Accelerated Online Degree Completion Programs
The University of Michigan-Flint’s Accelerated Online Degree Completion programs are tailored for you, an ambitious and hardworking adult, to complete a respected Michigan bachelor’s degree quickly and efficiently.

Four amazing programs. One flexible format to fit your busy life.
We understand that as a busy professional, you have limited time and unlimited potential. We created the AODC format to help you leverage your previously earned college credits to finish a quality bachelor’s degree in an expedited timeline. These flexible programs offer everything you expect from UM-Flint: expert faculty, rigorous curriculum, and in-demand career preparation for the future.
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Why AODC Program?
Finish your bachelor’s degree on your terms. UM-Flint’s AODC programs combine online flexibility, accelerated courses, and generous transfer credit to help you graduate faster.
Study 100% Online
Fully online, asynchronous classes with no set meeting times. Study where and when it works for you.
Streamline Your Path to a Degree
Take two accelerated, seven-week courses at a time, so you build lasting skills without juggling too many classes.
Earn Credit for Prior Learning
Work with an advisor to transfer credits and earn more through military training, certifications, AP/IB/CLEP exams and portfolio review.
Find Your AODC Program
Whether you’re established in your career and ready for the next step, or looking to build new skills for a career pivot, UM-Flint has an AODC program designed to help you get there.

Business Administration
Earn your BBA online and gain the broad business knowledge you need to launch a rewarding career across a wide range of industries.

Health Care Management
Earn your BS in Health Care Management online and prepare for a rewarding career leading and improving care across hospitals, clinics, and other health settings.

Interdisciplinary Studies
Earn your Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies online and customize your degree with two career-focused certificates in today’s most in-demand fields.

Psychology
Earn your psychology degree online and build a strong foundation in research and human behavior to prepare for graduate study or a wide range of careers.
Free Tuition with the Go Blue Guarantee!
UM-Flint students are automatically considered for the Go Blue Guarantee upon admission, a historic program offering free tuition for high-achieving, in-state undergraduates from lower-income households. Learn more about the Go Blue Guarantee to see if you qualify and how affordable a Michigan degree can be.
Achieve Career Success
With program options that are in demand with employers and world-respected UM-Flint bachelor’s degrees, you are empowered to elevate your career to the next level and substantially increase your earning power.
50%
More with a bachelor’s degree (vs. some college)
$2.8 million
Average lifetime earnings with a bachelor’s degree
lower
Unemployment rates for bachelor’s degree holders.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Admission Requirements
Our AODC programs are designed for individuals with previous college experience but who haven’t finished their bachelor’s degrees. To apply to our AODC program, you need to have at least 25 previously earned college credits and submit:
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- Transcripts from previous institutions
When Can I Start?
Accelerated seven-week courses mean there are many opportunities for you to begin an AODC program throughout the year. Find the start date that works best for you!
- Fall 2025
- Aug. 25
- Oct. 14
- Winter 2026
- Jan. 5
- Aug. 24

Apply Today to Complete Your Bachelor’s Degree Online!
As a UM-Flint AODC student, you take classes where instructors value your life experiences. You are supported by resources and by your classmates, who share the lessons they have learned along the way. It’s time to finish your bachelor’s degree on a fast track!
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