Resources

The Hub is here to guide liberal arts and sciences students in the professional development process that will help you grow into the career you want to achieve.

Explore Humanities units in LSA and get connected to Humanities Research Resources

The LSA Scholarship office provides the financial resources that lead to opportunities for learning, engagement, and experiences that will lead to student success and empowerment.

The LSA Transfer Student Center offers a friendly space for transfer students to call their own, offering tables for studying and a small kitchen area with a refrigerator and microwave. Come in to have your questions answered, attend one of our transfer program events, or just hang out with your peers.

The Maize and Blue Cupboard's mission is to ensure members of theU-M community—whether on a tight budget or physically restrained from getting to a grocery store—receive equitable access to healthy, nutritious, and nourishing food and the ability to prepare it for themselves or others.

Explore the many student organizations at U-M

LSA offers more than 85 majors, sub-majors, and other degree programs, as well as more than 100 minors.

A 7-week activity-based course designed to help students learn about themselves and others, get involved, meet people, and learn about resources available at the U-M to further their holistic and professional development.

Current School of Education Students can explore the many resources available to them!

The Mary A. Rackham Institute (MARI) at the University of Michigan is dedicated to providing the university and broader community with compassionate, science-based services for mental health, language and literacy concerns.

The MLC provides free drop-in tutoring and free study group sessions for mathematics courses numbered through 216.