Overview
- Founded: 1964
- Chancellor: Peter M. Provenzano
- Fully Accredited: Higher Learning Commission
- Semesters: Fall, Winter, Summer
- Clubs and Organization: 20+
- Greek Life: Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
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Locations
Student Enrollment
Fall 2023 Enrollment: 14,113
- Full time (>12 credits) 27%
- Part time (<12 credits) 73%
- About 40% of students receive scholarships and grants
Nearly 19% are first in their family to attend college
Gender
- Female: 54%
- Male: 36%
- Other/Undisclosed: 9%
Age
- <18: 6%
- 18-24: 55%
- 25-29: 14%
- 30-39: 15%
- 40-49: 6%
- 50+: 4%
- Average age: 24
Race/Ethnicity
- Caucasian: 51%
- African American: 20%
- Asian: 3%
- Hispanic: 7%
- Multi-racial: 5%
- Other/Unknown: 8%
Geographic Distribution
- Oakland County: 81%
- Southeast Michigan (7 counties): 91%
- Michigan: 99%
- International: 3%
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Academics
90+ programs
Degrees and Certificates awarded
Top Transfer Institution in Michigan
Top Programs
- Business & Information Technology
- Communication, Arts, and Humanities
- Nursing and Health Professions
- Social Science
- Mathematics, Natural and Life Sciences
- Engineering, Manufacturing and Industrial Technologies
- Public Services
- Learning Resources
Top Degrees
- Associate of Applied Science
- General Studies
- Associate of Arts
- Associate of Business Administration
Expert Faculty and Class Size
- Full-time faculty: 239
- Maximum class size: 30
- Average class size: 21.5
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Finances
Total operating budget (FY 19/20): $151.1M
Revenue: Tuition and Fees 27% | Property Taxes 52% | State Appropriations 14% | Grants
and Other 7%
Expenses: Instruction and Support 53% | Students Services 14% | Administration 19%
| Facilities 13% | Other 1%
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Tuition & Fees
Contact Hour (beginning Fall 2024)
Resident: $111.00 / billable contact hour
Non Resident: $211.00 / billable contact hour
Average cost of books and supplies (full time student, in district): $1,450
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Program Features
- Honored over 1,700 graduates at Commencement in 2023
- Awarded Gold Status by Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency
- Oakland Fire Academy is only nationally and internationally accredited program in
Michigan
- Largest Police and Fire Academies in southeast Michigan
- Sign Language Interpreter program is first and only accredited program in Michigan,
one of only four accredited associate degree programs nationwide
- Respiratory Therapy Program distinguished nationally for credentialing success by
the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care
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