State operating appropriation request presented to regents

Courant

Despite a slow economic recovery and its impact on the state, U-M enrollment is at record levels, research awards have reached $741 million and the economic return on investment in education is as high as it has ever been, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Paul N. Courant said in a presentation to the Board of Regents at the November meeting.   More>

U-M enrollment reaches another record high

Although the number of incoming freshmen this fall was down slightly, by design, record number of students enrolled at the Ann Arbor campus for the sixth consecutive year.     More>

Many students enrolling at the University for fall 2003 are doing so online--in fact, half of the students who've filled out applications thus far have used the Web.     More>

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