Resources

Nutrition resources and services offered through U-M Dining

Review funding resources for new and current graduate students both internal to the University as well as external

Michigan Engineering students have access to a variety of funding resources and opportunities, including scholarships/fellowships, co-curricular support and community grants.

We’re here to ease your transition to the College and the campus. We support you through one-on-one mentoring with your Transfer Student Leader (TSL), and through METS events and workshops held throughout the academic year. Some events are social and just for fun, and others will provide key info and resources. Connect with METS to get off to a strong start and make the most of your time at Michigan.

MLCs are self-selected groups of students and faculty, often from diverse backgrounds, drawn together by shared goals and common intellectual interests.

Sharing a mission of service with the University of Michigan has led us on parallel and intersecting paths of collaboration and innovation, with an ultimate goal of bringing knowledge and wellness to the people of Michigan and the world.

Explore the many recreation facilities, workout classes, training, and sports offered through Michigan Recreation

Connecting veterans and military families with public service education pathways

Using the lens of race and ethnicity, MESA engages the campus and transforms the student co-curricular experience through vibrant enrichment and belonging opportunities for all.

The Multiple Dependent Degree Program (MDDP) allows students to earn two separate undergraduate degrees from two different U-M Ann Arbor schools or colleges at the same time. You may hear the MDDP also referred to as a joint degree or dual degree.

Current students can explore the resources available to them.