A total of 491,323 students are enrolled in Michigan colleges including 4-year colleges, community colleges, and trade schools.
- Student Level: There are 417,698 undergraduate and 73,630 graduate students. The proportion of undergraduate students is 85.01% and the proportion of graduate students is 14.99%.
- Institution Level: 343,663 students enrolled in 4-year colleges, 141,385 students enrolled in community colleges, and 6,275 students enrolled in trade schools.
Michigan 4-Year College Enrollment Statistics
For 73 Michigan 4-year colleges, there are 343,663 students enrolled.
- Institution Control: 283,711 (82.56%) students in public and 59,952 (17.44%) in private 4-year colleges.
- Student Level: 270,038 (78.58%) undergraduate and 73,630 (21.43%) graduate students in Michigan public 4-year colleges.
- Gender Breakdown: Of the total student population in Michigan 4-year colleges, 55.58% are women (191,014) and 44.42% are men (152,649). This yields a ratio of approximately 80 male students for every 100 female students.
- Online Enrollment: 18,502 (5.38%) undergraduate and 19,389 (5.64%) graduate students are enrolled online in Michigan 4-year colleges.
- Largest and Smallest: For Michigan colleges, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor has the most number of students of 52,855 among 4-year colleges. For Michigan community colleges, Macomb Community College has the most students of 16,300 and Northwestern Technological Institute is the largest trade school with 746.
Student Population By School Level for Michigan Colleges
By attending status, there are 314,540 full-time students and 176,783 part-time students at Michigan colleges.
The following table compares student population by school level between Michigan colleges. A total of 491,323 students have enrolled in Michigan colleges including both undergraduate and graduate programs.