable about their field. There are also many research opportunities available to students."
Art history grad 2009
  • Reviewed: 6/8/2015
  • Degree: Art & Design
"Take electives at community college, but make sure they transfer for equivslent credit. Take advantage of office hours. Get involved with groups on campus."
Kathryn Kosnik
  • Reviewed: 5/25/2015
  • Degree: Social Work
"University of Michigan's SSW program is rated the best in the nation. It lives up to this through the esteemed faculty, hands-on experiences in the field, and career support. You will be challenged, and it will be worthwhile."
Eleni Lazarou
  • Reviewed: 5/24/2015
  • Degree: Social Work
"The pros of my program include the radical thinking of some professors, students and faculty, the plethora of resources available to students at the school and in Ann Arbor, and a diverse program layout allowing for valuable field experience and the integration of what is being learned in the classroom to professional and self development. Cons surround the cost of tuition, limited available scholarships and funding opportunities (including travel and conference funding), a lack of mobilizing radical thinking into radical action, and a perspective that our school is #1 which clouds our infinite room for growth."
Jennifer Schwank
  • Reviewed: 5/20/2015
  • Degree: Biomedical Sciences
"Everything was great about my program! I was provided so much guidance and support by my mentors, it was a really great experience (:"
Elizabeth Frame
  • Reviewed: 5/15/2015
  • Degree: Public Health
"This program offers a lot of support and opportunities and has great alumni connections."
Woori Song
  • Reviewed: 5/9/2015
  • Degree: Social Work
"University of Michigan - Ann Arbor's MSW program is number one in the nation according to US News & World Report. I love that this graduate program offers many international experiences in both its faculty and various programs offered, such as the Peace Corps Master’s International program. There are nine concentrations to choose from, and offers dual degree programs too, so it is easier to take a route that suits your aspirations. I will be going into my first year of the program this fall, so I do not have many cons as of now (my ratings above were based on my undergraduate experience here). All I can say for now is that the communication with incoming students is lacking. I feel a bit left in the dark about what my next steps are before the semester begins."