Academics FAQ
Q: How do I update my personal information in iMpact?
A: Go to the Personal Profile section of iMpact.
You will then be able to change most of your personal information.
Q: What do I do if my picture isn't on iMpact?
A: Go to Face Cards and follow the instructions.
Q: Why do I need my picture on iMpact?
A: Faculty rely on pictures posted on face cards [see next two questions]
to quickly learn new students. Fellow students also use these photos.
We ask that these images be business casual or professional attire only.
Q: My professor wants face cards. Where do I get them?
A: Go to Face Cards and follow the instructions.
Q: What are face cards?
A: Face cards contain basic information such as your name, email, previous
school and employment, to help instructors quickly learn more about their
students. Many faculty rely on students providing these cards in the first
class session. Faculty may record class participation on the cards,
they may use the photos to memorize students in their classes, they may use the
cards to assign students to groups It is critical to have these face
cards available for first class sessions.Q: How do I see photos of the other students in my class?
A: Go to the Photobook.
Select from class and section options.
Click View Photos.
Q: How do I find my textbooks and homework information?
A: Go to CTools (formerly
CourseTools). See
https://ctools.umich.edu/.
Q: What are CTools or CourseTools?
A: CTools (formerly CourseTools) are web-based course and project websites which
allow faculty and students to communicate about course requirements,
assignments, correspondence, and more. Our faculty post first day
assignments, required textbooks, and syllabi to these
websites, and expect students to regularly review material posted.
Students have access to the websites for their registered classes. Q: Where are my CTools (CourseTools) courses?
A: Go to : http://coursetools.ummu.umich.edu
or https://ctools.umich.edu/portal
After you log in, you should see links or tabs on the web pages for your
registered classes. Be aware that recently added classes may take 24
hours to be updated on CTools or Coursetools.
Q: Where do I go for CTools or CourseTools online training and help?
A: Log In to CTools or
CourseTools
Once your personal Welcome page appears you will have access to instructional Documentation
and Help in the menu on the left.
Q: How do I purchase Course Materials?
A: You can purchase Course Materials through your professors' CTools (or CourseTools)
sites for courses that have required course material. Please read the
announcement posted there for complete details on how to
purchase and pick up course material orders.
Q: What is Course Bidding?
A: Course Bidding is a computer-based utility within the Business School to fairly allocate elective MBA classes to
Full-time MBA students,
prior to the open registration period through Wolverine Access. MBA1 students
use course bidding in February for Fall term of their second year, and MBA2 and MAcc students use
course bidding in October for Winter term of their second year. BBAs use
course bidding to select electives for the Fall and Winter terms of their Senior
year.
RBS Course Bidding:
Course Bidding
Wolverine Access for UM Course Catalog and Course Registration:
http://wolverineaccess.umich.edu/.
Q: Where do I get Course Bidding information?
A: Go to: Course Bidding Rules & Regulations.
Q: Where is the RBS Lost and Found?
A: The main Lost and Found site is our Facilities Office located at the
information desk in the Executive Residence building. This office maintains a spreadsheet of reported losses, as well as a log of items found. In addition, Kresge Library and the Computing Lab have smaller Lost and Found holding areas, whose contents are routinely forwarded to the Facilities Office.
Email inquiries regarding lost articles to:
facilities@bus.umich.edu
Q: What if I have to step out of the program for a year?A: The University requires that students stay
actively registered. Should a student not register for a course within any
12-month time frame, the student would have to go through a re-application
process, including paying the application fee. In rare instances where a
student has stepped out because of engagement with a program which is in direct
support of the school's mission, this fee may be waived. For evening students,
whose work assignments sometimes cause program pauses, it is critical to pay
attention to this University requirement.
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