International Admissions
Welcome to UM-Flint, where your ambitions matter and your success is our priority.
Make Your Academic Goals a Reality
As part of the University of Michigan, we offer undergraduate and graduate programs grounded in academic excellence, inclusivity, and innovation, all within a close-knit community where students support one another and feel encouraged to reach their full potential.
Wherever you call home, you’ll find your place here. We can’t wait to welcome you to our global campus community. Explore the international admission process below to take your first step toward joining us.
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Application Deadline
We encourage you to submit your application by the listed priority deadlines to secure your spot at UM-Flint. Applying before the deadline will boost your chances of admission and accelerate the process of becoming a Wolverine.
Undergraduate Application Deadlines
- Fall semester: July 1
- Winter semester: Nov. 1
Students may apply after the priority deadlines, but they may not receive an admission decision in time to enroll for the semester for which they have applied.
Graduate Admission Deadlines
If you are an international applicant seeking admission to one of our graduate programs, please find your graduate program and review the application deadlines stated on the program page. Graduate admission deadlines vary by program and by semester.
Contact the Graduate International Admissions for more information.
Your future starts at UM-Flint
Whether you’re starting your college journey or continuing your education, UM-Flint offers the programs, support, and community to help you succeed.
First-Year Undergraduate Students
To apply as a first-year international applicant, you must have recently graduated or will soon be graduating from high school (or secondary school) and have not yet attended a post-secondary institution. To find out more, please review our step-by-step guide and eligibility requirements for international students.
Transfer International Students
If you have attended a post-secondary institution outside the US and wish to complete your degree at UM-Flint, we have created an easy-to-follow admission pathway so you can transfer your credits and continue your education. Learn more about how to transfer to the University of Michigan-Flint as an international student.
Graduate International Students
If you’ve completed your bachelor’s degree at a university outside the US, you can apply for UM-Flint’s master’s or doctoral programs to advance your skill set and further your career. Review our general international graduate admissions information.
Other International Students
At UM-Flint, we recognize that our international students come from all sorts of backgrounds and circumstances. We offer admission to other international applicants, including DACA recipients, J-1 Exchange visitors and scholars, and students with any other non-immigrant status (H4, H1B, TN, TD, etc.). Discover alternative admissions pathways to becoming a U-M student
Why UM-Flint?
A UM-Flint degree carries the strength of the University of Michigan name. You graduate as a distinguished alumnus, ready for the global workforce with the skills and confidence to succeed.
Connect with Global Industry
Set in Flint, less than two hours from Detroit, UM-Flint puts you within reach of leading companies like Ford, General Motors and Lear.
Experience a Vibrant Campus Life
Your time here is about more than coursework. The Division of Student Affairs helps every student feel at home on a safe, welcoming campus where they can make friends and discover new interests. Beyond campus, there’s a whole community to explore.
Learn by Doing
From world-class research labs to internships in your field, you’ll build the creativity and problem-solving skills employers value while forming lasting connections with classmates and faculty.
Paying for Your Michigan Degree
Most international students do not qualify for federal financial aid.
International undergraduate students can qualify for first-year merit scholarships or our transfer merit-based scholarships, depending on their enrollment status.
International graduate students have additional options to help fund their education. Our Graduate Student Research Assistantship program provides a stipend along with valuable work experience in an academic setting, while the Global Graduate Merit Scholarship offers awards of up to $10,000.
Additional Resources
Working in partnership with the UM-Flint Office of Admissions, the Center for Global Engagement supports international students every step of the way, from your first transition to life in the United States through the rest of your time at UM-Flint. Whether you’re settling into campus through orientation or navigating the student visa process, CGE’s International Student Services connects you with the guidance and International Student Resources you need to thrive.
Connect with UM-Flint’s Admissions Experts
Excited to take the next step toward pursuing your U-M degree but still have questions about the admissions process? We have a dedicated team of international admissions staff ready to help you with whatever you need. For more information, please contact International Admissions at +1-810-762-3300 or email international.flint@umich.edu.
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The University of Michigan-Flint’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report is available online at go.umflint.edu/ASR-AFSR. The ASR-AFSR includes Clery Act crime and fire statistics for the preceding three years for locations owned and or controlled by UM-Flint, the required policy disclosure statements and other important safety-related information. A paper copy of the ASR-AFSR is available on request made to Department of Public Safety by calling 810-762-3330, by email to UM-Flint.CleryCompliance@umich.edu or in person at DPS at the Hubbard Building at 602 Mill Street; Flint, MI 48502.