<p>what is the religion scene like at michigan? is there one dominant religion? a mix? anything you know would be great.. thanks!</p>
<p>As you'd probably expect, there's a big mix. Some students don't pursue any religious activities at all, and others do. For those who want to maintain their religious/spiritual life during their time at U-M, there are many resources. </p>
<p>In addition to student organizations that are geared to certain faiths and denominations, a number of churches and denominations have facilities close to campus. For example, within a few blocks of each other in an area just south of central campus you can find a Presbyerian church, an LDS temple, the Hillel building, and a Quaker meeting house. Ann Arbor is big enough to support a lot of different congregations, and even ones that aren't close to campus are attended by students.</p>
<p>A school with close to 40,000 and a cosmopolitan, highly tolerant city with close to 200,000 are going to have all sorts of religious offerings. </p>
<p>The university has several religious groups covering all religions from Budhism, to Islam, to Judaism, to Catholicism, to Hinduism etc... </p>
<p>Furthermore, Ann Arbor as a city has several Temples (Hindu and Jewish), Mosques and Churches of all denominations.</p>
<p>However, like any enlightened city and campus, religion in Ann Arbor/Michigan is more of a personal pursuit than anything else. Students do not push it onto fellow students and most people in Ann Arbor are not exactly the preaching kind.</p>