Need to reserve a Ross study room?: Tell me your campus and I’ll walk you through booking in under a minute

If you tell me which “Ross” you mean, I’ll get you to the exact reservation page and policies fast. Do you mean the University of Michigan Ross School of Business in Ann Arbor, Ross University (Medicine/Vet), or another Ross library? If you’re at Michigan Ross (Ann Arbor) - Where to book: Study rooms are typically reserved through the Ross room reservation system (EMS) or via the Kresge Library Services portal. You’ll log in with your U-M credentials. - Spaces you can reserve: Group rooms in Blau Hall, Kresge, and Wyly. Many rooms have screens, whiteboards, and HDMI/USB-C hookups. - Common policies: - Group size: usually 2+ people for group rooms. - Time limits: typically 2-hour blocks; often 1 active reservation at a time, and advance booking up to 1–2 weeks. - Check-in: some rooms require check-in at the wall panel within 10–15 minutes or your booking may auto-cancel. - Access: usually limited to Ross-affiliated students. Non-Ross students can use U-M Library study rooms instead. - Quick booking steps: 1) Sign in with your U-M account. 2) Pick building (Blau/Kresge/Wyly), date, and time. 3) Filter by capacity/equipment (screen, whiteboard, video display). 4) Submit reservation and watch for the confirmation email. If you’re at Ross University (Barbados or St. Kitts) - Where to book: Use your campus library’s room reservation portal via single sign-on. Policies commonly include 2-hour limits, group-only rooms, and limited forward-booking windows. - Tip: Rooms near main libraries fill quickly ahead of exams—book early in the week for peak times. Not sure which portal to use? Share: - Your campus/institution (e.g., “Michigan Ross” or “Ross University – Barbados/St. Kitts”). - Date/time window you want. - Headcount and equipment needs (screen/whiteboard). I’ll send the exact booking link and the right policy summary for your location. Extra tips for a smoother reservation - Peak times: Weekdays 11 am–5 pm fill first; try mornings or evenings for better availability. - Backup plan: If rooms are full, check nearby university libraries or quiet zones—many offer same-day cancellations that free up slots. - Be punctual: If your campus uses check-in tablets, arrive within the grace period to avoid auto-cancellation. - Bring adapters: Even with HDMI/USB-C, rooms may not have every dongle—pack your own to save time. Ready to book? Tell me your campus and I’ll pull the correct link and step-by-step for you.