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Michigan is lagging other states in college degrees and technical certificates, but there’s a tuition-free community college guarantee available to thousands of residents that can close that gap
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Grand Rapids-based Cornerstone University is announcing a two-year tuition freeze, even as tuition costs rise nationwide
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A new report from the House Fiscal Agency shows public college tuition in Michigan now costs more than $17,000 a year; private colleges average $45,000
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This month marks the five-year anniversary of the Grand Rapids Promise Zone scholarship, providing free education to Grand Rapids Public School students attending Grand Rapids Community College
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Students at Grace Christian University jumped into icy water Wednesday in a fundraiser for college tuition
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Students in the Grand Rapids Promise Zone will get more money, services and staff to support them as they attend college
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University leadership says that GVSU’s residential undergraduate expenses remain in the bottom quarter among Michigan public universities
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The Grand Rapids Public School District wants to help students and parents with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA
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Updates to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) have led to a series of delays and issues for students.
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A free Michigan community college tuition program is lowering its eligibility age requirements. But as Colin Jackson explains, the program's expansion is temporary... at least for now.