<p>I am still rather unsure of whether or not I want to apply to Ross as a pre-admit so I wanted to be clear on what type of benefits sets Ross apart from other schools besides the rankings. I understand that the faculty is made up of the same people teaching MBA classes and that Ross can provide lots of good opportunities for studying abroad...other than that I'm not really sure what else there is. Can someone tell me more about the program and benefits of going in pre-admit?</p>
<p>Strong school spirit, Big House, college experience in one of the greatest and liveliest college towns, world-class faculty & facilities, prestige, excellent career center service. And Ross kids are certainly some of the brightest kids on campus.</p>
<p>I think of several advantages of attending Ross:</p>
<p>1) The new facility that will house Ross will be one of the most cutting-edge, World class facilty dedicated to Business education in the world.</p>
<p>2) The career office and professional placement opportunities at Ross are wicked-good! All Michigan students are targetted by the most exclusive of employers, but Ross students have the advantage because of the on-steroids-career-office. </p>
<p>3) The average Ross student is very gifted. </p>
<p>4) the faculty and resources availlable to Ross undergrads are truly one-of-a-kind.</p>
<p>However…all this said, Ross is not for everybody. The academic nature of Ross is far more hands-on and less “intellectual” than LSA. If one wants a liberal arts education, LSA would probably offer a more reqarding experience.</p>