Kettering University is a private university in Flint, Michigan, on an urban campus of about 90 acres along the Flint River. Wikipedia says it began in 1919 as The School of Automotive Trades, was later Flint Institute of Technology, then General Motors Institute after GM acquired it in 1926, then GMI Engineering & Management Institute after the 1982 split from GM, and was renamed Kettering University on January 1, 1998, honouring Charles F. Kettering. About 2,327 students are enrolled (1,905 undergraduate). Undergraduates must complete at least five co-op terms, alternating academic terms with paid full-time work at more than 550 partner organizations. It is known for STEM and business degrees, its automotive heritage and alumni such as General Motors CEO Mary Barra.
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Kettering's apply page lists transcripts and GPA as core materials, with test scores optional. It offers Early Action and rolling admission.
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Location
1700 University Ave, Flint, MI 48504, United States, Michigan
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