Click here to fill out the 2014 Spring/Summer Application

Click here to fill out a Spring/Summer Revision Request Form

The priority deadline for the Spring/Summer Aid Application has passed. Although you may still fill out the application, it will be considered late.

Spring and Summer terms are considered the end of the academic year. Therefore the amount of aid that is available for distribution to students during this time depends on how much was distributed during the fall and winter semesters. The amount of grants, loans, and work study available in spring or summer can be considerably less than what is typically available during the rest of the academic year. 

To be eligible for Spring/Summer Aid, you MUST attend at least 6 credit hours (undergraduates) or 4 credit hours (graduates).

These credits may be split between the Spring and Summer semesters in any way. For example, undergraduates may attend six credits in Spring and zero in Summer, five credits in Summer and one in Spring, three credits in each semester, or any other combination as long as the total for both semesters is six credits.

What kind of aid is available?

The spring and summer semesters are considered to be the end of the academic year. For this reason, aid offered is typically what is left over from the fall and winter semesters. If, for example, you were awarded the Pell Grant and enrolled full-time in the fall and winter, there will be no Pell Grant left to award you during the spring and summer. Any aid awarded at other institutions during these semesters counts toward your total as well. 

When should I apply?

The Spring/Summer Aid Application for the 2013-2014 semesters will be available December 9th. Students should file the application by the priority deadline of February 14th, 2014.

What if I miss the priority deadline?

You may still apply for aid using the application, however the application will be considered "late". Late applications will not be looked at until all on-time applications have been processed. Typically very little or no grant funds will remain when late applications are processed. 

I'm thinking about transferring to UM-Flint. Can I apply for spring/summer aid before I'm admitted?

No, in order to submit the on-line application you need to be admitted and have a valid UMID. 

I'm a UM-Flint student, but I haven't attended in a few years. What do I need to do to get spring/summer aid?

Visit the Admissions Office and complete a re-admit application. Click here for more information on readmission. 

Application for Readmission 

How will I know when I have been offered spring/summer aid?

You will receive an award notice via your UM-Flint student email account. 

Do I need to accept the loans offered to me in spring/summer?

No, if you indicate that you want loans on your spring/summer application we will automatically accept them for you if you are eligible. 

When does this aid pay?

Students that file the Spring/Summer Aid Application on time may expect aid to pay on the first day of class for each term.