University of Michigan Dearborn Courses and Fees 2025

• There are plenty of activities to be a part of; there are clubs more than I can count. I worked as a front desk for handling these clubs and I know that there’s no scarcity of activities for all kinds of communities and people and the literary clubs even have field trips to different countries. Research facilities are no less compared to activities and sports too.
• The library is good enough to have all the resources any field student needs.

• $30-40K for academics for whole master's program

• I am pursuing my masters in automotive engineering The university has good curricula for powertrain and performance engineering and design and manufacturing the course is to include a blend of practical and theoretical knowledge Course difficulties are given a rating according to their course numbers few courses are very easy; however, a few selected courses are very difficult. That completely depends on the individual's performance and his expectations from the course.
• I particularly like the projects that were involved in my curriculums that helped build my profile and showcase it in front of the companies when I opted for CPT.
• Every week you have three lectures. Each lecture has a duration of 3 hours. The lectures are usually from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. or 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the evening and in the afternoon, respectively.
• Depending on the course, average class strength can range from eight students to 25 students per classroom.
• Graduate courses have a good population of Indian students; I would say sometimes 80% in some classes.

• College Tuition Fees
  • I am enrolled in a computer science and engineering degree program. Every semester you have to enroll for at least three courses as an international student each course carry 3 credits. Tuition fees are due every semester. It's roughly comes to about $12,000 per semester which includes three courses. This fee includes $5,500 scholarship which is awarded to most of the international students.
• Accomodation
  • Based on preferences accommodation is available in shared space and as a personal unit. University itself doesn't have any accommodation or an hostel if it's own but it does recommend a few housing communities.
  • Private housing one person per bedroom may range from $800 to $1,100.
  • Shared housing in a 2B2B to be apartment for 4 people is around $400 and for 5 people is around $450.
  • University community Indian graduate student association (IGSA) helps students with accommodation, one can reach out to them at umdigsa@gmail.com.
• Cost of Living
  • I currently stay in a shared space. 2B2B apartment with a total rent of $1930 shared among 5 students in total.
  • Food expenses falls around $80 per month in my scenario.
  • Electricity gas and Wi-Fi comes up to $40 to $50 per month on an individual.
  • University shuttle takes care of weekly shopping and commutes to university daily.
  • Fuel costs around $3 per gallon.

• The course curriculum is tough. We need to prepare well and put effort into studying. My all courses have both theory, coding, and project. It actually helps.
• A positive aspect is the number of courses offered, it helps us to choose from a wide range of courses. The negative aspect is the short semester that makes it difficult to cover everything in a limited time.
   

• The tuition fee is approximately $12,000 per semester (after scholarship), including the registration fee and course charges.
• The fees are charged credit-wise and semester-wise.
• My monthly expenses are as follows:
  • Rent: $500
  • Groceries: $100
  • Utilities (water, electricity, Wi-Fi): $100
  • Total estimated monthly expenses: $700

For Indian students, you can connect to the Indian Graduate Student Association (IGSA) to get off-campus accommodation which is cheaper than the Union (on-campus accommodation). You can connect with them through Facebook. If you want to stay at the Union, you can go to the website and do what is needed.

It is very important, that course curriculum matters because of the prerequisites of some courses, and it is preferable to have a bachelor's degree in the same subject as a master's.

It's around 50 lakhs without the scholarship, with a scholarship it is around 35 lakhs for masters.

My course syllabus is extremely advanced and up-to-date. I am 3 weeks into college and I have already covered whatever I was taught during my B.Tech in these subjects. The curriculum is decent and there is a lot of self-study going on because there are only 3 lectures per week, lasting 3 hours each. In the remaining time, we are given assignments to do and projects to work on.

It costs $12500 per semester, including the health insurance and the $5000 scholarship. All international students get the $5000 scholarship.

The course structures are pretty good. It covers almost everything needed for industrial knowledge. The rest depends on the extra effort the students take to understand better.

The fees keep changing so it'll be better to go to the particular university's website for info. But initially while applying for applications look for discount codes or reach out to the university email to waive the application fee which ranges from 60- 90$.

The course curriculum is really good. they have a wide variety of courses in auto engg. and allow students to work full time while studying full time.

$45k total. $11k avg per semester

The course curriculum is flexible, For F1-VISA there is a criteria for the selection of the courses which needs to be meet.

36 Lakhs for 2 years.