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UM-Flint Expands Freshmen Merit Scholarship Program
Top high school students now will be automatically eligible for scholarships ranging from $3,000 to $7,000 a year (all are renewable for four years) as part of the expansion of…
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University of Michigan-Flint Launches $40 Million Fundraising Campaign
The University of Michigan-Flint has announced its Victors for Michigan campaign. The goal set for the campaign is $40 million–funding that will be invested in three priority areas.
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UM-Flint Students to Benefit from Major FAFSA Application Change
Changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) process announced this week mean students and their families will be able to apply for help sooner and be able…
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UM-Flint Alumnus Joins Michigan College Access Network
A recent University of Michigan-Flint graduate is joining a new Michigan College Access Network program to help high school students learn how to prepare for and apply to college.
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Board of Regents Approves 2015/2016 Budget For UM-Flint
Investing in the student experience and providing access to education is the focus of the fiscal year 2015/2016 UM-Flint budget approved by the Board of Regents on June 18.
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Leaders and Best from Area High Schools Offered Chancellor’s Scholarship
Chancellor Susan E. Borrego is working to promote a “college-bound culture” and retain the Flint area’s brightest talent.
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Chancellor Announces Scholarship Expansion for Genesee Early College Graduates
University of Michigan-Flint Chancellor Susan E. Borrego has announced the expansion of a scholarship program for graduates of Genesee Early College (GEC).
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Blakely Gift Provides Scholarships and Emergency Funding for UM-Flint Students
The University of Michigan-Flint announced today the first phase of funding from a gift bequeathed by Associate Professor Everett Jordon Blakely. Blakely taught in the Social Work Department for twenty-three…
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Was Flint’s Floyd McCree the First Black Mayor in the United States? UM-Flint History Department Brings Clarity to the Question
Floyd J. McCree became Flint’s mayor in 1966, making him one of the first African American mayors in the U.S. But why “one of the first?” UM-Flint’s History Professor Thomas…
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UM-Flint and Flint Community Schools Establish Dual Enrollment Educational Partnership (DEEP) Program
Flint Community Schools (FCS) and the University of Michigan-Flint are collaborating to offer a cost-free dual enrollment opportunity for FCS high school seniors. The Dual Enrollment Educational Partnerships (DEEP) initiative…