Woops. I would think the Michigan Flyer bus would be the way to go http://www.michiganflyer.com/ (as long as you don't mind not having a car to drive around A2, taking out a rental car from consideration)..letmein2010 wrote:haha actually i meant more in terms of shuttle vs. cabs, or if there was some specific bus/service that most people used when getting to campus rather than actual directions....i appreciate the help though!starstruck393 wrote:Be sure to leave the airport from the north entrance (Merriman Rd. I think; to 94) instead of the west entrance (Eureka Rd. to 275N, which takes you to 94). Although Eureka is much easier from the new terminal, 275 is all torn up along the airport, and since you want 94 anyway, it's best to avoid the construction if you can.tamlyric wrote:If I recall correctly from Preview Weekend, ...letmein2010 wrote:whats the best way to get to campus from the Detroit airport? im going to visit next week, and id rather not pay more than i have to...
Take 94W to Exit 177 (I think). Take a right onto State Street. The law school will be on your right about 2 or 3 miles up the road. You CANNOT miss it.
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So recently decided to send in my deposit to Michigan and now I'm looking for some swag to purchase with the law school name on it, but it doesn't seem like there's a ton out there on the interwebs. Any place to find mugs/glasses/etc from the law school?
I did find a hat - http://www.ulrichs.com/search_advanced_ ... 8916A7146D
and a shirt - http://www.amazon.com/Michigan-School-A ... 143&sr=1-1
I did find a hat - http://www.ulrichs.com/search_advanced_ ... 8916A7146D
and a shirt - http://www.amazon.com/Michigan-School-A ... 143&sr=1-1
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Congrats, Donkey!holydonkey wrote:So recently decided to send in my deposit to Michigan and now I'm looking for some swag to purchase with the law school name on it, but it doesn't seem like there's a ton out there on the interwebs. Any place to find mugs/glasses/etc from the law school?
I did find a hat - http://www.ulrichs.com/search_advanced_ ... 8916A7146D
and a shirt - http://www.amazon.com/Michigan-School-A ... 143&sr=1-1
That is one rad avatar, if I dare say so. Haven't found any swag yet, but will definitely be on the lookout.
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I found bunch of Michigan stuff... just no law school stuff. However, they did give us a Michigan Law t-shirt on preview weekend. I'll probably get a generic Michigan hat and a sweatshirt and call it a day.holydonkey wrote:So recently decided to send in my deposit to Michigan and now I'm looking for some swag to purchase with the law school name on it, but it doesn't seem like there's a ton out there on the interwebs. Any place to find mugs/glasses/etc from the law school?
I did find a hat - http://www.ulrichs.com/search_advanced_ ... 8916A7146D
and a shirt - http://www.amazon.com/Michigan-School-A ... 143&sr=1-1
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They sell Michigan Law t-shirts and sweaters at "Michigan Book and Supply" on State and North University's intersection.doinmybest wrote:I found bunch of Michigan stuff... just no law school stuff. However, they did give us a Michigan Law t-shirt on preview weekend. I'll probably get a generic Michigan hat and a sweatshirt and call it a day.holydonkey wrote:So recently decided to send in my deposit to Michigan and now I'm looking for some swag to purchase with the law school name on it, but it doesn't seem like there's a ton out there on the interwebs. Any place to find mugs/glasses/etc from the law school?
I did find a hat - http://www.ulrichs.com/search_advanced_ ... 8916A7146D
and a shirt - http://www.amazon.com/Michigan-School-A ... 143&sr=1-1
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http://www.mden.com/shopping/product.cg ... ARCH?NA960
Not sure how many places offer Michigan Law apparel online, but there is a standard "Michigan Law" shirt at the MDen.
Not sure how many places offer Michigan Law apparel online, but there is a standard "Michigan Law" shirt at the MDen.
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No idea on the mugs/glasses/etc, but just wanted to say: nice 'tar! And congrats on making the Mich decision!holydonkey wrote:So recently decided to send in my deposit to Michigan and now I'm looking for some swag to purchase with the law school name on it, but it doesn't seem like there's a ton out there on the interwebs. Any place to find mugs/glasses/etc from the law school?
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All of the official law school stuff comes from the law school senate I believe. I snagged this email during preview weekend where you can apparently acquire some gear. lsss.gear@umich.eduholydonkey wrote:So recently decided to send in my deposit to Michigan and now I'm looking for some swag to purchase with the law school name on it, but it doesn't seem like there's a ton out there on the interwebs. Any place to find mugs/glasses/etc from the law school?
I did find a hat - http://www.ulrichs.com/search_advanced_ ... 8916A7146D
and a shirt - http://www.amazon.com/Michigan-School-A ... 143&sr=1-1
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Thanks for all the replies. I'll try the email address. If that doesn't work, I can always scribble a blue "M - Law" on a white mug.
