University of Michigan

University of Michigan offers a range of housing options for international students. Some of the residential halls on the university campus are given as follows:

·      Alice Llyod Hall

·      Betsy Barbour

·      Bursley Hall

·      Baits II

·      Couzens Hall

·      East Quad

·      Helen Newberry

·      Fletcher Hall

University of Michigan and the city of Ann Arbor are known to have a rich cultural heritage. The student can join the artistic community at the university through the Arts at Michigan program.

The Arts at Michigan programme is known for connecting the students to the opportunities on campus and in the surrounding communities. The University of Michigan's School of Music, Theatre and Dance offers a range of student productions throughout an academic year. The students on the university campus can also explore the museums and galleries as well as the Ann Arbor's cultural gems.

The Dining facilities at University of Michigan has 12 on-campus cafes and 7 markets, 7 residential dining halls, the Michigan Bakery and the Michigan Catering Unit. The university's dining focuses on being creative, healthy and nutritious foods, international cuisines and sustainability throughout all the dining operations.

University of Michigan Dining has been recognised from the National Association of College and University Food Service, winning many awards such as Gold Awards for East Quad, South Quad and Fireside Café.

Both the University of Toronto and the University of Michigan are top-ranked, highly reputed universities. If we consider the below comparison table, the University of Toronto ranked #13 among world universities whereas the University of Michigan ranked #3. The students must look for various other factors including affordability, career opportunities, academic structure, and campus life rather than just rankings. Students can check the table below for the comparison between the two:

Deadlines for Submission of Applications for Students from India at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

Here are the application deadline dates for Indian students applying for the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor:

Early Action: November 1
Fall Term: February 1
Winter Term: October 1
Spring Term: February 1
Summer Term: February 1
International students are advised to apply as early as they can to avoid delays in processing.

Lists of the best scholarships for Indian students at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor are as follows:

Many scholarship opportunities are offered for Indian students at the U-M, such as:

International Student Scholarships: Automatically considered for admission.
Rackham Graduate School Scholarships: Offered to graduate students through specific departments.
Private Scholarships: A variety of scholarships are available for Indian students to apply through external organizations. 

For these scholarships, students must apply for admission to U-M and should inquire within their own department regarding any additional funding options.

Eligibility Criteria for Admission to the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

Average Indian students can apply for admission at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, but competition is very tough. They must meet some academic requirements, like good entrance test marks and a high school Diploma equivalent to the US.

Also, international students in temporary visas are not eligible for financial aid and have to pay for the full tuition. Therefore, while it is possible for an average student to apply, an outstanding performance in studies on the part of the applicant for the same consideration is needed.