r/centralmich

Are welcome weekend parties still banned from Main Street? There was a ban on any sort of gatherings on the lawns of Main Street a few years back.

Hello everyone (: my daughter leaves and gets to go early due to joining the Impact program (Thankfully she worked so hard and got awarded scholarship money). We live three hours away and our vehicle is 20+yrs old. Trying to make sure we have everything thats needed and that we don't bother with what isn't needed. Family friend just told us about the dorm group chat and talking with the roommates about sharing supplies (last minute shoppers like us, DG has the spend $30 save $10 this weekend) and I just want to double check that I send what she needs and enough of it and anything else handy that I may not of thought of.

Fire up Chips! Matt Drinkall quickly brought toughness and physicality back to Central Michigan. Now the Chips look to make the jump to MAC title contention.

📌 QB Angel Flores is an exciting runner, can he take the next step as a passer?

📌 It's all about the trenches with Central Michigan, this is one of the most experienced Olines in the sport and with coaching this will be one of the best in College Football

📌 CMU's defense will be more portal heavy than the offense, but there's a lot to like about this group

Preview attached. What are your predictions for Central Michigan in 2026?

Rising senior here!

CMU isn't my number 1 choice and if I get the opportunity I want to go out of state for college, however, it is much much higher on my list for in state schools. I know a few alumni but they all majored in things related to music (I plan to major in psychology) and weren't super involved with other programs to be able to tell me how my experience would be. My GPA is a 3.7 right now and I do mostly Honor's and AP courses as well as a dual enrollment program at my local college so the academic program itself is quite important to me wherever I go.

Basically what I'm asking is how good of a school is CMU for psychology. Other things I'm considering when choosing schools include the state of extracurriculars such as choir, theatre, and orchestra and also the overall vibe and population of campus and the city. I'm asking this stuff here because I highly doubt I'll have the opportunity to go on any campus tours or participate it any such events before picking a school.

Thanks in advance to anyone who answers!