/you would think Michigan would be trying to hawk this stuff like crazy for the building campaign
/you would think Michigan would be trying to hawk this stuff like crazy for the building campaign
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welcome to the family, holydonkey
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Guess I should post this here as well...
I'm starting to look at insurance. Have any of the current students used the UHS? Do you just carry major medical insurance? The school's plan is ridiculously expensive. Blue Cross Yong Adult is only $50/month and covers the major stuff but I'd essentially have to use UHS for all doc visits. What do you do for dental?
I'm starting to look at insurance. Have any of the current students used the UHS? Do you just carry major medical insurance? The school's plan is ridiculously expensive. Blue Cross Yong Adult is only $50/month and covers the major stuff but I'd essentially have to use UHS for all doc visits. What do you do for dental?
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Hi
I recently decided to go to UMich for law school! I'm really excited. I was hoping for some advice on where to live.
I was hoping to live south of campus, (closer to the Megabus stop on State) but I haven't found anything like that. Any ideas?
but I'm looking for the following:
studio/1 bedroom with a kitchen in a modern mid/high rise building
gym and laundry
Zaragon looked great, but no one bedrooms, I'm waiting for 411 lofts to get back to me and Towers seems only to have craigslist ads since they are condos. Anyone have other ideas or thoughts?
I recently decided to go to UMich for law school! I'm really excited. I was hoping for some advice on where to live.
I was hoping to live south of campus, (closer to the Megabus stop on State) but I haven't found anything like that. Any ideas?
but I'm looking for the following:
studio/1 bedroom with a kitchen in a modern mid/high rise building
gym and laundry
Zaragon looked great, but no one bedrooms, I'm waiting for 411 lofts to get back to me and Towers seems only to have craigslist ads since they are condos. Anyone have other ideas or thoughts?
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Attending U Mich. Very excited . :
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might be too far but Lake Village of Ann Arbor is AWESOME. its where I signed a lease with the wifestephhu wrote:Hi
I recently decided to go to UMich for law school! I'm really excited. I was hoping for some advice on where to live.
I was hoping to live south of campus, (closer to the Megabus stop on State) but I haven't found anything like that. Any ideas?
but I'm looking for the following:
studio/1 bedroom with a kitchen in a modern mid/high rise building
gym and laundry
Zaragon looked great, but no one bedrooms, I'm waiting for 411 lofts to get back to me and Towers seems only to have craigslist ads since they are condos. Anyone have other ideas or thoughts?
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All this talk about parking:
Is there some option to pay for parking through the university proper, perhaps far far away?
I plan to bring a car, and will probably use it once per month.
Hence, I seek not these NYC parking rates. I just wanna put my car within 2 miles of the Lawyers Club.
What are my option-a-mundos?
Is there some option to pay for parking through the university proper, perhaps far far away?
I plan to bring a car, and will probably use it once per month.
Hence, I seek not these NYC parking rates. I just wanna put my car within 2 miles of the Lawyers Club.
What are my option-a-mundos?
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There is but it's expensive...like $800 or something and far away.cutiewiddlebebe wrote:All this talk about parking:
Is there some option to pay for parking through the university proper, perhaps far far away?
I plan to bring a car, and will probably use it once per month.
Hence, I seek not these NYC parking rates. I just wanna put my car within 2 miles of the Lawyers Club.
What are my option-a-mundos?
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$800 for the year? Semester?blhoward2 wrote:There is but it's expensive...like $800 or something and far away.cutiewiddlebebe wrote:All this talk about parking:
Is there some option to pay for parking through the university proper, perhaps far far away?
I plan to bring a car, and will probably use it once per month.
Hence, I seek not these NYC parking rates. I just wanna put my car within 2 miles of the Lawyers Club.
What are my option-a-mundos?
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I think a year, there is a U of M parking site somewhere.cutiewiddlebebe wrote:$800 for the year? Semester?blhoward2 wrote:There is but it's expensive...like $800 or something and far away.cutiewiddlebebe wrote:All this talk about parking:
Is there some option to pay for parking through the university proper, perhaps far far away?
I plan to bring a car, and will probably use it once per month.
Hence, I seek not these NYC parking rates. I just wanna put my car within 2 miles of the Lawyers Club.
What are my option-a-mundos?
Thanks for your response!
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Crickets on my earlier LRAP question, so I have another couple:
Is there a public interest community per se at Michigan? Do people sure about doing PI feel connected to others doing the same work? It seems like at many law schools, PI students tend to feel isolated. It's hard to articulate where that might come from, but I'm debating between Michigan and a dedicated PI program at another school. I've read up a lot on general PI support at Michigan, but I'm curious as to the difficult-to-define sense of community and feel for PI at Michigan. Any thoughts?
