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University of Michigan-Flint 303 East Kearsley Street Flint, MI , Michigan 48502

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PROGRAM PROFILE

University of Michigan – Flint Physician Assistant Program

Flint, Michigan · Masters

Application deadline Aug 1, 2026Passed · Must be received by this date
Tuition Resident $122,244 (estimate)Nonresident $191,025
Tuition + fees $124,653 / $191,025 nonresident
Based on the program's official full-program tuition and required-fee table, dated July 21, 2026.
Class size 50 studentsThe program's maximum class size is 50, matching the ARC-PA limit and the PAEA estimate.
Program length 28 monthsFull program
GRE requirement Not required; Casper requiredGRE and MCAT are not required, and submitted scores are not considered. Casper is required; the Snapshot and Duet components are not.
Patient-care minimum 500 direct patient-care hoursComplete 500 hands-on direct patient-care hours before CASPA submission, normally within the prior two years. One recommender must verify the hours.
Overall GPA minimum 3.00Minimum CASPA-calculated cumulative undergraduate GPA is 3.00. An approved waiver based on your last 60 credit hours may substitute.
Science GPA minimum No separate minimumNo separate CASPA science-GPA minimum is published; the combined prerequisite-course GPA must be at least 3.00.
PANCE pass rate 95%First-time pass rateFive-year first-time: Not available yet
U.S. News PA rank Unranked2025 PA edition · Peer-assessed reputationNo published rank for this program in this edition.
THE PROGRAM

A closer look

A 28-month program in Flint with up to 50 students. It requires 500 recent direct patient-care hours and Casper.

On campus28 months50 students

Mission & approach

The mission of the University of Michigan-Flint Physician Assistant (UM-Flint PA) Program is to prepare students to become exemplary physician assistant practitioners, leaders, and advocates for the profession and public health through best practices in teaching, learning, and service to our diverse local community and beyond.

University of Michigan-Flint Physician Assistant Program at William S. White Building
William S. White Building, home of the University of Michigan-Flint Physician Assistant Program. Source: University of Michigan-Flint.
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What this program looks for in applicants

Holistic: academic excellence, critical thinking, leadership, advocacy/altruism/service, professionalism, dedication to PA practice, clinical experience, unique qualities; on-campus interview required.

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Program admissions information

How this program interviews

On-campusNot assessed

UM–Flint requires an on-campus interview as part of a holistic review weighing critical thinking, leadership, advocacy and professionalism.

Source checked Jul 11, 2026. Interview formats and dates can change between cycles.

Program interview information
YOUR STARTING POINT

Admissions & prerequisites

Admission requirements

GRENot required; Casper requiredGRE and MCAT are not required, and submitted scores are not considered. Casper is required; the Snapshot and Duet components are not.
Patient care500 direct patient-care hoursComplete 500 hands-on direct patient-care hours before CASPA submission, normally within the prior two years. One recommender must verify the hours.
Overall GPA3.00Minimum CASPA-calculated cumulative undergraduate GPA is 3.00. An approved waiver based on your last 60 credit hours may substitute.
Science GPANo separate minimumNo separate CASPA science-GPA minimum is published; the combined prerequisite-course GPA must be at least 3.00.
Recommendations3 requiredThree letters are required; one must come from the healthcare-experience supervisor who verifies hours.
International applicantsNot accepted under the program's published eligibility rules.Admissions page says applicants must be U.S. citizens, hold a green card, or be eligible for DACA at the time of application. The same page also says admitted students may apply for an F-1 student visa and that non-U.S. citizens abroad cannot complete the program online. Plan on the citizenship/green card/DACA requirement and confirm with the program before relying on an F-1 route. Foreign degrees receive a university credential review.
English proficiencyConditional; TOEFL 5 total and 5 in speaking.Non-native English applicants without a qualifying degree route need revised TOEFL total 5 and speaking 5; older tests use total 95–106 and speaking 26.

Prerequisite coursework

Credit-hour minimums are not published; prerequisites are counted by course.

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Choose one complete option in each group

Courses shown as alternatives in the table are not all required. Confirm the accepted route with the program.

  • Second chemistry course: Organic Chemistry OR Biochemistry
CourseCreditsLabMin grade
Human Anatomy
Course notes & alternatives

One lecture course, no lab. A two-semester A&P I/II sequence can fulfill anatomy and lower-level physiology when paired with the required second physiology course.

Not publishedCredit-hour minimums are not published; prerequisites are counted by course.Not requiredC
Human Physiology2 course(s)
Course notes & alternatives

Two lecture courses, no labs. A&P I/II can fulfill anatomy and lower-level physiology; an upper-level (300/3000+) Human Physiology course can fulfill the second physiology course. Credits are not stated; check with the program to confirm the course route.

