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• Earn a World-Renowned Michigan Degree - 

A degree from UM-Flint distinguishes graduates as part of the esteemed University of Michigan alumni network. Graduates enter the workforce well-prepared, equipped with knowledge and skills to navigate and solve complex challenges.

• Close Proximity to Global Industry - 

Located in Flint, Michigan—less than two hours from Detroit—UM-Flint offers prime access to leading corporations, including Ford Motor Company, General Motors, and Lear Corporation, providing unique career opportunities.

• Experience a Vibrant Campus Life - 

The Division of Student Affairs is dedicated to ensuring a memorable UM-Flint experience beyond academics. With opportunities to meet new friends and explore various interests, students benefit from a supportive campus community and the vibrant cultural scene of Flint such as Capitol Theatre

Flint Cultural Canter.

• Discover an Immersive Learning Environment - 

UM-Flint’s curriculum emphasizes hands-on, experiential learning that cultivates creative problem-solving skills. Through research labs, internships, and real-world projects, students gain practical expertise, strengthen skills, and form lasting connections with faculty and peers.

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• World-Renowned Degree from a Top-Ranked Public University: Students earn a University of Michigan degree, which is recognized globally. The University of Michigan is a top-rated public university in the U.S. and generally a top 20 to top 50 university worldwide.

• Accessible Quality Education: Compared to the main Ann Arbor campus, the University of Michigan-Flint offers a more accessible admission process and lower tuition costs, along with more scholarship and work opportunities.

• Personalized Learning Environment: With about 6,000 students and a 13:1 faculty-to-student ratio, the university offers smaller class sizes (over 90% of undergraduate classes have under 30 students), allowing for one-on-one interaction with professors, more research opportunities, and hands-on lab work.

• On-Campus Employment Opportunities: International students can easily find on-campus jobs, with many departments relying on them. They can work up to 20 hours a week during the school year, earning a minimum of $15 USD per hour, which can help cover living expenses.

• Cultural Experience in a Small City: Located in downtown Flint, a city of about 80,000 people, students can experience cultural resources like museums, theaters, and a farmers market. Flint hosts large cultural events throughout the year, such as the Crim Marathon, which draws nearly 100,000 people.

• Flexible Housing and Dining Options: While living on campus is recommended for the first semester, it's not required. Residence halls offer suite-style living with living spaces and kitchenettes, and full shared kitchens are available. Meal plans are flexible, and the Center for Global Engagement organizes trips to Indian grocery stores for international students.

• Strong Focus on Experiential Learning (CPT/OPT): Most undergraduate programs incorporate internships, allowing students to qualify for Curricular Practical Training (CPT) after their first year. The university supports students in finding CPT opportunities within driving distance in the Flint Genesee County region. Stem programs qualify for the longer Optional Practical Training (OPT).

• Comprehensive Student Support for International Students:

Airport Pickups: The university arranges for current international students to pick up new students from the Detroit airport.

Temporary Housing: New students receive a couple of days of free housing in residence halls to help them find long-term accommodations.

Essential Services Assistance: The university helps students establish bank accounts, obtain driver's licenses (if desired), and get Social Security numbers to enable on-campus work.

Student Ambassadors: International student ambassadors are available to assist new students with acclimation and answer questions during their first days and weeks.

Personalized Care: The Center for Global Engagement provides one-on-one support, knowing students by name and ensuring their needs are met, treating their journey as a "transformation of life" rather than a transaction.

• Flint is a revitalized and dynamic city located in southeastern Michigan. Known for its historical significance, diverse community, and scenic riverfront, Flint provides a unique blend of cultural richness and urban conveniences.

• Community and Culture:

  • Historic downtown area with beautiful architecture and public art.

  • Diverse local culture, featuring independent shops, restaurants, and cafes.

  • Hosts numerous events, festivals, and a thriving arts and music scene.

• Academic Excellence:

  • Home to the University of Michigan-Flint, a member of the prestigious University of Michigan system.

  • Offers robust educational resources, cultural programs, and research opportunities.

• Outdoor Beauty and Recreation:

  • Situated along the scenic Flint River, with trails and parks for outdoor activities.

  • Ideal for walking, biking, and kayaking, with easy access to surrounding nature.

  • Nearby parks and recreational areas provide scenic views and outdoor spaces.

• Quality of Life:

  • Affordable, inclusive, and community-centred environment.

  • Strong focus on safety and accessibility, supporting a welcoming atmosphere for families and students alike.