Kettering University

Flint, MI · “Kettering”

  • Comprehensive University
  • Private
  • Urban campus
  • Cold climate

Known for: Engineering, Computer & Info Sciences, Business/Management/Marketing

A private university in Flint, MI. About 79 of every 100 applicants get in. It gives merit scholarships to international students, not need-based aid.

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  • English: TOEFL 79 · IELTS 6 · Duolingo 105
  • Early Action deadline: Nov 15
After the average intl award
Not published by the school
Full price before aid: ≈$63k/yr
Admit rate
79%
of applicants get in
Undergrads
1,205
3% international
Next deadline
Nov 15
Early Action

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Getting in

About 79% of applicants are admitted. It is test-optional, so you do not have to send SAT or ACT scores, though strong ones still help.

About 79 of every 100 applicants get in. Not your own odds.
Test policy
Test-optional, for international students too
Admit rate for internationals
Not published by the school
SAT, middle 50%
1160–1330
ACT, middle 50%
26–30
Early Action
Nov 15
TOEFL iBT minimum
79
TOEFL iBT 79 (TOEFL Essentials also accepted)
IELTS minimum
6
Duolingo (DET) minimum
105
DET 105 if TOEFL/IELTS unavailable; followed by spoken interview with TESOL instructor
SAT or ACT can replace the English test
Yes

Cost & aid

Full price is about $63k a year before aid. The school does not publish what internationals pay after aid.

  • Tuition & fees $48k
  • Room & board $10k
  • Other fees $2k
  • Health insurance $2k
$62,756 a year, all in
Cost after the average intl award
Not published by the school
Aid for internationals
Merit
Asking for aidThey decide whether to admit you without looking at your ability to pay, so asking for financial aid does not lower your chances.
Part of the admission decision (need-aware)
Covers all proven needIf they admit you, they cover the full gap between what your family can pay and the total cost, usually with grants you do not repay.
Not published by the school
Internationals who get aid
Not published by the school
Biggest merit scholarship for internationals
Average award for internationals
Not published by the school
Yearly aid budget for internationals
Not published by the school
Application fee
Free
No application fee at all.
Local living costs
79.8 (New York = 100)
Day-to-day life here costs well below big-city rates.

What Plus shows for this school

  • Biggest merit scholarship for internationals

    Its name, top amount, what it covers and whether it renews.

  • Majors with the STEM work extension

    How many majors let you work in the US for up to 3 years after graduating.

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Work & visa

OPT lets graduates work in the US for a year after graduation, and STEM majors can add two more years.

  1. Study
  2. OPT 1 year
  3. STEM OPT +2 years
Majors with the STEM work extension
CPT internships
Yes
Work off campus in your field while you study
On-campus jobs
Yes
Earn while enrolled, no extra visa needed
Adviser for international students
Yes
Immigration and visa support on campus
Undergraduate research
Yes
Co-op built into the curriculum
Yes
IB or A-level credit recognised
Yes
Your diploma can earn course credit
Visa compliance record
No known SEVIS issues on record

Life & outcomes

94% of first-year students return for a second year. 71% graduate within six years. Graduates start around $80k a year. About 3% of undergraduates are international.

First-year students who return94.3%
Graduate in 4 years18.2%
Graduate in 6 years70.8%
Median starting salary
$80,275
All graduates, all majors. Your field will vary.
Undergraduates
1,205
International undergraduates
36
Share that is international
3%

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Where this comes from

34% of this school's fields are individually verified. Last checked Jul 2, 2026. Figures are for guidance, so always confirm on the school's official pages before you rely on them.

Data sources
Main source
College Scorecard (06/2026 release); Intl-aid/CoL batch (2026-06): Numbeo CoL Index; need-blind list per Wikipedia+aggregators; B5/D3 batch (2026-07): co-op per institutional programs; I-20 industry-norm default; SEVIS none-known default; English-req/test-policy: official intl-admissions pages (2026-07); IntlMisc (countries/SHIP/funnel/outcomes): official intl/ISSS/career pages (2026-07); Programs: IPEDS/Scorecard PCIP (Most-Recent-Cohorts, 2024) [Jul 1, 2026]; STEM-OPT %: DHS STEM List 2024 (6-digit) × Scorecard programs (4-digit CIP, split families adj.) [Jul 1, 2026]; Fee-waiver verified vs official admissions page [Jul 1, 2026]; AppFee verified Jul 1, 2026 (official); Deadlines verified Jul 2, 2026 (official)

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