Nicole9

It really is best if you call the UW housing services department to ask them questions about the room. It's the best way to get the most accurate information!

I lived in Haggett Hall two years ago. This is double and pretty good location for all classes.

The rooms are hexagonal and have walk in closets but are not as big as the rooms in McCarty

I lived in Terry last year so I don't know much about actually living in Haggett, but it's between two other halls, McMahon and McCarty, and it has some super cheap ice cream. There's also a ping pong table and pool table. I hope you like it.

Haggett Hall is not bad, any place can be what you make it out to be. So be positive and it will be amazing.

Haggett rooms tend to feel a bit more spacious (a bit) because of the room layouts. If its a real triple room then it will indeed be larger, if its a double room being used as a triple, then it might be a little tight.

Haggett is not too bad. You get to have your own walk-in closet! The hexagonal shape of the room takes a little getting used to, though. Also, the room can get very dark so you might want to invest in a good lamp!

Difficult. If you want to be a diplomat, advise or be a government official this is a serious program.

I dont know. Im not a political science major

It seems to be one of the easier majors compared to the sciences and engineering which tend to be the most rigorous. However, Michigan is a very competitive school so whatever major you choose will provide a challenge.

This political science major at Michigan is not as difficult as other majors.

I am not sure, but I have few friends that are in that major. They think it was quite easy.