Michigan Experience

The Henry Ford

Students receive an annual membership to The Henry Ford, which includes the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and Greenfield Village by showing their UM-Dearborn ID at the ticket window.

Arab American National Museum

Students receive an annual membership to the Arab American National Museum, which includes unlimited admission to the museum, discounts on public programs, workshops and events, and check out privileges at the Russell J. Ebeid Library & Resource Center, which houses the largest collection of books by and about Arab Americans, by showing your UM-Dearborn ID at the ticket window.

Fair Lane Music Guild

Students receive free admission to concert performances by the Fair Lane Music Guild, at the Henry Ford Estate on campus, by showing their UM-Dearborn ID at the concerts.

Music, theater, dance performances

UM-Dearborn students may purchase student priced tickets for performances at university concert and performance venues. UM-Ann Arbor Museum of Art offers FREE admission.

UM-Dearborn has a competitive athletics program in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. All students have free access to games, including basketball, hockey, soccer and more. UM-Dearborn students can also enjoy Big Ten competitions in Ann Arbor. Students are eligible to purchase student section tickets for certain sports, including football, men’s basketball and ice hockey.

Current students are notified for football ticket purchases, via email, in February. Newly enrolled students are also notified via email, in June, for ticket purchases.

UM-Dearborn students are eligible to try out for one of the best bands in the nation, the Michigan Marching Band!

UM-Dearborn students are eligible to join ROTC in Ann Arbor.

At UM-Dearborn, the Environmental Interpretive Center (EIC) is the gateway to the 120-acre Environmental Student Area. The EIC offers programming and walking trails. UM-Dearborn students can also access outdoor areas in Ann Arbor, including the Matthaei Botanical Gardens with FREE admission.

Libraries

In addition to the Mardigian Library, located on UM-Dearborn’s campus, students may access resources at the libraries in Ann Arbor.

Additional Student Societies and Clubs

In addition to nearly 150 student organizations and clubs on the Dearborn campus, students may be eligible to participate in additional clubs on the Ann Arbor campus. If there is an organization or club that you are interested in, please reach out to inquire about participation.

After Graduation

After you earn your Michigan degree, you are eligible to join one of the largest and most engaged alumni associations in the world. Join the over 650,000 strong proud Wolverines as you begin your careers and stay connected to the university.