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Mahriah Swanson: The business school faculty is patient and easygoing (just my experience). Had a preppy vibe to it.

k hogan: Very nice facility.

Dylan Hancook: A magnificent building.

Kyle Goulding: Excellent school that offers an outstanding graduate education. The school's reputation speaks for itself.

Nicolas Asher: Really wonderful place to study! I adore the architecture. The only catch is business students who don't know how to control their own volume, lol. But a good pair of headphones will do the trick

Samii Stoloff Photography: The Masters in Management program is poorly run- I would not recommend it to anyone except those who want a Ross degree on their resume.

Marco Lerma: I love the architecture design at all, but let me tell it’s full of art inside of the building!

Michael Underhill: Impressive!

Tomás Cabrero: Great building and school

Soham Bakshi: My school! Enjoy the contrast in between the gorgeous old law school building, and modern, colourful, shipping container stacked on each other kind alike business school building, diagonally oppositely to each other.

TIANWEI CHEN: Wish everyone here have a bright future

grace Han: Very luxurious building

James Gist: Nice place

EduPlan -: Top business school for undergraduate and graduate business studies. Very diverse, marvelous career outcomes, leading faculty, experiential learning! Myriad opportunities for students to grow and become leaders!

N G: Awesome architecture. Great events always being hosted at Ross.

Geetu Bhatnagar: Great campus and faculty- Brilliant experience

Victor Gonzalez-Maertens: Amazing campus, faculty and staff. I completed my MBA at Ross before this amazing new building was built. I have returned, a few years later to continue my learning journey. I really recommend the Open Enrollment Executive Education classes. Thus far, I have taken Positive Leader Program, Strategic Leader Program and Enterprise Executive Programs.

Uriah Banks: Quite the experience

Linda Claire Groshans: Hail victors!

Jefri Tamba: Ross is a good program, but not a great program yet. Student diversity and course strength could use a lot of work.The good:The school does a good job of career stuff: we have career treks, enough companies engaging with students and the alumni network is large and helpful. Inspite of the easy going student culture, the students do well in courses and I was constantly surprised by my peers' grades. Some of the students have an exceptional background.The bad:I felt the school was very "fratty" - the culture feels like high school where everyone had their clique. There are easy divides you can easily spot - domestic/internationals, white/others etc. Ski trips where cliques choose to cohabit a house, spring break trips where predictable groups go off together to South America etc., are most visible manifestations of this divide. Further, the selection of student-led committees for school-wide activities like GBR was not transparent - it was mostly 'friends and family'.One reason is because Michigan football has a big impact on the culture, e.g. the Bus where club members act crazy (e.g. dance on top of a bus) during football tailgates. Others who don't identify with such stuff feel alienated and either stop coming or just hang out with their own groups.