Editing University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (section)

== Overview of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor ==
The University of Michigan, located in the '''bustling college town''' of '''Ann Arbor''', offers a diverse and dynamic environment for students. With a student population of over '''46,000''' (including more than 15,000 graduate students), UMich is one of the largest universities in the U.S. The university offers over '''280 degree programs''' across its '''14 colleges and schools''', making it a leading center of education in nearly every academic field.

=== UMich’s Ranking and Reputation ===
The University of Michigan is consistently ranked among the top public universities in the United States and is globally recognized for its academic and research contributions.

* '''U.S. News & World Report''': UMich ranks '''#23''' among national universities and '''#3''' for public universities in the U.S. It is particularly renowned for its '''engineering''', '''business''', '''law''', and '''public health''' programs.
* '''QS World University Rankings''': UMich ranks '''#25''' globally, with strengths in fields such as '''engineering''', '''computer science''', '''social sciences''', and '''life sciences'''.
* '''Times Higher Education''': UMich ranks among the '''top 25 universities globally''', excelling in '''research''' output, '''academic reputation''', and '''teaching quality'''.

UMich is known for its outstanding contributions to '''research''', '''technology''', and '''entrepreneurship''', and its alumni include leaders in '''business''', '''government''', '''academia''', and the '''arts'''.
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