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Michigan Community Colleges

There are 45 community colleges located throughout Michigan (28 public colleges and 17 private colleges), serving 301,839 students.

Michigan Community College by County:

Town	College	# Students
Allen Park	Baker College of Allen Park (Private not-for-profit)	3,876
Alpena	Alpena Community College (Public)	2,080
Ann Arbor	Washtenaw Community College (Public)	14,100
Auburn Hills	Baker College of Auburn Hills (Private not-for-profit)	4,215
Battle Creek	Kellogg Community College (Public)	6,251
Benton Harbor	Lake Michigan College (Public)	4,752
Bloomfield Hills	Oakland Community College (Public)	28,984
Cadillac	Baker College of Cadillac (Private not-for-profit)	1,840
Canton	ITT Technical Institute-Canton (Private for-profit)	906
Centreville	Glen Oaks Community College (Public)	1,453
Clinton Township	Baker College Corporate Services (Private not-for-profit)	n/a
Clinton Township	Baker College of Clinton Township (Private not-for-profit)	6,295
Dearborn	Henry Ford Community College (Public)	18,525
Detroit	Lewis College Of Business (Private, non-profit)	67
Detroit	Wayne County Community College District (Public)	21,198
Dowagiac	Southwestern Michigan College (Public)	3,262
Escanaba	Bay de Noc Community College (Public)	2,819
Flint	Baker College of Flint (Private not-for-profit)	7,104
Flint	Mott Community College (Public)	11,850
Grand Rapids	Grand Rapids Community College (Public)	17,870
Hancock	Finlandia University (Private, non-profit)	587
Harrison	Mid Michigan Community College (Public)	5,223
Ironwood	Gogebic Community College (Public)	1,455
Jackson	Jackson Community College (Public)	7,374
Jackson	Baker College of Jackson (Private not-for-profit)	2,908
Kalamazoo	Kalamazoo Valley Community College (Public)	12,130
Lansing	Lansing Community College (Public)	21,430
Livonia	Schoolcraft College (Public)	13,676
Monroe	Monroe County Community College (Public)	4,723
Muskegon	Baker College of Muskegon (Private not-for-profit)	5,824
Muskegon	Muskegon Community College (Public)	5,311
Owosso	Baker College of Owosso (Private not-for-profit)	3,371
Petoskey	North Central Michigan College (Public)	3,189
Port Huron	Baker College of Port Huron (Private not-for-profit)	1,768
Port Huron	St Clair County Community College (Public)	4,920
Roscommon	Kirtland Community College (Public)	1,807
Scottville	West Shore Community College (Public)	1,567
Sidney	Montcalm Community College (Public)	2,117
Southfield	DeVry University-Michigan (Private for-profit)	88
Swartz Creek	ITT Technical Institute-Swartz Creek (Private for-profit)	1,090
Traverse City	Northwestern Michigan College (Public)	5,440
Troy	ITT Technical Institute-Troy (Private for-profit)	1,602
University Center	Delta College (Public)	11,529
Warren	Macomb Community College (Public)	24,468
Wyoming	ITT Technical Institute-Wyoming (Private, for-profit)	795

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10 Ideas for Improving Community College Completion Rates

Published May 14, 2013

Community colleges do not traditionally boast high completion rates, but there are many ideas in the works at schools across the country to bring those rates up. We look at a few that are making headlines today.

New York College Gets Big Donation, New Name
We report on a large donation given to New Community College in New York – possibly one of the biggest donations to ever be given to a two-year school. Now, the school is changing its name and using the money to improve completion rates and provide grants to eligible students.

Pima Community College Placed on Probation
We explore the reasons behind the recent probation of Pima Community College, and what the Arizona school plans to do to bring their credentials back up to par once again.

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Are Four-Year Degrees at Michigan Community Colleges Constitutional?

Published February 16, 2012
We examine the debate currently brewing in the Michigan legislature over whether to allow Michigan community colleges to offer four-year degrees. Are these degrees constitutional?
Grand Rapids Community College Bids Farewell to Grand Football Tradition

Published January 21, 2012
After 80 years and a powerful program, Grand Rapids Community College cites scheduling conflicts and compliance challenges in bringing its football tradition to an end.

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