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COVID fallout: Fewer Michigan low-income students may be going to college

Bridge Michigan

Pandemic-sparked recession and high unemployment may be causing fewer low-income students to enroll in Michigan colleges.

Free virtual college advising in Ingham and Eaton County this summer

WLNS

Capital Area College Access Network (CapCAN) will be providing Summer College Advising for the whole community this year.

MCAN awards more than $82,000 in COVID-19 Response Grant funding

FOX 47

MCAN awards more than $82,000 in COVID-19 Response Grant funding

Virtual College Fair begins Tuesday

The Monroe News

Twenty-five independent Michigan colleges and universities are participating in a virtual college fair May 26-28.

MCAN launches free statewide college advising hotline

Midland Daily News

Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) and partners launched a college advising hotline today to answer questions Michigan high school students have about attending college.

MCAN offers hotline to answer high school senior questions

Manistee News Advocate

Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) and partners launched a college advising hotline today to answer questions Michigan high school students have about attending college.

Summerfield High School recognized for FAFSA results

The Monroe News

Summerfield High School will get a gubernatorial visit next fall after producing some of the highest completion rates for student federal aid.

Decision Day for high school seniors goes digital as coronavirus cancels celebrations

The Port Huron Times Herald

A Blue carpet. A photo booth. Maybe even a T-shirt cannon. Those were some of the ideas Yale High School was considering to celebrate their seniors this year.

Schools cited for improved financial aid applications

Spartan Newsroom

The network recently cited Niles High, Hazel Park High School in Hazel Park,Central Academy in Ann Arbor and nine others for achieving the most-improved completion rates among schools of their size.

ACC to expand virtual courses for area high schoolers

The Alpena News

Alpena Community College will receive $10,000 from the Michigan College Access Network to train additional instructors to expand virtual college credit-earning opportunities for high school students in Northeast Michigan.