Financial Aid

There are four general forms of financial aid that may be available to you. We’ve provided you with a basic outline here:
  1. Grants:  A grant is gift money (generally from the University’s general fund, various federal and state programs, and donations provided by generous friends of the University) that is awarded on the basis of need and financial aid eligibility. Grant aid does not have to be repaid.

  2. Scholarships: Scholarships are awarded to students in all programs of study and grade levels based on academic achievement, extracurricular activities, service to the university and community, and student research. University of Michigan-Flint offers over 120 scholarships a year. For more information on specific scholarships and their requirements, click here.

  3. Loans: Loans are monies borrowed from a variety of sources that must be repaid. Loans may vary based on need and year in school.

  4. Work Study: Earn while you learn! Work study allows you to earn financial assistance through employment on campus or with certain non-profit off-campus agencies. Student wages are a combination of federal, state and University funds.

 
FASFA Help from UM-Flint Financial Aid Director Lori Vedder

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