Admission is based on the strength of high school background, including the degree of difficulty of coursework, records of academic achievement, and special or unique accomplishments both in and out of the classroom. Decisions are made on an individual basis. The University of Michigan-Flint seeks to admit students likely to succeed in our rigorous academic programs. Application forms are available through the Office of Admissions and in local high school guidance offices. Students may submit applications after completing their junior year in high school.
Early application is encouraged.
The provision of this number is mandatory and is in accord with an administrative regulation issued November 15, 1966. A strong high school program of basic academic subjects is an important preparation for college study. Three years, including intermediate algebra. This requirement is particularly important for students considering study in physical or biological sciences, computer science, the behavioral sciences, or business administration. Four years highly recommended.