University of Michigan - Flint
A liberal arts education preparing you for career success.
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) at the University of Michigan-Flint educates students far beyond their chosen major. Comprised of programs in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and fine arts, CAS courses educate you for life by teaching you the most important skill of all: how to keep on learning for yourself after you graduate.
The University of Michigan-Flint 's College of Arts and Sciences is the starting point for a successful future, whatever your chosen major. S tudents, whether they are interested in science, Spanish, or sociology, learn in small classes and have opportunities beyond the classroom to work with leading scholars and outstanding, caring teachers.
A liberal education gives students the means to test ideas, beliefs and facts. It exposes them to a variety of academic disciplines that will broaden and deepen their perspectives and enable them to continue the learning process as educated citizens. It teaches them how to apply what they have learned. Additionally, the college offers strong undergraduate and graduate programs for students specializing in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences, and offers a full array of elective and service courses for students majoring in other schools and programs. With over 25 undergraduate possibilities ranging from biology to criminal justice and communication to psychology, the College of Arts and Sciences meets the needs of a large part of the university's student body. It also offers an increasing number of graduate possibilities for students interested in furthering their education. All our classes provide a broad, strong academic base that supports life long learning.
Take Pride in Earning Your Degree from the University of Michigan - Flint
Attending a liberal arts school means majoring in biology and being able to get a job working for an advertising agency, a hospital or a pharmaceutical company. It means getting a degree in musical theatre and working as a politician or a music teacher , or being a history major and ending up as a corporate executive. A liberal arts education prepares you to be well versed in of all trades instead of sticking you into one career path or one job. With technology and the economy ever changing, our career goals need to adapt to what is hot in the job market today and even more importantly, what will be in demand . A liberal arts degree gives you the tools not just to cope with a changing job market, but to flourish—as an employee, and as a human being.
While every college can give you a sense of belonging, the University of Michigan-Flint is the only area university that can offer the rich heritage of the University of Michigan . After graduation, you add the quality of the University of Michigan to your resume and join one of the largest and most influential alumni organizations in the world.
To learn more about a liberal arts degree contact:
The University of Michigan - Flint
College of Arts and Sciences
516 French Hall
Phone: 810.762.3234
FAX: 810.762.3006
Admissions applications can be found on the Office of Admissions web site, or call 810.762.3300.