The Michigan Ross admissions team answered many transition-related questions from incoming students about their upcoming enrollment and the decisions they should be making right now. Here are the most popular questions we heard.

Each spring, the admissions team and I talk with applicants not offered admission to the Michigan Ross BBA Program. During these conversations, we like to focus on ways currently enrolled students at U-M can have a Ross experience that is beyond the BBA — and there are many!

We recognize that being on the waitlist may cause uncertainty, including what it means for your chances of being admitted to the Michigan Ross BBA Program. Therefore, I wanted to address common questions waitlisted applicants have and what you can do while you await your final admission decision.

As we honored Black History Month at Michigan Ross, our BBA DEI Council also recognized February as BBA Diversity Month. I sat down with two of our Ross BBA Ambassadors and Peer Recruiters for Outreach to reflect on what diversity means to them and their role in recruiting students from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences to the BBA program.

Early Action admission decisions are released by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at U-M in January each year. I wanted to address four common questions related to being postponed and how it affects your Michigan Ross BBA application.

Each year, we release our Michigan Ross Preferred Admission decision schedule in January. Our goal in providing these dates is to help alleviate a bit of the concerns students may feel while awaiting their college application decisions.

After reading the various social media threads over the weekend, I wanted to clear up a few details about our Michigan Ross BBA decision release process.

Engagement in student clubs and organizations has always been a critical part of our admission review process for U-M cross-campus transfer students and those looking to transfer to Michigan Ross from another institution. This year, things are a bit different. Here is how will consider transfer students’ involvement during the pandemic.

At Ross, there are numerous ways BBA students can engage in impact-oriented opportunities while in business school. I’m happy to share examples of how our students have used their business skills to make a positive difference locally, nationally, and around the world.

Each year, we release our Michigan Ross Preferred Admission decision schedule in January. Here are the dates you need to know.