Admissions

The Ross School of Business is committed to action-based learning, an approach to instruction that exposes both students and faculty to real-world challenges faced by actual businesses and organizations. Our goal is to prepare graduates to lead diverse teams, consider the role of business in society, and build organizational cultures that foster innovation.

We are fortunate to offer classes in a new, world-class facility on our Ann Arbor campus. Explore it online.

The highly ranked Full-time MBA Program offers a rigorous, two-year curriculum built on a foundation of analytical tools, quantitative skills, and world-class instruction. The first-year core concludes with the school�s signature Multidisciplinary Action Project (MAP) course in which students work to resolve organizational challenges in sponsoring firms.		Ross offers Evening and Weekend formats designed for working professionals. Evening students pursue the degree at their own pace; Weekend students finish in two years. Both formats follow the same core curriculum as the Full-time MBA Program and conclude with the same degree.
This 20-month program is customized to meet the needs of high-potential leaders from across the globe. Coursework combines personalized leadership development with a multidisciplinary approach to strategy. Participants tend to have an average of 10 to 15 years in management with supervisory experience.		This 16-month program is customized for corporate managers who will return to their employer/sponsor upon earning their MBA. Emphasis is placed on developing personal relationships with managers and people of diverse business and cultural backgrounds. Courses take place in Asia and Ann Arbor.

The Ross MSCM is a specialized degree designed to train leaders in supply chain management. Students generally have up to three years of business experience before joining this one-year program. MSCM candidates address operational challenges in a paid summer internship at a corporate sponsor through U-M�s Tauber Institute for Global Operations.

Ross MAcc students generally complete this one-year program (plus thesis) directly after their undergraduate program. Students� primary emphasis is on the completion of the required master�s-level coursework to sit for the Certified Public Accountants� examination.

The Doctorate of Business Administration at Ross is among the top PhD degrees offered at the University of Michigan. The collaborative model quickly connects students and faculty in scholarly pursuits. Emphasis is placed on both research and teaching development.

The Ross BBA Program represents one of the most sought-after undergraduate business degrees anywhere. Most students spend their freshman year in the University�s College of Literature, Science, and the Arts before applying to Ross. A select number of students are admitted directly from high school.