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COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY's with FREE ONLINE APPLICATIONS Adrian College Macomb Community College Albion College (E, R) Madonna University (E) Alma College (E, R) Michigan Technological University (E) Alpena Community College Mid Michigan Community College Aquinas College Monroe County Community College Bay College Montcalm Community College College for Creative Studies - Portfolio Required - $10 upload fee Mott Community College Concordia University Muskegon Community College Cornerstone University (E, R) North Central Michigan College Delta College Northwood University Ferris State University Oakland Community College Finlandia University Oakland University Glen Oaks Community College Olivet College Grace Bible College (E, R) Rochester College Grand Rapids Community College Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College - must apply in person Henry Ford College Schoolcraft College Hillsdale College (E, R) Siena Heights University Jackson College Southwestern Michigan College Kalamazoo College (E, R) Spring Arbor University (E) Kalamazoo Valley Community College (R) St. Clair County Community College Kellogg Community College University of Detroit Mercy (E, R) Kettering University (E) University of Michigan-Dearborn Kirtland Community College University of Michigan-Flint Kuyper College (E) Washtenaw Community College Lake Michigan College Wayne County Community College District Lake Superior State University ( E) West Shore Community College Lansing Community College COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY's participating in OCTOBER College Application Month $35 Central Michigan University $0 - Mark "pay later" when applying at cmich.edu Use code: FireUp2021 - for the Common App $25 Davenport University $0 - during month of October $35 Eastern Michigan University $0 - use this link: www.emich.edu/selectscholars Use code: CA20 for the Common App $30 Grand Valley State University $0 - during month of October $30 Saginaw Valley State University $0 - Use code: VALLEYFIN $25 Wayney State University $0 - waiver code: MCAW2021 $40 Western Michigan University $0 - waiver code: MCAW2021 (E) - Essay Required (R) - Letter of Recommendation Required COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY's with application Fees COLLEGE / UNIVERSITY APPLICATION FEE Cleary University (E, R) $35 Great Lakes Christian College (R) $30 Gogebic Community College $10 HOPE College (E) $35 Lawrence Technological University (E) $30 Marygrove College (E) $25 Michigan Jewish Institute ( E) $50 Michigan State University ( E) $65 North Western Michigan College $20 Northern Michigan University $35 University of Michigan (E, R) $75 Walsh College $35 (E) - Essay Required (R) - Letter of Recommendation Required.

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