University of Michigan-Flint

University of Michigan-Flint is a 4 Year, Public university located at 303 E. Kearsley Street, Flint, MI. Students at University of Michigan-Flint can enroll in bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and certificate programs.

University of Michigan-Flint Military & Veteran Support Programs

University of Michigan-Flint offers the following veteran and military support programs: 

• University of Michigan-Flint has GI Bill®-approved programs
• University of Michigan-Flint is approved for Tuition Assistance
• University of Michigan-Flint is a  Yellow Ribbon school
• University of Michigan-Flint offers  credit for military
• University of Michigan-Flint awards credit for the CLEP exam
• University of Michigan-Flint does not publish a DSST credit policy on its current credit-by-examination page; confirm acceptance with Admissions

Is University of Michigan-Flint a GI Bill®-approved school?

Yes, University of Michigan-Flint is a GI Bill®-approved school. However, you will need to check with the school to ensure that the GI Bill® covers your preferred degree program.

Is University of Michigan-Flint a Yellow Ribbon school?

Yes, University of Michigan-Flint is a Yellow Ribbon school.

Yellow Ribbon eligibility requires the 100% Post-9/11 GI Bill® benefit level and is subject to the university’s agreement with VA. Confirm eligible programs, available places, and contribution limits with the Student Veterans Resource Center; participation does not guarantee full coverage of all costs.

Does University of Michigan-Flint offer Yellow Ribbon for master’s programs?

University of Michigan-Flint confirms Yellow Ribbon participation, but its public information does not specify current master’s program contribution limits or available places. Contact the Student Veterans Resource Center to confirm eligibility for your graduate program.

At a public institution, the Post-9/11 GI Bill® can cover net in-state tuition and mandatory fees for approved study at the 100% benefit level. Actual payment depends on eligibility, remaining entitlement, enrollment, and applicable VA rules; confirm your expected coverage with the school.

Does University of Michigan-Flint offer a military discount or reduced tuition rates for military and veterans?

Eligible service members and veterans may qualify for in-state tuition under the University of Michigan’s service-based tuition classification guidelines, regardless of legal residence. An application and supporting documentation are required. This is not a blanket $250-per-credit military tuition rate; regular tuition can exceed military Tuition Assistance limits.

What are University of Michigan-Flint's military tuition rates for active military using tuition assistance funding?

For 2026–27, standard lower-division undergraduate tuition is $612.25 per credit in-state and $1,169.75 out-of-state for the first 12 credits per term. Eligible military students may apply for in-state classification. The standard “all other graduate programs” rate is $828.50 per credit in-state and $1,244.75 out-of-state. Rates vary by level and program, and fees are additional. Structured cost fields may display rounded dollar amounts.

Annual campus tuition estimates shown in this profile use two 15-credit semesters for lower-division undergraduate study ($15,492 in-state; $28,920 out-of-state) and two 8-credit semesters at the standard “all other graduate programs” rate ($13,256 in-state; $19,916 out-of-state), excluding fees. Review the current tuition schedule and confirm your program’s charges and approved TA funding before enrolling.

What are University of Michigan-Flint's online tuition rates for active military?

For 2026–27, the published online undergraduate program rate is $618.75 per credit in-state and $683.50 for domestic out-of-state students for the first 12 credits per term. Program-specific rates, premiums, and fees may apply; graduate tuition varies by program.

These are standard published rates, not a separate active-duty discount. Accelerated Online Degree Completion has a separate 2026–27 rate of $586.75 per credit in-state and $648.25 domestic out-of-state for the first 12 credits per term, plus applicable fees. Confirm service-based in-state eligibility, your program’s online rate, and your branch’s TA limits with the university and your Education Services Officer.

Does University of Michigan-Flint offer online degree programs?

Yes, University of Michigan-Flint offers online undergraduate and graduate degree programs, as well as hybrid options. Check the university’s online program information for delivery format, any campus requirements, and availability in your state.

Is University of Michigan-Flint approved for Tuition Assistance?

Yes, University of Michigan-Flint is approved for Tuition Assistance.

Tuition Assistance is subject to service-branch eligibility, advance approval, and funding limits. UM-Flint tuition may exceed the approved TA amount; students are responsible for uncovered tuition and fees.

Confirm your program’s eligibility and obtain required authorization through your Education Services Officer before enrolling. The Student Veterans Resource Center can assist with benefit coordination. Housing and book payments depend on the benefit program, eligibility level, enrollment, and other VA rules; profile cost estimates are not a guarantee of a particular payment or zero out-of-pocket costs.