Compare Michigan colleges profiled on EduRanked: enrollment, admission rate, average net price (federal-aid students), graduation rate, and median earnings 10 years after entry (College Scorecard 2023–24 academic year).
Michigan colleges profiled on EduRanked — 7 EduRanked profiles (not a complete list of every college in Michigan). Figures from College Scorecard 2023–24 academic year. Net price = average for federal-aid students. Earnings = median 10 years after entry. “—” = not reported.
- Lowest average net price: Muskegon Community College ($3,531).
- Highest graduation rate: Northwood University (64.4%).
- Most selective admit rate: Northwood University (64.5%).
| School | City | Enrollment | Admit % | Net price | Grad % | Earnings (10y) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Muskegon Community College | Muskegon | 2,760 | — | $3,531 | 30.1% | $41,245 |
| North Central Michigan College | Petoskey | 942 | — | $9,006 | 35.2% | $40,014 |
| Northern Michigan University | Marquette | 6,556 | 84% | $12,759 | 54% | $51,936 |
| Northwestern Michigan College | Traverse City | 2,813 | — | $3,926 | 21.4% | $44,186 |
| Northwood University | Midland | 1,974 | 64.5% | $25,908 | 64.4% | $68,112 |
| Oakland Community College | Auburn Hills | 12,748 | — | $5,190 | 20.9% | $40,666 |
| Oakland University | Rochester Hills | 12,351 | 87.8% | $11,815 | 58% | $63,565 |
This page lists EduRanked profiles only — not every college in Michigan. Each school links to a full fact-bound profile. Net price is the College Scorecard average for students receiving federal aid, not sticker tuition and fees.
