University of Michigan-Flint

Flint, USA

Type of institution:

University
College

Age range:18+

Type of training:

Full-time
Part-time
Online

Language of instruction:

english

Year of foundation:1956

About the University of Michigan-Flint

The University of Michigan-Flint was founded in 1956 and has become an important educational institution in the region. It has received accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission. The university offers a wide range of programs and unique teaching methods, such as hands-on learning and an interdisciplinary approach. The university plays a significant role in the region's educational system, demonstrating a high level of education and providing resources and support for every student. Key objectives include the development of critical thinking, research, and preparing students for the challenges of modernity.

Admission conditions in University of Michigan-Flint

To apply to the University of Michigan-Flint, several steps must be completed, including filling out an online application. Usually, proof of education and documents from previous studies are required. Mandatory tests: SAT or ACT (for undergraduate applicants) Minimum age: 17 years Application process: an online application form must be filled out on the university's website, with the application deadline typically being August 1. The application fee is $50. Educational qualifications: high school diploma or equivalent. Required documents: letters of recommendation, test scores, proof of English proficiency (TOEFL or IELTS for international students). Requirements for international students: minimum level of English proficiency (TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5) and other documents. Financial conditions: proof of funds for tuition and living expenses is required. Application deadlines: main deadlines are from January to August. Testing or interview: additional interviews may be conducted for some programs. Qualifications or experience: a certain level of preparation in relevant subjects is recommended. Notification of results: applicants are informed of the results via email within 2–4 weeks after submitting their documents.

Minimum rating for admission to University of Michigan-Flint

The minimum SAT is 920 or ACT is 19.

Prospects after completing studies in University of Michigan-Flint

Graduates can continue their education in a master's program or start a career in various fields, including business, healthcare, education, and other areas.

Curriculum type
Subjects

Title	Age	Period
Bachelor's Degree program in English	18+	1 year
Master's Degree program in English	21+	1 year
Master of Public Health	21+	2 years
Bachelor of Business Administration	18+	4 years