Tuition: Tuition at UM-Flint is competitive in our state. Tuition varies by academic program at the graduate level. Visit our Student Accounts website for tuition and costs, tuition due dates, and payment plans.

Graduate Student Grants: Learn more about qualifying and applying for graduate student grants that don’t require repayment.

Scholarships: UM-Flint offers a range of scholarships for graduate students as well as scholarships for individual degree programs. Learn more about your scholarship options and how to apply. Admitted students: the Office of Financial Aid fall 2019 scholarship application is will open mid-December, 2018. February 15, 2019 is the priority deadline for graduate students, June 1, 2019 the final deadline. 

Fellowships: UM-Flint offers two fellowships that provide financial support for graduate students. Learn more about the King Chávez Parks Future Faculty Fellowship Program and the Rackham Fellowship. 

Research Assistantships: Graduate Student Research Assistantships provide graduate students the opportunity to earn stipends each month while assisting faculty with performing vital and groundbreaking research. 

TEACH Grants: Students in our MA in Literacy Education and Education with Certification (MAC) are eligible to apply for the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant (TEACH). Our MA in Early Childhood Education students are eligible to apply for MIAEYC's T.E.A.C.H. grant. 

Loans: By applying for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), students are able to apply for a Graduate PLUS Loan. More information can be found here. 

Full-Time vs. Part-Time Enrollment Criteria: click here to learn how many credits you need to be either full or part-time.

Residency Requirements: Learn about meeting University of Michigan residency requirements that enable you to qualify for in-state tuition.