University of Michigan-Dearborn Courses & Fees

The University of Michigan-Dearborn offers a diverse range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and specialized programs designed to cater to various academic and professional interests.

Undergraduate Programs:

UM-Dearborn provides over 200 options for majors, minors, and certificates. Here are some top fields of study:

• Accounting, BBA – Noted for its comprehensive curriculum, preparing students for careers in corporate accounting or as Certified Public Accountants (CPAs)[1).
• Biological Sciences, BS – Renowned for its extensive coverage of biochemistry, molecular biology, cell biology, and other biological disciplines, specialising in STEM fields[1).
• Communication, BA – Emphasises the integration of theory and practical skills, providing students with the ability to communicate effectively in culturally diverse contexts[1).
• Environmental Science, BA/BS – Highly regarded for its interdisciplinary approach, offering insights into environmental problems and solutions through biology, chemistry, and social sciences[1).
• Mechanical Engineering – Known for its hands-on training and rigorous academic standards, focusing on preparing students for careers in mechanical engineering[2).

Postgraduate Programs:

UM-Dearborn offers over 40 master's degree programs, seven doctoral degree programs, and one specialist program, many of which are available online or in the evening to accommodate working professionals.

• Applied and Computational Mathematics, MS – Prepares students to work in industrial and scientific settings, helping engineers, scientists, and managers solve complex problems using analytical models[1).
• Business Administration, MBA – A nationally ranked program available entirely online, in the evening on campus, or a combination of both, focusing on advanced business skills[1).
• Environmental Science, MS – Provides a small, personalized program that ensures students receive individualized attention and help in crafting a plan of study and research[1).
• Clinical Health Psychology, MS – A two-year, 48-credit specialization program in Clinical Health Psychology, preparing students for careers in health psychology[1).
• Accounting/Finance, Dual MS – Known for developing specialized expertise in both accounting and finance, making graduates stand out in the job market[1]).

Tuition Fees Overview:

For the 2024-2025 academic year:

• Undergraduate Programs: Fees range from $15,640 (approx. INR 12,34,000) for in-state students to $32,896 (approx. INR 25,93,000) for out-of-state students per year[3][4).
• Postgraduate Programs: Fees range from $715 per credit hour for in-state and out-of-state students, with total program costs varying based on the number of credits required[4]).

Fees for Popular Courses:

• Bachelor’s in Accounting, BBA: $15,640 (approx. INR 12,34,000) per year for in-state students and $32,896 (approx. INR 25,93,000) per year for out-of-state students[3][4]).
• Master’s in Business Administration, MBA: Varies based on credit hours, but approximately $715 per credit hour[4]).

Scholarships and Financial Aid:

UM-Dearborn offers various scholarships and financial aid options:

• Metric-based scholarships: Available for students maintaining a 3.0 cumulative GPA, with award amounts varying. For undergraduate students, scholarships are renewable for up to 8 semesters or until graduation[4]).
• Need-based financial aid: Provided to eligible students, with 90% of students receiving some form of financial aid[3]).
• International grants and tuition waivers: Available for graduate students who are classified as non-residents, providing up to 80% of the difference between non-resident and resident tuition rates[4]).

Payment Options and Flexibility:

UM-Dearborn offers flexible tuition payment options:

• Instalment plans: Allowing students to pay tuition in multiple instalments rather than a single payment.
• Employer sponsorship opportunities: Available for students whose employers offer tuition reimbursement or sponsorship.
• Flexible financial aid for eligible students: Including work-study positions and other forms of financial assistance[4]).