University of Michigan Flint [UM Flint] Admission, Criteria & Application Deadlines 2023

University of Michigan-Flint is a public university located in Flint, Michigan. It was the first campus of the University of Michigan outside Ann Arbor. The university offers an array of bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral degrees and certificates. There are more than 45 academic departments housed in six main academic units. 

The university had a total enrollment of 7,297 students including 5,862 undergraduates and 1,435 graduates. In fall 2022, the university received 4,254 applications and had a moderately selective admission policy. The acceptance rate of University of Michigan - Flint was 66% in fall 2022. The acceptance rate for female applicants was 70% while for male applicants was 60%. 

The points to be kept in mind while applying to University of Michigan-Flint are as follows:

• The university follows a semester-based academic calendar with intakes in fall, winter, summer and spring.
• Applications are accepted online through the university’s website or common application, free of any charges.
• Applicants must submit SAT or ACT scores for admission. A minimum SAT score of 970 or ACT score of 17 is required.
• Graduate applicants are required to submit GRE/ GMAT scores for admission or apply for GMAT waiver, if eligible.
• Non-academic factors such as leadership qualities, talents and abilities, personal essay, volunteering opportunities, etc. are also important factors for admission.

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