Apply for the Michigan honors program. What it offers is buried three or four obscure clicks into their website, but here it is: "Honors facilitates this community by offering students the opportunity to take a variety of Honors courses, many with small class sizes. It also offers the opportunity to interact with faculty, to receive thoughtful advising, to live in a community of students with similar commitment to their academic journey, and the chance to develop into a producer of knowledge during your college career. If these opportunities sound like something you would like to engage in, then Honors could be a great place for you!
While the other things are nice, a big part of college is the friends you make there. You want to live in an honors dorm. The people you meet on your floor, in your building, are going to be your first friends, and some will become lifelong friends. Wouldn’t it be nice to be living with people who are serious students, just as you are? Also, honors dorms tend to be a bit more civilized, a bit less like animal house.
Of course, if based upon your current acceptances, you know that you’re NOT going to go to Michigan, then don’t bother.