Michigan Housing publishes 2026-27 undergraduate rates by room type and states that meal plans are required in undergraduate residences. A standard single residence-hall room and basic meal plan total USD 19,695 for two semesters; Northwood undergraduate apartments list USD 10,023 for room only where eligibility permits. Graduate and professional housing is more varied, so applicants should compare the exact lease, meal, deposit, utility and commute terms before budgeting.

Michigan Dining operates residence halls, cafés, markets and pantries across campus, with Dining Dollars usable at more than two dozen locations. The published 2026-27 basic residential meal plan is USD 6,479 per academic year, while Plus 200 and Plus 300 plans cost USD 6,829 and USD 7,029. Students with dietary or religious requirements should contact dining services and check current menu and allergen information before choosing a plan.

The Ann Arbor campus combines the central Diag and historic academic buildings with North Campus engineering, art, music and information facilities. Official undergraduate admissions identifies 14 admitting schools and colleges, while the university also provides libraries, laboratories, museums, recreation, student organisations and health services. Campus life is large and school-specific; compare the location and facilities of the exact programme before applying.

U-M publishes emergency, safety and campus-police guidance through its Division of Public Safety and Security, with emergency reporting and campus services available to students. Ann Arbor is a walkable campus city, but students should use the university's current alerts, transportation and late-night safety resources rather than rely on a generic safety label. Review health-insurance and emergency procedures during arrival planning. International students use U-M's International Center for immigration and arrival guidance, while schools provide programme-level advising, orientation and academic support. U-M states that international students on temporary visas are not eligible for its financial aid and should plan for the full cost of attendance. Students should confirm the I-20 or DS-2019 process, insurance, registration and school-specific orientation after admission.

Michigan Housing publishes 2026-27 undergraduate rates by room type and states that meal plans are required in undergraduate residences. A standard single residence-hall room and basic meal plan total USD 19,695 for two semesters; Northwood undergraduate apartments list USD 10,023 for room only where eligibility permits. Graduate and professional housing is more varied, so applicants should compare the exact lease, meal, deposit, utility and commute terms before budgeting.

Michigan Dining operates residence halls, cafés, markets and pantries across campus, with Dining Dollars usable at more than two dozen locations. The published 2026-27 basic residential meal plan is USD 6,479 per academic year, while Plus 200 and Plus 300 plans cost USD 6,829 and USD 7,029. Students with dietary or religious requirements should contact dining services and check current menu and allergen information before choosing a plan.

The Ann Arbor campus combines the central Diag and historic academic buildings with North Campus engineering, art, music and information facilities. Official undergraduate admissions identifies 14 admitting schools and colleges, while the university also provides libraries, laboratories, museums, recreation, student organisations and health services. Campus life is large and school-specific; compare the location and facilities of the exact programme before applying.

U-M publishes emergency, safety and campus-police guidance through its Division of Public Safety and Security, with emergency reporting and campus services available to students. Ann Arbor is a walkable campus city, but students should use the university's current alerts, transportation and late-night safety resources rather than rely on a generic safety label. Review health-insurance and emergency procedures during arrival planning. International students use U-M's International Center for immigration and arrival guidance, while schools provide programme-level advising, orientation and academic support. U-M states that international students on temporary visas are not eligible for its financial aid and should plan for the full cost of attendance. Students should confirm the I-20 or DS-2019 process, insurance, registration and school-specific orientation after admission.