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University of Michigan - Flint

#361 in Colleges with the Best Professors in America
  • 4 Year
  • Flint, MI
  • 878 reviews
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    B-
    Overall Niche Grade
    How are grades calculated?
    1. Academics
      B
    2. Value
      B
    3. Diversity
      B
    4. Campus
      B-
    5. Athletics
      NG
    6. Party Scene
      C+
    7. Professors
      B+
    8. Location
      C
    9. Dorms
      B-
    10. Campus Food
      B
    11. Student Life
      B-
    12. Safety
      B
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    UM Flint is a public university located in Flint, Michigan. It is a small institution with an enrollment of 3,809 undergraduate students. Admissions is somewhat competitive as the UM Flint acceptance rate is 65%. Popular majors include Nursing, Business, and Psychology. Graduating 44% of students, UM Flint alumni go on to earn a starting salary of $32,500.
    About University of Michigan - Flint...
    Athletic Division
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    Athletic Conference
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    Address
    303 E. Kearsley St. 500 NBC
    Flint, MI 48502
    Website
    umflint.edu

    University of Michigan - Flint Rankings

    Niche rankings are based on rigorous analysis of key statistics from the U.S. Department of Education and millions of reviews.

    Admissions

    Acceptance Rate
    65%
    Application Deadline
    August 20
    SAT Range
    950-1200
    ACT Range
    20-26
    Application Fee
    $0
    SAT/ACT
    Required
    High School GPA
    Required
    Early Decision/Early Action
    Yes

    Test Prep

    SAT and ACT Prep Options
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    Cost

    Net Price
    $10,906/ year
    National
    $15,523
    Average cost after financial aid for students receiving grant or scholarship aid, as reported by the college.
    Average Total Aid Awarded
    $8,180/ year
    National
    $7,535
    Students Receiving Financial Aid
    95%

    Academics

    Professors
    B+
    Based on faculty accomplishments, salary, student reviews, and additional factors.
    Student Faculty Ratio
    13:1
    Evening Degree Programs
    No
    79%
    of students agree that professors put a lot of effort into teaching their classes.53 responses
    73%
    of students agree that it is easy to get the classes they want.60 responses
    53%
    of students agree that the workload is easy to manage.59 responses

    Majors

    Most Popular Majors
    • Nursing
      289 Graduates
    • Business
      92 Graduates
    • Psychology
      87 Graduates
    • Healthcare Management
      76 Graduates
    • Accounting
      47 Graduates
    • Social Work and Youth Services
      44 Graduates
    • Finance
      37 Graduates
    • Communications
      35 Graduates
    • Information Science
      35 Graduates
    • Health Service Preparatory Studies
      32 Graduates

    Students

    Full-Time Enrollment
    3,809Undergrads
    Part-Time Undergrads
    2,625
    Undergrads Over 25
    21%
    Pell Grant
    45%
    Varsity Athletes
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    Poll
    What one word or phrase best describes the typical student at this school?
    Based on 32 responses
    Report
    • Busy
      50%
    • Different- no one is average
      19%
    • Smart
      19%
    • Diverse
      9%
    • Outgoing
      3%

    Campus Life

    Freshmen Live On-Campus
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    Poll
    46%
    of students say that Greek life is average, and no one will treat you differently if you don't join.70 responses
    Poll
    50%
    of students say varsity sporting events are attended, but not a huge part of campus life.90 responses
    Poll
    What one word or phrase best describes your school?
    Based on 40 responses
    Report
    • Comfortable
      45%
    • Accepting
      28%
    • Excellent instructors
      15%
    • Motivated
      8%
    • Thriving
      5%

    After College

    Median Earnings 6 Years After Graduation
    $40,600/ year
    National
    $33,028
    Graduation Rate
    44%
    National
    49%
    Employed 2 Years After Graduation
    88%
    National
    83%
    91%
    of students feel confident they will find a job in their field after graduation.35 responses
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    University of Michigan - Flint Reviews

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    Absolutely love it! I hadn't been to school in over 13 years, and this is my first semester back. The faculty, staff and students have made me feel so welcomed and I really appreciate it! Also, I love the class sizes. It's not too many students so that you can get the attention you need during classes.
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    I love attending the University of Michigan-Flint campus. Flint is well-known for its' crime and is not known as a safe city, however, being on the campus makes me feel safe. We have campus police that strolls the campus all day and transportation called "Safe Ride" for those who need a safe way to get from one end of the campus to the other. The atmosphere on campus is laid back and easy going. It is really easy to make friends as well because the class sizes are smaller than larger universities. Another plus to having smaller classrooms means that you get more one on one time with your professor which helps me achieve a better grade. The one thing I would wish they would change is their food choices. I seem to always be eating the same choices because each location typically has similar food. Overall, I would highly recommend this college for anyone. It is a great opportunity that is cheaper than major universities, and who doesn't love saving money.
    I attended U of M Flint for three years before deciding to transfer. The school is great for pre-health fields, with degrees like biology, chemistry, and biochemistry. I decided to switch my major to engineering, and after my first core class I found out from other students that this is not the university to be at as an engineering major. Although the transfer credits are wonderful, and I had great professors in my general education classes, and core sciences. It's a great value for the money, just not a good college if you want to become an engineer.