High schools across the state kick off Michigan College Month
Hundreds of schools work to increase the number of students applying for college throughout October
Hundreds of schools work to increase the number of students applying for college throughout October
MCAN launched its brand new Impact Map, which is a new, public-facing, online college access and success data visualization tool.
The Reach Higher System Impact Grants awarded up to $20,000 for each school to enhance their college-going culture in support of college enrollment and attainment initiatives.
This initiative features new, virtual and other unique efforts to celebrate college-bound students during the global pandemic.
Three schools received $10,000 in cash awards as part of the governor’s FAFSA Challenge.
The Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) has received a $150,000 grant from the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation. This grant will support college readiness, enrollment and completion activities to help MCAN make progress toward the “Sixty by 30” goal.
The campaign aims for a 75% FAFSA completion rate for 2020 high school graduates.
College Decision Day celebrates all seniors continuing their education
Nearly 300 schools participated in a statewide initiative to help students apply for financial aid.
At the annual Michigan College Access Network conference, The Kresge Foundation announced a $1.35 million grant for the organization to continue its work to increase the number of Michigan residents pursuing and succeeding in postsecondary education.