Does Umich have a nice campus?

University of Michigan And it is nice up there. What ultimately sets Michigan apart from Michigan State — and most every other campus — is how beautifully Ann Arbor’s Midwestern charms integrate the campus.

What are students like at Umich?

All of the students that I have gotten to know are extremely bright and enthusiastic about their interests of study. I also find that they are all very friendly, and often help each other out. These students are not competitive, and it creates a positive learning environment.

Are there parties at Umich?

Party Scene Tons of raging parties almost any night of the week.

Is Umich prestigious?

In every way that counts, University of Michigan is absolutely one of the most prestigious and exciting campuses in the country. Not only is it a public Ivy, it is consistently rated among the top 10 business, computer science and liberal arts schools in the nation.

Is Greek life big at UMich?

The University’s fraternity and sorority community is one of the oldest in the country. With more than 60 fraternities and sororities, the 4,200 students in the fraternity and sorority community comprise 17 percent of the undergraduate population.

Is UMich good for pre med?

UMich students consistently have an acceptance rate into MD medical schools more than 10\% higher than the national average acceptance rate of 43\%. On average, pre-meds at UMich who were accepted into at least one medical school have an above average MCAT score and have an about an average competitive GPA.

Is UMich elitist?

One of the country’s most affordable elite schools, the University of Michigan is seriously selective: It accepted just under a quarter of its nearly 65,000 applicants in 2019.

Does UMich have good parties?

The University of Michigan ranks 10th in Playboy’s latest list of best party schools in the nation, topped by Ohio University at No. 1. “Oh, ‘the Michigan difference. ‘ The haughty catchphrase works because it’s true: Wolverines study hard and party harder,” Playboy wrote.