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One of the things I like to brag about to my friends is that the University of Michigan has some very good dining halls. Many of my friends from high school attended small schools that only have one or two dining locations on campus with limited selections. The University of Michigan has over seven dining hall with a wide range of options so I rarely get fed up with the food on campus.

I brag about the fact that the University of Michigan has the most school spirit, a great atmosphere, and that it is a school big enough to allow everyone to do exactly what they want.

How awesomely fun yet totally academically driven the school is. It is probably the one of the smartest of all the states schools

The cultural activites available. I'm heavily involved in theatre.

I talk about how beautiful campus is, how great the academic programs are, and how challenging the courses are. I also talk about the great Christian groups on campus.

There's something for everyone at my school. That is, it's so inclusive, no matter race, sexual orientation, gender, religion, or career path. Even though the demographics may not make it seem inclusive, everyone who attends University of Michigan fits into some group. My friends from high school all attend colleges that are geared more towards specific programs, while my college is big on the sciences, the arts, and the sports.

U of M breeds success. While attending UM I've developed a sense of graditude, I am capable of giving credit and honor when it is due. I know how to accept my failures and mold them into success stories. I read everyday and it's not chore, I truly enjoy it. UM Allows you to set goals and develop life plans based on what you truly enjoy. A UM student is continously learning and because of that we are all willing to embrace change.

We have the best programs out there.

I always tell my friends that did not attend Michigan how much they missed out on the diversity the school has to offer. For having such a large population, the campus is relatively small, forcing you to interact with a wide range of people. You will definitely find a social group or two to blend with and possibly discover activities you hadn't even considered. Plus, we have some of the best restaurants Michigan has to offer!

I usually brag to my friends about my experiences outside of actual class. Though Michigan is a large school, it's student population is very diverse and a wide variety of extracurricular activities are available. In particular, I have enjoyed going to classical music concerts, attending cultural events, and leading bible study. The concerts constantly remind me why I love playing violin so much, the cultural events allow me to become more familiar with a wide variety of ethnic groups, and leading bible study helps learn how to continue being involved in church as well as lead discussions.