Is there a public interest community per se at Michigan? Do people sure about doing PI feel connected to others doing the same work? It seems like at many law schools, PI students tend to feel isolated. It's hard to articulate where that might come from, but I'm debating between Michigan and a dedicated PI program at another school. I've read up a lot on general PI support at Michigan, but I'm curious as to the difficult-to-define sense of community and feel for PI at Michigan. Any thoughts?
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Hey all! Thanks for taking the time to answer our questions. I am trying to choose between Michigan and Berkeley. I am not really sure what I want to do after school -- probably P.I./gov't work.
Anyhow, I have heard so many wonderful things about Michigan, so now I'm trying to learn the big "cons" for each school. In all honesty, what are some of your least favorite things about your experiences at Michigan?
Anyhow, I have heard so many wonderful things about Michigan, so now I'm trying to learn the big "cons" for each school. In all honesty, what are some of your least favorite things about your experiences at Michigan?
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http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... &start=125
Michigan 3L lists some cons of the school, but later points out that they're probably not all that unique to Michigan in particular.
Edit: post can be found at about halfway point of the page.
Michigan 3L lists some cons of the school, but later points out that they're probably not all that unique to Michigan in particular.
Edit: post can be found at about halfway point of the page.
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That's not even close to being right. Actually, student parking from the University itself is very cheap, it's just also very inconvenient (to the point where it's usually not worth it to use it to drive to class every day). It does, however, work very well if you just want to store a car, and have it somewhat close.cutiewiddlebebe wrote:$800 for the year? Semester?blhoward2 wrote:There is but it's expensive...like $800 or something and far away.cutiewiddlebebe wrote:All this talk about parking:
Is there some option to pay for parking through the university proper, perhaps far far away?
I plan to bring a car, and will probably use it once per month.
Hence, I seek not these NYC parking rates. I just wanna put my car within 2 miles of the Lawyers Club.
What are my option-a-mundos?
Thanks for your response!
http://pts.umich.edu/permit_parking/students.php
You could either get a Student Orange or Yellow permit, or try for a Storage permit. Orange are essentially commuter lots on the outskirts of campus areas, while Yellow are closer to campus (and also give access to Orange, but not vice versa). Both have lots within 2 miles of the LC. That site can help you figure out what you would need.
http://pts.umich.edu/permit_parking/proration.pdf
The PDF gives the proration schedule; the prices are for July 2009-June 2010 for reference. But yeah, you get a full year's permit for the cost of 2-3 months at another option, you just have to deal with the inconvenient locations.
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Thanks for the correction! I guess I saw the price for the blue permit somewhere.starstruck393 wrote:That's not even close to being right. Actually, student parking from the University itself is very cheap, it's just also very inconvenient (to the point where it's usually not worth it to use it to drive to class every day). It does, however, work very well if you just want to store a car, and have it somewhat close.cutiewiddlebebe wrote:$800 for the year? Semester?blhoward2 wrote:There is but it's expensive...like $800 or something and far away.cutiewiddlebebe wrote:All this talk about parking:
Is there some option to pay for parking through the university proper, perhaps far far away?
I plan to bring a car, and will probably use it once per month.
Hence, I seek not these NYC parking rates. I just wanna put my car within 2 miles of the Lawyers Club.
What are my option-a-mundos?
Thanks for your response!
http://pts.umich.edu/permit_parking/students.php
You could either get a Student Orange or Yellow permit, or try for a Storage permit. Orange are essentially commuter lots on the outskirts of campus areas, while Yellow are closer to campus (and also give access to Orange, but not vice versa). Both have lots within 2 miles of the LC. That site can help you figure out what you would need.
http://pts.umich.edu/permit_parking/proration.pdf
The PDF gives the proration schedule; the prices are for July 2009-June 2010 for reference. But yeah, you get a full year's permit for the cost of 2-3 months at another option, you just have to deal with the inconvenient locations.
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Dear Michigan 1L, 2L, and 3Ls, I'm trying to decide between UCLA and Michigan, I want to work in CA, but not necessarily LA ( I have a lot a pretty decent connection to very very good networking in the San Francisco area). I'm an EE non trad w/ good work experience and will probably end up doing IP. Can you help sell me on Michigan? Thanks in advance.
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Generally specialty rankings shouldn't be used but...not only is Michigan ranked higher than UCLA, it's #7 in IP (UCLA not ranked) and, if you were interested in IP in EE, #7 in Electrical Engineering (UCLA not ranked)...and #5 aerospace, #2 industrial, #5 mechanical, #7 materials, #1 nuclear, #8 civil, etc. Think of all the classes you could take/networking you could do outside the law school.
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