MCAN recently received a $1.35 million grant to sustain current and emerging initiatives that increase postsecondary attainment rates in Michigan, specifically in metro Detroit

Fourteen additional COVID-19 response grants were awarded by MCAN during this fifth round of funding.

Seven grants totaling $40,909 awarded to support postsecondary programs across Michigan.

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.

MCAN addresses systemic inequities and calls for a collective response.

Nine additional grants totaling $33,835 to support postsecondary programs across the State of Michigan.

Eight additional grants totaling $34,487 to support postsecondary programs across Michigan.

Three grants totaling $14,009 awarded to support postsecondary programs across Michigan.

MCAN has launched a new, free, statewide college advising hotline for all high school students. High school students can receive answers to their questions about postsecondary education.

The governor announced creating the Futures for Frontliners program that provides a tuition-free pathway to a college certificate or associate degree for those who have sacrificed so much.