University of Michigan

was looking into this school for my two children, both in high school. Had heard good things about it. Reading the reviews of the discriminatory nature of the classrooms, i.e., anti white and anti white male and special privileges for 'minorities' has pretty much closed the book for me on this university. Shame on them. more

the points are valid and not just endemic to U of M. It's very dangerous when any subset of a society defines itself as a persecuted class (thus necessitating special privileges) and is considered beyond judgment. Racism against Caucasians and programs promoting "groups" that are not based on merit should not be tolerated by any advanced society. more

The University of Michigan is an institution of anti-white racism and anti-male sexism. The school engages in an unusually high amount of discrimination against whites in hiring and promotions, and they give large amounts of money to certain groups for their racist and sexist agendas. In the classroom, racism is a part of nearly every classroom lecture. Professors have thorough and comprehensive ways of making white people think less of themselves. Every part of the educational experience: readings, lectures, tests, small group discussions, are neatly dovetailed into a matrix of racist and sexist themes. Students are required to bring information from all these sources together, making the same arguments in long essay-type midterms and final exams. It is a very effective form of indoctrination. The University of Michigan allocates large amounts of money to programs which are off-limits to whites. The Comprehensive Studies Program is one example. This is a program of special courses, mentoring, and academic advising which is almost entirely for blacks. University of Michigan professors engage in egregious research strategies and racial bias, depicting whites and males in the worst ways possible, and dispensing their bias to the larger society by every means possible. The ways in which professors re-write history are limitless and the abuses are extreme. There is no oversight over their actions and virtually no academic accountability whatsoever. Professors promote their agendas in classroom lectures with impassioned authority and self-righteousness. Students are graded unfairly if they dont present themselves as liberals and embrace left-wing topics and viewpoints in their papers. The University of Michigan is a degenerate institution in which academic professionalism and scholarship are ignored to advance a racist and sexist agenda. more

U of M is the best school in the Midwest by far. From their stellar athletic program which draws in huge crowds of students, parents, professors, and general fans alike, to their great surrounding local businesses supported by the U of M community, all the way to their outstanding academic environment, which cannot be beat, it’s worth it to GO BLUE! more

U of M - Ann Arbor was a great college experience both inside and out of the classroom. While many of the classes are large, there are also smaller sized classes especially as you get into more specialized areas. The nice part about going to U of M was that there were many things to get involved with outside of the classroom. Many times the college experience is more than what you learn in class, and being able to participate in these activities helped to make a well rounded experience. U of M has it all, some of the best faculty, lots of class offerings, a great social experience all in a fun college town. more

In my humble yet quite educated and worldly opinion, The University of Michigan is the bets school on Earth! And not only because I went to school here for four years. They have fantastic professors, especially in the English Department, and they rank among the best universities in America. Plus, you can’t beat the sports teams. Go blue! more