Living in Ann Arbor

Housing Suggestions
To make your stay at the University enjoyable, you will want to secure off-campus housing around North Campus or Central Campus. Your options include shared housing, such as fraternities, sororities, and student co-ops, as well as leased/rental apartments, houses, and rooms.Co-ops are owned and operated by the students who live in them rather than by landlords or the University. They are economical and convenient because members share the

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work necessary to run them. Co-ops also have a friendly atmosphere and tend to be more closely knit than residence halls and more sociable than apartments.
For more information, go to http://www.icc.coop/.

For more information about UM housing, please go to http://www.housing.umich.edu

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	Living in Ann Arbor
		Housing Suggestions To make your stay at the University enjoyable, you will want to secure off-campus housing around North Campus or Central Campus. Your options include shared housing, such as fraternities, sororities, and student co-ops, as well as leased/rental apartments, houses, and rooms.Co-ops are owned and operated by the students who live in them rather than by landlords or the University. They are economical and convenient because members share the Ross Photo Gallery-Ann Arbor and Campus Ross Facebook	work necessary to run them. Co-ops also have a friendly atmosphere and tend to be more closely knit than residence halls and more sociable than apartments. For more information, go to http://www.icc.coop/. For more information about UM housing, please go to http://www.housing.umich.edu Click Here to Download our Housing Factsheet Ross School of Business Map	Click Here for information on local places of worship. Click Here for a description of transportation and shopping opportunities. Michigan 2009-2010 Information Sheet (PDF) Outdoor Adventures Sports Ross School of Business Click Here for student comments. Click here for an estimated cost of living link.