Hundreds of schools work to increase the number of students applying for college throughout October

$69,935 awarded to 10 organizations across Michigan in support of postsecondary attainment efforts

Eight new COVID-19 response grants were awarded during MCAN's 10th round of funding.

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.

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.

This initiative features new, virtual and other unique efforts to celebrate college-bound students during the global pandemic.

Three schools received $10,000 in cash awards as part of the governor’s FAFSA Challenge.

Director of Community Mobilization Strategy and Director of Service Strategy to join the team.

The Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) has received a $150,000 grant from the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation. This grant will support college readiness, enrollment and completion activities to help MCAN make progress toward the “Sixty by 30” goal.