Resources

The Ford School's Leadership Initiative develops and offers a growing suite of graduate and undergraduate student leadership courses, coaching, and extracurricular programs that build on and complement the school's excellent, rigorous curriculum

The Office of National Scholarships and Fellowships (ONSF) serves all U-M students interested in scholorship and fellowship opportunities.

Explore first-year student resources, welcome events, connect with a mentor or explore the transfer connections learning community.

Get help with your resume, search for jobs and internships, and make an appointment to explore career services available to students. UCC offers: -Clothes closet -Free professional headshots for all U-M students -Gap year resources -Resume and cover letter resources -Pre-professional resources -and many more resources!

Trotter Multicultural Center promotes a campus and community where all students can prosper academically and socially and can develop a better understanding and appreciation for multicultural diversity at U-M.

Whether you’re going through the financial aid process for the first time, or you’re returning for another great year at U-M, there are resources to walk you through how to secure funding for your degree.

Tuition insurance at the University of Michigan, offered by GradGuard, provides financial protection if a student has to withdraw due to a covered injury, illness, or mental health condition as advised by a licensed medical professional.

No matter where you are in your professional journey, the Michigan Alumni Career program has resources to support you. Find tools to grow your skills, land your next job, and take the next step with confidence.

Explore the Arts! The University of Michigan Arts Initiative is energizing, supporting, and amplifying the creative ecosystem on campus.