Skip to main content
Addison schools get tech grant

Hillsdale Daily News

Addison Community Schools was recently awarded a $2,000 grant courtesy of the Michigan College Access Network.

There's no such thing as 'college material' — everyone can achieve post-secondary success

Lansing State Journal

I grew up in Eaton Rapids where we didn’t have a Meijer, Starbucks or even a Walmart in our town.

Michigan College Access Network awards three additional COVID-19 Response Grants in 14th round of funding

FOX 47

MCAN has awarded $22,182 in its 14th round of COVID-19 Response Grants to three organizations in Michigan.

SDSU launches program supporting school counselors in Michigan

The Daily Aztec

San Diego State launched the School Counselor Fellows Program in partnership with the Michigan College Access Network.

MCAN awards three additional COVID-19 Response Grants in 13th round of funding

FOX 47

Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) has awarded $24,000 in its 13th round of COVID-19 Response Grants [micollegeaccess.org] to three organizations in Michigan.

Michigan college freshman enrollment drops amid COVID. Will they return?

Bridge Michigan

Amid an ongoing pandemic, thousands fewer first-time college students enrolled at Michigan universities and community colleges this fall, a decline with potentially troubling long-term ramifications for the state, as well as for the students themselves.

Community colleges expect enrollment surge from COVID-19 essential workers

Spartan News Room

Thousands of coronavirus front-line workers are expected to enroll in Michigan community colleges under a new program that makes it free for them.

High schools across Michigan kick off Michigan College Month

FOX 47

Michigan College Month kicks off Oct. 1, with over 325 high schools participating in events statewide.

Ferris State receives $18K in COVID-19 Response grants

Pioneer

Michigan College Access Network recently awarded nearly $70,000 in its 11th round of COVID-19 Response Grants to 10 organizations in Michigan, including Ferris State University.

Michigan dedicates $24M to front-line workers seeking secondary education

Detroit News

About 625,000 front-line workers are eligible for tuition-free college under a program created Thursday by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called Futures for Frontliners.