<p>The rec centers offer yoga and zumba classes, but there is a fee for those.</p>
<p>dnwjd83: Both the Central Campus and North Campus Rec Buildings and the IM Building are free to use for students, unless, like Pokieg said, you want to take classes.</p>
<p>thatrunnerkid: No, I don’t believe so. Even kids who got in preferred admission are LSA students for their first year.</p>
<p>Preferred admits can use the gym at Ross at the same price as other business school students ($100 per semester). Anyone can join the gym as a “guest” at a price of $175 a semester</p>
<p>Ah, okay, well there’s your answer. ^ I don’t recommend it, though. It’s a nice place but the CCRB and the IM Building have everything you need for no cost. Though if you can pay the $200/year without it impacting you financially at all, then go for it.</p>
<p>Do you think I have any chance of getting in with a 3.5 GPA and a 27 or 28 composite ACT, I am from MI. Thanks ;D Im going to be an undergrad</p>
<p>Im interested in either business or psychology if that helps!!</p>
<p>Is the social life dominated/bent on particular aspect of campus life (i.e. frat life at Dartmouth, NYC attraction/night life at NYU, etc.)? I feel like things like football and basketball are big at Mich, two attractions I feel little affinity for.</p>
<p>How hard is it to network and get to know your classmates and ‘build solidarity’ with them given UMich’s huge size?</p>
<p>Is there any sense of hierarchy or anything with Ross students? It seems everyone I know applying to or going to Mich is either in its engineering or Ross spheres of influence - does it come with a dose of pretentiousness to match?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Can you describe CSP?</p>
<p>hooooly **** I totally forgot I even started this thread. gimme a minute, I’ve got you all</p>
<p>@guitarkid49 - I’m an econ and biomolecular sciences double major (I plan on attending medical school). I might even add a stats major my senior year if I’m crazy enough.</p>
<p>@JRswish - I think all the dorms are pretty social. I live in Mojo myself and the community is pretty close knit, we’ve talked to everyone on our floor at some point in our time here and they’re all great people.</p>
<p>What are your thoughts on the Honors program, specifically the dorms? I was recently accepted, but I want another opinion. I heard the dorms are not as social or fun as some of the other ones, and spending time with the same people can get boring.</p>
<p>@HONORLIONS - Yeah, I’d say sports is the biggest at Michigan. Apart from that, the campus itself is really diverse, I haven’t really been able to pinpoint a specific culture that exists here.<br>
With regards to socializing, it is very easy. I’m out of state and knew zero people coming in, but on the move in week everyone had their doors open and I made tons of friends on my floor. Not to mention you’ll make quite a few friends from your extracurriculars. It’s weird to think about it but even though I came in knowing no one, there’s almost never a time when I walk for 10 minutes without seeing someone I know.
Engineering folks aren’t too pretentious on the whole, but Ross is definitely a little douchier. But that’s somewhat common among business students among many universities. When you first come in, basically everyone is either pre-med, a ross pre-admit, or applying to ross, but that number will go down pretty dramatically in a year or so.</p>
<p>@hopes2b - Honestly, I haven’t heard any spectacular things about the honors program. If you’re into the extra required classes, go for it I guess, but if you like the Honors name then you can just do an honors thesis down the road before graduation. I’ve heard it’s just generally a hassle with all the extra classes with no real reward.</p>