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Niles High School recognized for outstanding 2020 FAFSA completion rates
Niles High School recognized for outstanding 2020 FAFSA completion rates.
MCAN Commends Gov. Whitmer, Calls For Focus On College-Going Students During COVID-19 Crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus has significantly altered the lives of people around the world
The COVID-19 pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus has significantly altered the lives of people around the world READ THE ARTICLE
MCAN has announced new COVID-19 Response Grants to help Michigan high schools, LCANs, community-based nonprofit organizations and higher education institutions to support emergent postsecondary projects and programs in their communities.
72 Michigan high schools selected to host AdviseMI AmeriCorps program college advisers
Seventy-two Michigan high schools have been selected to host college advisers through the Michigan College Access Network’s (MCAN) AdviseMI AmeriCorps program for the 2020-21 school year.
HFC student speaks at Advocacy Training and Hill Day in Washington, D.C.
HFC student speaks at Advocacy Training and Hill Day in Washington, D.C.
Mid-Michigan educators advise staying on top of schooling and important deadlines amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Mid-Michigan educators advise staying on top of schooling and important deadlines amid Coronavirus Pandemic.
Traverse City Community in Brief: Benzie Schools to Share Adviser
Traverse City Community in Brief: Benzie Schools to Share Adviser
2020 Spirit of Community Award winners announced
2020 Spirit of Community Award winners announced
‘I Want to See You Here’: How to Make College a Better Bet for More People
Educators, policy makers, and funders have all started talking more about social mobility, but are they pulling the right levers?
Benzie Central, Frankfort to share a full-time college and career adviser
Students at Benzie Central and Frankfort High Schools will benefit from a new grant assisted program, Advise MI, that is run through MCAN.
DREAMers find confusion in college admissions policies
The lack of a common admissions policy to public universities is creating confusion for DREAMers and other undocumented applicants.
WSCC moving forward with MI-BEST program
Eliminating barriers to help students succeed at the college level is the focus of The Michigan — Building Economic Stability Today (MI-BEST) program that is being implemented at West Shore Community College this year.
Deadline for completing FAFSA approaching
The deadline for high school seniors to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is quickly approaching, and most area schools are well short of meeting a challenge issued by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer earlier in the school year.
Favorite Things: Jahshua Smith and his Star of David pendant
When he’s not working on his music, the busy lyricist also works at the Michigan College Access Network. But he found time to chat with City Pulse about a prized possession he proudly sports.
Kresge Foundation Awards $1.3 Million to Boost College Access, Success
The Kresge Foundation in Troy, Michigan, has announced a $1.35 million grant to the Michigan College Access Network in support of the organization's work to boost the number of students who pursue and succeed in postsecondary education.
MIHEART Coalition Hosts Talent Summit
MIHEART, a broad coalition of business, military, law enforcement, philanthropic, education and government leaders, is hosting a Talent Summit to educate members of Michigan’s 100th Legislature.
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