University of Michigan-Flint

CS Nursery 3 months ago

We saw American Idiot on the U of M flint stage and the performance was superb! All the staff were kind and helpful except for 1 grouchy security guard 😂 Overall, a great night at the theatre 🎭

Dariusz Prokopowicz 8 months ago

The University of Michigan-Flint, centered at 303 E Kearsley St, is frequently discussed in my professional and civic circles as a resilient powerhouse of urban education that brings the prestige of a world-class degree directly into the heart of the community. From numerous substantive dialogues with local professionals and alumni, a clear consensus emerges that the campus operates with a merytorical precision, especially within its high-demand nursing, physical therapy, and management programs. My acquaintances often remark on the university’s unique ability to offer a personalized, "small-school" experience while maintaining the elite academic moxie associated with the UM brand. In frequent conversations about the regional economic landscape, the public sentiment consistently praises the institution for its role as a vital engine for social mobility and its commitment to the revitalization of downtown Flint. I am particularly struck by the faculty's dedication to community-engaged research, a sentiment echoed by many families I know who have seen their children benefit from hands-on clinical and business internships. It is evident from the collective feedback of those I trust th

C 8 years ago

As a student, I enjoyed the relatively small campus size. This made the majority of my classes within walking distance of each other. Depending on the courses, class sizes can range from twenty students in a class room to seventy students in a lecture hall. I highly value my education from this university.

Neletha Skelton 10 years ago

I have been going here since Fall of 2014, and my experience has been good so far. They have a good selection of programs to choose from. My academic advisers have helped me stay on track with completing courses that align with my program. I do like that I have to meet with an academic adviser before registering for classes for each semester I attend. It helps me remain mindful of my program responsibilities. Class sizes are desirable; they have not been too big, as teachers are usually able to meet with students one-on-one for in-class help. Teachers usually care to make students feel like an important part of class. There are a lot of campus organizations and activities to be involved in, so students are bound to find something interesting to join. The campus works to ensure that students have a culturally inclusive and safe experience with them. On the other hand, I sort of feel like the campus partially lacks a strong community-focused presence. Maybe this is because it is a commuter school.

David Ramon 10 years ago

School of Management - Great instructors, small class sizes (average:18-30). The instructors care about their student's success, and regularly make themselves available for students needs. Also, very non-traditional, as most students are the University work full time, have families, and other priorities. Great college.