Not publishedCredit-hour minimums are not published; prerequisites are counted by course.Not requiredC
General Chemistry
Course notes & alternatives

One lecture course; lab not required. Credits not published.

Not publishedCredit-hour minimums are not published; prerequisites are counted by course.Not requiredC
Organic Chemistry

One lecture course; lab not required. Required with General Chemistry, with Biochemistry as an alternative to Organic Chemistry. Credits not published.

Not publishedCredit-hour minimums are not published; prerequisites are counted by course.Not requiredC
Biochemistry

One lecture course; lab not required. Required with General Chemistry, as an alternative to Organic Chemistry. Credits not published.

Not publishedCredit-hour minimums are not published; prerequisites are counted by course.Not requiredC
Microbiology
Course notes & alternatives

One lecture course with lab; may be combined or taken separately. Credits not published.

Not publishedCredit-hour minimums are not published; prerequisites are counted by course.RequiredC
Developmental Psychology
Course notes & alternatives

One lecture course covering the entire lifespan. Child, Adolescent, and Abnormal Psychology are not acceptable. Credits not published.

Not publishedCredit-hour minimums are not published; prerequisites are counted by course.Not requiredC
Statistics or Biostatistics
Course notes & alternatives

One lecture course. Credits not published.

Not publishedCredit-hour minimums are not published; prerequisites are counted by course.Not requiredC
Medical Terminology
Course notes & alternatives

One lecture course; certificates and online certification courses do not qualify. Credits not published.

Not publishedCredit-hour minimums are not published; prerequisites are counted by course.Not requiredC

Policies that can change your plan

Overall GPA
Minimum CASPA-calculated undergraduate cumulative GPA 3.0.
Prerequisite GPA
Minimum combined prerequisite-course GPA 3.0.
Course age
Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry, and Microbiology within seven years; waiver may apply.
Required coursework level.
Undergraduate-level U.S. regionally accredited courses; no graduate-level prerequisite credit.

Every prerequisite requires a C/2.0 or higher and a letter grade; Pass/No Pass and exam/AP credit are not accepted. Science prerequisites (Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry, Microbiology) must be within seven years unless a cycle-specific waiver applies. The A&P I/II sequence fulfills Anatomy and lower-level Physiology only; a second physiology course is still required. Deadlines for the Winter 2027 cycle have passed, and next-cycle dates are not published.

When courses must be complete: All prerequisites complete before CASPA submission. Published Winter 2027 application deadline was August 1, 2026; verification deadline August 15, 2026.

BUILD YOUR TIMELINE

Dates & application steps

Application deadlineAug 1, 2026 · Passed

The August 1, 2026 CASPA complete deadline has passed; the next exact cycle date is not yet published.

2026–2027
CASPA verification dueAug 15, 2026 · Passed

CASPA verification was due August 15, 2026; this cycle is closed.

2026–2027
Program startsJanuary 2027

This is the expected start of the entering class.

THE FINANCIAL PICTURE

Know what the total includes

Published cost estimate

Based on the program's official full-program tuition and required-fee table, dated July 21, 2026.
Resident tuition$122,244 projected full-program tuition
Nonresident tuition$191,025 published full-program tuition + fees

Published nonresident estimate. The program's figures don't add up exactly, so confirm with the program.

Required program fees$2,409
Tuition + required feesExcludes living and other expenses
$124,653

Resident tuition is $122,244 plus $2,409 in mandatory fees, for $124,653 total. For nonresidents, the program's table lists tuition of $66,067, $86,527 and $34,067 by year ($186,661 in all) plus $2,394 in fees, which adds up to $189,055; the table's printed three-year total is $191,025, and its yearly totals add up to $191,026. Plan for $191,025 and confirm the exact nonresident cost with the program. Living and other expenses are separate.

HOW YOU’LL LEARN

Curriculum & clinical training

01

Didactic education

Medical-science coursework and clinical-skills instruction prepare students for supervised practice.

0212 months

Clinical education

The final three semesters provide supervised clinical rotations and completion activities.

The Flint MS route spans 28 months and 103 credits with on-campus and online learning plus clinical experiences.

WHO STUDIES HERE

The admitted class

Recorded average GPANot recorded
Recorded science GPANot recorded

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OUTCOMES & OVERSIGHT

The program’s track record

Graduate outcomes

PANCE pass rates

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  • First-time PANCE pass rate: 95%

No 5-year average yet - only FOUR graduating cohorts (2023-2026); 87% first-time across them (151/173)

  • Five-year first-time PANCE pass rate: Not available yet

Five-year first-time results are not yet available.

Accreditation history

Continued
First accreditedSeptember 26, 2020
Next reviewJuly 2035
CHECK THE EVIDENCE

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About the U.S. News rank

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