English Proficiency Test Exempt Countries

English Proficiency Test Exempt Countries

Citizens of the countries listed below may be exempt from the University of Michigan-Flint’s English proficiency test requirement for undergraduate applicants.

Regardless of an applicant’s country of citizenship, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Office of Graduate Programs may require proof of English proficiency if the applicant attended a non-English medium school or is from a region where English is not the primary language.

More information about UM-Flint’s English proficiency can be found by reviewing our complete First-Year International Student Admission and Graduate Admission International Students.

American SamoaGrenadaSaint Vincent, Grenadines
AnguillaGuamSeychelles
AntarcticaGuyanaSierra Leone
Antigua and BarbudaIrelandSingapore
AustraliaJamaicaSolomon Islands
BahamasKenyaSouth Africa
BarbadosKiribatiSouth Georgia & South Sandwich Islands
BelizeLesothoSt. Kitts & Nevis
BermudaLiberiaTrinidad & Tobago
BotswanaMalawiTurks & Caicos Islands
British Indian Ocean TerritoryMarshall IslandUganda
Britain Virgin IslandsMauritiusUnited Kingdom
CameroonMicronesiaUnited States
CanadaMontserratUS Minor Outlying Islands
Cayman IslandNamibiaVirgin Islands, British
Christmas IslandNew ZealandVirgin Islands, US
Cook IslandsNigeriaZambia
DominicaNorfolk IslandZimbabwe
EswatiniNorthern Mariana Islands
Falkland IslandPalau
FijiPhilippines
GambiaPitcairn Islands
GhanaSaint Helena
GibraltarSaint Lucia

Regardless of an applicant’s country of citizenship, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Office of Graduate Programs may require proof of English proficiency if the applicant attended a non-English medium school or is from a region where English is not the primary language.