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Academics
Education that Matters

Investigate Mid's academic programs, guided pathways, and degrees. Learn about our fully online degrees, and transfer services. Through our General Education curriculum, multi-level assessment, and accreditations, Mid ensures a learning experience that is both broad and deep.
Student Resources
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Whether you want help on a term paper, help navigating your academic program, or help with your online account, our academic and student support teams are eager to provide assistance. Your college experience and degree completion matter to us, so we provide support for every step of your journey.
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College Beyond Coursework

Your college experience is what you make of it. Mid encourages the development of a diverse campus community that is inclusive of all cultures and backgrounds. Our student life, clubs, and athletics opportunities allow you to engage beyond the classroom.
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Strategic Plan and Governance

For over 50 years, Mid has been and remains committed to partnering with all members of our community. Read our Vision 2020 Strategic Plan, which sets our course for the next 50 years, or stay connected to College Governance activities.

Paying for College

Paying for college doesn't have to be complicated, and we're here to help!

Save Money on Tuition

Paying for college doesn't have to be complicated, and we're here to help.

First of all, two years at Mid saves students $15,500* in tuition vs. the average of Michigan public universities. You're on your way to savings. But, most of Mid's students receive financial aid to offset their college costs even further.

89% of first-time, full-time freshman receive some form of aid to offset costs.

89 percent of our students receive financial aid

Options for aid include federal funding, like grants or loans, or Mid scholarships. Mid also employs many student workers through both College funding and the Federal Work Study Program.

Visit Financial Aid at Mid

Scholarships

Through one online application, you can sign up for all of our scholarships. Scholarship applications are open from October 1 through March 15 of each year.

Visit our Scholarships Applications Portal for a full list of scholarships and access when it's open and accepting applications.

Federal Aid

Your aid package will be determined based on your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), which you can fill out at StudentAid.gov. Mid's School Code is 006768.

File soon. It takes a minimum of a few weeks to process financial aid for new students.

Understanding your options can seem overwhelming. We want to answer your questions.

Call us at (989) 386-6664, email finaid@midmich.edu, or visit our Financial Aid Department.

Work Study and Student Employment

We employ many student workers at Mid in positions from facilities and grounds maintenance to assistants, ambassadors, and bookstore clerks. Students in these roles earn a regular paycheck while working shifts that accommodate their College schedules. All students can apply for student worker jobs.

Payment Plan

You can spread out payments for the upcoming semester by using our convenient payment plan through NelNet Solutions. Visit mycollegepaymentplan.com and type in Mid Michigan College when asked to Find Your School’s Information.

2022-2023 Tuition Costs:

In-District and Dual Enrollees Tuition: $142/contact hour
Out-District Tuition: $237/contact hour
International Tuition: $410/contact hour

Click here for a full explanation of Mid’s tuition and fees.

UNDERSTANDING YOUR INVESTMENT IN COLLEGE

Cost of Attendance (COA) is the estimated amount it will cost you to go to college at Mid.

Click here to view a complete Cost of Attendance breakdown.

We've got your back.

We know that financial challenges often get in the way of your plans for college. Beyond tuition, the day-to-day cost of living and surprise expenses can make paying for college a struggle. Mid is here to help with a new Student Emergency Fund and additional federal funds that can help students overcome challenges outside of the classroom. For more information on how to receive and apply for supplemental financial assistance, contact your Mid Mentor or visit midmich.edu/cares.

The College also has many other support services available, including loaner internet access hotspot devices, no-cost mental health counseling, an on-campus food pantry, transportation assistance, and more. Visit midmich.edu/wellness for more information.

* Source: IPEDS Fall 2018, Institutional Characteristics. Savings compare the median 2018-2019 tuition and required fees for an academic year at public Michigan universities with Mid Michigan College, calculated for full-time, first-time degree/certificate-seeking undergraduates. The tuition and required fees shown here are the lowest reported from the categories of in-district, in-state, and out-of-state. Visit each college or university website for current tuition information.

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