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6 colleges · Michigan

Colleges in Grand Rapids, MI

Grand Rapids, Michigan has 6 colleges in our data: 5 four-year and 1 two-year. The largest is Grand Rapids Community College with 10,698 undergraduates.

Colleges 6Undergrads 19,551Most selective Kuyper College (69%)Lowest net price $17,623

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Adrian CollegeAlbion CollegeAlma CollegeAlpena Community CollegeAndrews UniversityArizona College of Nursing-SouthfieldBaker CollegeBay de Noc Community CollegeCentral Michigan UniversityChamberlain University-MichiganCleary UniversityCollege for Creative StudiesConcordia University Ann ArborDelta CollegeEastern Michigan UniversityFerris State UniversityGlen Oaks Community CollegeGogebic Community CollegeGrace Christian UniversityGrand Valley State UniversityGreat Lakes Christian CollegeHillsdale CollegeHope CollegeKalamazoo CollegeKalamazoo Valley Community CollegeKellogg Community CollegeKettering UniversityKeweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community CollegeKirtland Community CollegeLake Michigan CollegeLake Superior State UniversityLansing Community CollegeLawrence Technological UniversityMacomb Community CollegeMadonna UniversityMichigan State UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityMid Michigan CollegeMonroe County Community CollegeMontcalm Community CollegeMott Community CollegeMuskegon Community CollegeNorth Central Michigan CollegeNorthern Michigan UniversityNorthwestern Michigan CollegeNorthwood UniversityOakland Community CollegeOakland UniversityRochester Christian UniversitySaginaw Chippewa Tribal CollegeSaginaw Valley State UniversitySchoolcraft Community College DistrictSouthwestern Michigan CollegeSpring Arbor UniversitySt Clair County Community CollegeThe University of OlivetUniversity of Detroit MercyUniversity of Michigan-Ann ArborUniversity of Michigan-DearbornUniversity of Michigan-FlintWalsh CollegeWayne County Community College DistrictWayne State UniversityWest Shore Community CollegeWestern Michigan UniversityAquinas CollegeCalvin UniversityCornerstone UniversityDavenport UniversityGrand Rapids Community CollegeKuyper College
Grand Rapids elsewhere in Michigan
Aquinas CollegePrivate nonprofit 4-year · 1,083 undergrads
Admit
90%
Net price
$21,630
Grad rate
56%
Value B-Cost B-Pay C+
Calvin UniversityPrivate nonprofit 4-year · 3,193 undergrads
Admit
71%
Net price
$21,122
Grad rate
77%
Value B+Cost B-Pay B
Cornerstone UniversityPrivate nonprofit 4-year · 1,298 undergrads
Admit
78%
Net price
$18,028
Grad rate
62%
Value BCost BPay C+
Davenport UniversityPrivate nonprofit 4-year · 3,134 undergrads
Admit
98%
Net price
$17,623
Grad rate
53%
Value B-Cost B+Pay C+
Kuyper CollegePrivate nonprofit 4-year · 145 undergrads
Admit
69%
Net price
$24,540
Grad rate
67%
Cost C+Pay C-
Grand Rapids Community CollegePublic 2-year · 10,698 undergrads
Admit
Open admission
Net price
$3,357
Complete
20%
Value C+Cost A+Pay B-
Compare them in a table
CollegeTypeUndergradsAcceptance rateAvg net priceGraduation rateEarnings after 10 yrs
Aquinas CollegeGrand Rapids, MIPrivate nonprofit 4-year1,08390%$21,63056%$53,667
Calvin UniversityGrand Rapids, MIPrivate nonprofit 4-year3,19371%$21,12277%$60,411
Cornerstone UniversityGrand Rapids, MIPrivate nonprofit 4-year1,29878%$18,02862%$52,119
Davenport UniversityGrand Rapids, MIPrivate nonprofit 4-year3,13498%$17,62353%$52,260
Kuyper CollegeGrand Rapids, MIPrivate nonprofit 4-year14569%$24,54067%$43,326
Grand Rapids Community CollegeGrand Rapids, MIPublic 2-year10,698Open$3,35720%$43,741

Frequently asked questions

How many colleges are in Grand Rapids?

6 colleges in Grand Rapids, Michigan mostly award associate or bachelor's degrees: 5 four-year and 1 two-year.

What is the cheapest 4-year college in Grand Rapids?

Davenport University, with an average net price of $17,623 a year after grants.

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Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard, data release of October 15, 2026. What each figure means and the year it covers.