Federal data

Lowest net price public four-year colleges in Michigan

Michigan public four-year colleges, ranked by average net price, from College Scorecard (September 18, 2026). At least 5 colleges must report a net price for this list to exist.

RankSchoolCitySectorAverage net priceCompletions
1Henry Ford CollegeDearbornPublic, 4-year$6603,126
2Schoolcraft Community College DistrictLivoniaPublic, 4-year$2,2601,336
3Bay Mills Community CollegeBrimleyPublic, 4-year$3,073151
4Alpena Community CollegeAlpenaPublic, 4-year$3,320345
5Northwestern Michigan CollegeTraverse CityPublic, 4-year$6,231562
6University of Michigan-FlintFlintPublic, 4-year$7,0071,520
7Jackson CollegeJacksonPublic, 4-year$7,7612,093
8Ferris State UniversityBig RapidsPublic, 4-year$8,6242,982
9Oakland UniversityRochester HillsPublic, 4-year$9,1204,158
10University of Michigan-DearbornDearbornPublic, 4-year$9,4922,248
11Saginaw Valley State UniversityUniversity CenterPublic, 4-year$10,7751,497
12Wayne State UniversityDetroitPublic, 4-year$12,7666,378
13Lake Superior State UniversitySault Ste MariePublic, 4-year$12,822467
14University of Michigan-Ann ArborAnn ArborPublic, 4-year$13,13816,039
15Northern Michigan UniversityMarquettePublic, 4-year$14,0851,714
16Michigan Technological UniversityHoughtonPublic, 4-year$14,1821,869
17Western Michigan UniversityKalamazooPublic, 4-year$15,2734,259
18Eastern Michigan UniversityYpsilantiPublic, 4-year$15,4073,357
19Grand Valley State UniversityAllendalePublic, 4-year$16,3175,519
20Central Michigan UniversityMount PleasantPublic, 4-year$17,5974,152
21Michigan State UniversityEast LansingPublic, 4-year$19,68012,632

Net price can be zero or negative when grants exceed the cost of attendance. Figures cover students who received federal aid, from College Scorecard (September 18, 2026).

How to read this. Net price is an average across aided students at each college, not a fixed price every student pays. Completions shown alongside it are total awards conferred in the latest IPEDS year on file, not enrollment.