Member Institutions
4-year colleges & universities
4-year colleges & universities
4-year colleges & universities
For students looking to begin a bachelor’s, master's, or doctorate degree, Michigan colleges and universities offer several programs for post-secondary level study on welcoming campuses across the state.
- Albion College
- Alma College
- Aquinas College
- Calvin University
- Central Michigan University
- College for Creative Studies
- Cornerstone University
- Davenport University
- Eastern Michigan University
- Ferris State University
- Grand Valley State University
- Hope College
- Kalamazoo College
- Kettering University
- Lawrence Technological University
- Madonna University
- Michigan State University
- Northern Michigan University
- Oakland University
- Saginaw Valley State University
- University of Michigan-Dearborn
- University of Michigan-Flint
- Walsh College
- Wayne State University
- Western Michigan University
2-year community colleges
4-year colleges & universities
4-year colleges & universities
These low-cost alternatives for the first two years of an undergraduate degree program lead to study options to complete a bachelor's degree through articulation agreements with 4-year Michigan colleges.
- Jackson College
- Kalamazoo Valley Community College
- Lake Michigan College (coming soon)
- Lansing Community College
- Mid-Michigan College
- Oakland Community College
- Schoolcraft College
- Washtenaw Community College
- Wayne County Community College (coming soon)
secondary schools
independent intensive English programs
independent intensive English programs
For parents looking to give their sons and daughters a head start on preparing for a US university degree, Michigan schools, both public and private, are well suited to provide a strong foundation for higher education.
independent intensive English programs
independent intensive English programs
independent intensive English programs
Not every future student is ready right away to pursue full degree studies at the college or university level in English. While many colleges may have English language programs for non-native speakers, an independent program can provide greater flexibility and pathways for next steps.