Diversity in Michigan Community Colleges

  • Michigan community colleges have an average diversity score of 0.50 (2018-19).
  • The most diverse college is Henry Ford Community College, with a diversity score of 0.64.

Diversity in Michigan Community Colleges (2018-19)

  • College Diversity Score Location
  • 1.
    Henry Ford Community College
    Public
    0.64
    5101 Evergreen Rd
    Dearborn,  MI  48128
    (313)845-9600
  • 2.
    Oakland Community College
    Public
    0.61
    2480 Opdyke Rd
    Bloomfield Hills,  MI  48304
    (248)341-2000
  • 3.
    Rochester College
    Private, non-profit
    0.57
    800 West Avon Road
    Rochester,  MI  48307
    (248)218-2000
  • 4.-5.
    Mott Community College
    Public
    0.54
    1401 E Court St
    Flint,  MI  48503
    (810)762-0200
  • 4.-5.
    Schoolcraft College
    Schoolcraft College Photo - Schoolcraft College Waterman Building
    Public
    0.54
    18600 Haggerty Road
    Livonia,  MI  48152
    7344624400
  • 6.
    DeVry University-Michigan
    Private, for profit
    0.53
    26999 Central Park Blvd., Ste. 125
    Southfield,  MI  48076
    (248)213-1610
  • 7.
    Baker College of Allen Park
    Private, non-profit
    0.51
    4500 Enterprise Dr
    Allen Park,  MI  48101
    (313)425-3700
  • 8.
    Washtenaw Community College
    Public
    0.50
    4800 E Huron River Dr
    Ann Arbor,  MI  48105
    (734)973-3543
  • 9.
    Lansing Community College
    Lansing Community College Photo
    Public
    0.49
    419 N Capitol Ave
    Lansing,  MI  48901
    5174831999
  • 10.-11.
    Lake Michigan College
    Public
    0.48
    2755 East Napier Avenue
    Benton Harbor,  MI  49022
    (269)927-8100
  • 10.-11.
    Kalamazoo Valley Community College
    Public
    0.48
    6767 West O Ave
    Kalamazoo,  MI  49003
    (269)488-4100
  • 12.
    Wayne County Community College District
    Public
    0.47
    801 W. Fort Street
    Detroit,  MI  48226
    (313)496-2600
  • 13.
    Macomb Community College
    Public
    0.42
    14500 E Twelve Mile Rd
    Warren,  MI  48088
    (586)445-7999
  • 14.
    Grand Rapids Community College
    Public
    0.41
    143 Bostwick Ave NE
    Grand Rapids,  MI  49503
    (616)234-4000
  • 15.-16.
    Bay de Noc Community College
    Public
    0.38
    2001 N Lincoln Road
    Escanaba,  MI  49829
    (906)786-5802
  • 15.-16.
    Muskegon Community College
    Public
    0.38
    221 S Quarterline Rd
    Muskegon,  MI  49442
    (231)773-9131
  • 17.-18.
    Finlandia University
    Private, non-profit
    0.37
    601 Quincy St
    Hancock,  MI  49930
    (906)482-5300
  • 17.-18.
    Baker College of Clinton Township
    Private, non-profit
    0.37
    34950 Little Mack Ave
    Clinton Township,  MI  48035
    (586)791-6610
  • 19.
    Kellogg Community College
    Public
    0.35
    450 North Ave
    Battle Creek,  MI  49017
    (269)965-3931
  • 20.-22.
    Baker College of Auburn Hills
    Private, non-profit
    0.34
    1500 University Drive
    Auburn Hills,  MI  48326
    (248)340-0600
  • 20.-22.
    Monroe County Community College
    Public
    0.34
    1555 South Raisinville Road
    Monroe,  MI  48161
    (734)242-7300
  • 20.-22.
    Southwestern Michigan College
    Public
    0.34
    58900 Cherry Grove Rd
    Dowagiac,  MI  49047
    (269)782-1000
  • 23.
    Mid Michigan Community College
    Mid Michigan Community College Photo - MMCC's beautiful Harrison Campus
    Public
    0.33
    1375 S Clare Ave
    Harrison,  MI  48625
    (989)386-6622
  • 24.-25.
    Baker College of Flint
    Private, non-profit
    0.32
    1050 West Bristol Road
    Flint,  MI  48507
    (810)766-4000
  • 24.-25.
    North Central Michigan College
    North Central Michigan College Photo - North Central Michigan College's Petoskey campus and Harris Sculpture Gardens.
    Public
    0.32
    1515 Howard St
    Petoskey,  MI  49770
    8882986605
  • 26.
    Delta College
    Public
    0.30
    1961 Delta Road
    University Center,  MI  48710
    (989)686-9000
  • 27.
    Jackson College
    Public
    0.27
    2111 Emmons Rd
    Jackson,  MI  49201
    (517)787-0800
  • 28.-29.
    Baker College of Muskegon
    Private, non-profit
    0.25
    1903 Marquette Ave
    Muskegon,  MI  49442
    (231)777-8800
  • 28.-29.
    Montcalm Community College
    Public
    0.25
    2800 College Dr
    Sidney,  MI  48885
    (989)328-2111
  • 30.
    Northwestern Michigan College
    Public
    0.24
    1701 E Front St
    Traverse City,  MI  49686
    2319951054
  • 31.
    Glen Oaks Community College
    Public
    0.21
    62249 Shimmel Rd
    Centreville,  MI  49032
    (269)467-9945
  • 32.-34.
    St Clair County Community College
    Public
    0.19
    323 Erie Street
    Port Huron,  MI  48061
    (810)984-3881
  • 32.-34.
    West Shore Community College
    Public
    0.19
    3000 N Stiles Rd
    Scottville,  MI  49454
    (231)845-6211
  • 32.-34.
    Baker College of Jackson
    Private, non-profit
    0.19
    2800 Springport Rd
    Jackson,  MI  49202
    (517)789-6123
  • 35.
    Kirtland Community College
    Kirtland Community College Photo - Health Science Center Building, Kirtland - Grayling.
    Public
    0.13
    10775 N Saint Helen Road
    Roscommon,  MI  48653
    9892755000
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