Michigan colleges experience nation’s worst spring enrollment drive, new report shows

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College enrollment across Michigan plummeted 15% during the spring semester this year, dragged down by a 20% hit to four-year public universities, a new report shows.

Spring enrollment across all sectors dropped to 360,220 students, a decrease of more than 62,000 from 2021 to this year, according to data released Thursday, May 26, by the National Student Clearinghouse.

Numbers dropped across all sectors, fueling the nation’s worst enrollment trend from spring 2021 to this season, the report states.

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