NCMC vs. BMCC
North Central Michigan College and Bay Mills Community College side by side on admissions, cost, and outcomes, from public data.
At a glance
- Cheaper after aid: BMCC. Average net price is $5,307 vs $11,807 at NCMC.
- Earnings 10 years out: NCMC $29,200 vs BMCC $25,000 (median).
Sources: IPEDS and College Scorecard.
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Admissions
- Admission chances
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- Typical SAT score
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- Applicant competition
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- SAT range
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- Submit test scores
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NCMC Open admission
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Cost
- Tuition (in state)
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NCMC $5,430
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BMCC $3,480
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- Tuition (out of state)
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NCMC $10,590
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BMCC $3,480
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- Room & board
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NCMC $10,303
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BMCC $13,072
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- Average net price
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NCMC $11,807
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BMCC $5,307
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- Average grant aid
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NCMC $8,139
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BMCC $6,242
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NCMC 91%
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BMCC 95%
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Outcomes
- Graduation rate
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- Median earnings (after 10 years)
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NCMC $29,200
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BMCC $25,000
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- Making student loan payments
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NCMC 46%
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- Median student loan debt
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NCMC $8,926
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NCMC $92
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Academics
- Student to faculty ratio
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NCMC 15:1
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BMCC 10:1
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- Popular majors
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NCMC
- Health Professions (30%)
- Liberal Arts and Humanities (30%)
- Business (17%)
- Education (5%)
- Visual and Performing Arts (4%)
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- Health Professions (29%)
- Education (14%)
- Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting (14%)
- Business (13%)
- Foreign Languages (9%)
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School basics
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NCMC Petoskey, MI
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BMCC Brimley, MI
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NCMC Rural Fringe
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- Total enrollment
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NCMC 1,613
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BMCC 698
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NCMC Public 2 Year
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Comparable Facts
Compare North Central Michigan College in Petoskey, MI with Bay Mills Community College in Brimley, MI on tuition, admissions, graduation, earnings, and student body data using the tables above.
North Central Michigan College is larger than BMCC based on total student enrollment (1,613 students vs. 698 students).
Location, institution type, and student-faculty ratio
- North Central Michigan College is located in Petoskey, MI (Rural Fringe setting); Bay Mills Community College is in Brimley, MI (Distant Rural setting).
- North Central Michigan College is a public, non-profit 2-year institution. Bay Mills Community College is a public, non-profit 2-year institution.
- Student-to-faculty ratio: North Central Michigan College 15:1; Bay Mills Community College 10:1.
Cost details
- Living costs (room and board or off-campus housing budget) at North Central Michigan College are 21.2% lower than at Bay Mills Community College ($10,303 vs. $13,072).
- Out-of-state tuition is 204.3% higher at NCMC than at Bay Mills Community College (about $7,110 more per year; $10,590 vs. $3,480).
- A larger share of students receive grant aid at Bay Mills Community College than at North Central Michigan College (95% vs. 91%).
- The average total grant financial aid received by North Central Michigan College students is 30.4% larger than aid received by Bay Mills Community College students ($8,139 vs. $6,242).
Admissions details
- SAT or ACT scores are open admission at both NCMC and BMCC.
Loans and repayment
Sources: U.S. Department of Education, IPEDS and College Scorecard. Values reflect the most recent year available in our dataset.
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