Departing the US
Departing the US: Immigration Check Out
If you are returning home, or moving to another city in the U.S., you will need to make extensive, detailed arrangements to not only update your immigration information at U-M, but also to prepare for leaving Ann Arbor in general. Please consult the International Center's departure website for more details on things to do before you depart.
UM Alumni Status
If you took 12 or more academic credits, you have “alumni” status, and you will be able to use your @umich.edu email address for life (i.e. receive messages to this email address). However, after the semester ends, you will lose access to the U-M Google features, including Gmail. You will need to set up email forwarding in order to continue receiving emails sent to your @umich.edu address. You can find details about that here.
If you took fewer than 12 UM credits as an MBA exchange student, you can access:
An alumni club in your region. The international clubs are relatively quiet, but they are welcome to join a club and attend events.
Anything that is publicly on the website: Alumni, such as webinars offered or the career management guide
Our alumni linkedin group, which we allow all students to join as students before they become alums.
UM Transcripts
Professors have 72 hours to input grades after your final exam/project. Once your professors have inputted your grades and the semester has ended, you can view and print your unofficial transcript from your Wolverine Access account. Your official transcript will be sent to your home university once all grades have been input and the Ross Registrar's Office has finalized grades.
Taxes
Students that were employed in the US need to file taxes. Information is typically emailed out to all students in February/March regardless of the term you studied at Ross. Students can learn more about the process here. Students will need to make sure that they have their UM email forwarded to an email that they check regularly so they file in time.
