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It’s that time again! Summer is finally here and it’s time to forget about the below freezing temperatures that plague this city during the winter months. Now is the time to enjoy beautiful Ann Arbor and celebrate sunshine and warmth with the many, many events lasting from June 10th to July 3rd that the Ann Arbor Summer Festival has to offer.
Love to eat out at Ann Arbor's amazing restaurants but hate the dent it makes in your bank account? Or maybe you haven’t had a chance to venture off from the normal places you eat?
Summer orientation is a three-day overnight stay at the University for fall admits where incoming freshman are lead through the necessary steps for attendance which include placement testing, academic advising, and course registration – as well as a series of programs that explain University culture and expectations. The Office of New Student Programs offers more than 30 different orientation dates, and an optional, tandem Parent and Family Orientation that can be selected if the student’s family wishes to attend.
Though the campus is often much quieter in the summer, Ann Arbor will be thriving with events, fairs and activities under the sun this summer. You better get started right away if you want to accomplish of of the Ann Arbor Summer Must-Dos before the craziness, that is class, starts up in September. Below is a list of fun things to do during your summer.
Ann Arbor Farmers Market:
To my Freshman Self,
In the blink of eye, four years have come and gone, and you are now a graduating senior at the University of Michigan. Four years ago, it felt like you had all the time in the world to figure everything out. Those years have passed, and here you are, ready to face the real world as a grown up. You took every opportunity that college had to offer and conquered them. But along the way, you started to lose yourself in the chaos and stress of it all. Here are some things that I wish you had known and understood from day one.
"CONGRATULATIONS—You're In!"
I remember getting an email from the Admissions Office with that subject line back in December of my Senior year (of high school, that is). I remember feeling ecstatic—in a kind of elated trance from the promising future that awaited me. I remember thinking that that future would involve me partaking in some kind of biological research: I could clearly picture myself pipetting some kind of cloudy liquid onto an agar plate.
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