u/AdBeneficial1620

Freshman incoming to umich, is it possible to request a lgbtq random roommate in housing apps without applying for GI dorms? Thank you

Highschool student who got into umich nursing and wondering how the culture for the nursing program specifically is. Is it competitive/somewhat toxic like I've heard of other nursing schools? Also how easy is it to connect with professors one on one? Thanks so much!

Context: From Oregon, queer man, going into nursing, want a very progressive area but also want a place that will help me land an ICU job and eventually get into CRNA school...

UMICH
Pro

• Generally like the vibe of the place
• Seems pretty queer friendly not as much as SF though?
• The admitted students day emphasized u can do research/intership or get a minor--may be good for resume
• Higher ranked (#6, USF is #22)

Con

• Very cold, snows
• Not sure if I would land an ICU job, UMich isnt as good for nurses
• I might want to live in CA/west later in life...

USF
Pro

• Very queer friendly
• Made a couple connections through IG - theres alot of ppl there i can relate to and vibe with
• CA is a great place for nurses (unions etc) if i get a job in CA

Con

• Close to home, kind of want to get out a little
• Might be “toxic”? Heard this nursing program can be
• California is very competitive so I might have to move out of state for ICU job
• Not as prestigious or highly ranked–may affect job search?