Study Abroad

? The complete list of documents required from international students in the admission procedure for studies in English for the academic year 2022/2023 includes the following:

1. Signed application form printed from the online registration system;
2. ID card or passport (for inspection only);
3. Academic degree Diploma (or an equivalent document). In the case of diplomas issued by non-Polish universities, the Diploma must entitle you to undertake second-cycle studies in the country where (or in the education system in which) the document was issued; in such a case, you also need to submit a relevant Diploma supplement or transcript of grades. In the case of non-Polish and non-EU educational documents, you should also:

• legalise or apostille your Diploma – read more about legalisation and apostille below;
• submit a translation into Polish or English of your Diploma (and of its supplement or transcript of grades) – read more about accepted translations below;

4. A document confirming your knowledge of English
5. Power of attorney - (applicable to candidates who wish to appoint a representative for managing the admission process)

 University of Michigan Flint offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses across various unique fields, including Engineering, Business, Law, Communication and more Unique courses. However, the admission cost of attending the University of Michigan Flint can vary depending on the main factors such as course and level of study (UG and PG). International students, considering it could be a little higher than US citizens. 

The UG programme Academic tuition fee for international students is around (INR 16.9L - 19.9L) per annum, depending on the course. It’s (INR 15.47- 16.9L ) for PG programs.

Students can check out the courses and fees page of the University of Michigan Flint 

Below are the requirements of Undergraduates  the University of Michigan:

• Official Transcripts: Applicants must submit their high school/secondary school transcripts to UM-Flint. Applicants must include an official translation if they’re not in English. However a lot of schools provide only one original copy; however, you can request the schools to provide them attested copies.

• Proof of English Requirements: 

If English isn’t your primary language, applicants must demonstrate profificneyc through theb below exams:

• Copy of Valid Passport: International students must have their passport ready from their home country to enter in United States.

• Scholarship options:  UM-Flint offers merit scholarships for international students based on their ACT or SAT scores and GPA. However, these test scores are not required for admission but are necessary for a scholarship. 

• Proof of financial Support: Complete an affidavit support through I service. This is essential for F1-status showing you have good funds to supports your academics at UM flint. 

Graduate requirements: 

• All official transcripts must be submitted for approval at the credential agency.You must submit your transcripts for a course-by-course evaluation. These documents should be directly submitted to the transcript evaluation company.

•  Certified of graduation or Diploma of the Bachelors degree and the date it was conferred. 

• If English is not your native language, then the applicant must submit the below English requirements:

• Proof of financial Support: Complete an affidavit support through I service. This is essential for F1 status showing you have good funds to support your academics at UM Flint. 

Mississippi College offers academic scholarships to international students on all levels of studies; undergraduate & graduate. More details regarding these scholarships:

Scholarships for Undergraduate Students:

All qualifying international undergraduate students are provided $2,000 in financial aid each semester for their first two semesters of academic study as long as the students maintain a 2.5 GPA or above. To reward academic excellence, the Office of Global Education will add $1,000 to the financial aid of students who obtain a 4.0 GPA (or straight A’s) in their first semester.

Note: Financial aid for undergraduate students is only provided for the first two academic semesters. Once students have completed their first two semesters of academic study, they must apply for the merit-based scholarship offered through the Office of Global Education.

Scholarships for Graduate Students:

All qualifying international graduate students are provided $1,500 in financial aid each semester as long as they maintain a 3.0  GPA or above.  As with undergraduate students, graduate students who obtain a 4.0 GPA  (or straight A’s) in one semester will have their financial aid increase an additional $500 for the following semester.  This consideration is made each semester and only applies to semesters following a semester where the graduate student made all A’s.

Merit-based Scholarships:

The OGE Merit-Based scholarship is available for international students who are classified as sophomores, juniors, or seniors in their undergraduate academic programme at Mississippi College after they have completed their first two semesters of academic study. Students who have a full scholarship from Mississippi Colleg or are Government Sponsored are not qualified for Merit Scholarships. Qualified applicants must have a GPA of 2.5 or higher in the previous semester, and students must have at least one volunteer event to report on the application. Applications are accepted through the Office of Global Education only. Scholarships are given based on evaluation of GPA, documented volunteer involvement and leadership activities, and a personal essay. Scholarship awards are upto $6,000 per academic year. Evaluation will be made by the International Student Scholarship Committee.