Grand Rapids, Michigan

Education

Grand Rapids is home to several colleges and universities. Aquinas College, Calvin College, Reformed Bible College and Cornerstone University are private, religious schools, each with a campus on the east side of the city. Grand Rapids Community College maintains an extensive campus downtown and facilities in other parts of the city and surrounding region. Grand Valley State University continues to develop its presence in the city with an expanding downtown campus, begun in the late 1990s on the west bank of the Grand River. Ferris State University has a growing campus downtown, including Kendall College of Art and Design and the Applied Technology Center (operated with GRCC). Thomas M. Cooley Law School, a private institution, has a campus in Grand Rapids. Davenport University, a state-wide educational institution, has one of its main campuses in downtown Grand Rapids.

Related Topics:
Aquinas College - Calvin College - Reformed Bible College - Cornerstone University - Grand Rapids Community College - Grand Valley State University - Ferris State University - Kendall College of Art and Design - Thomas M. Cooley Law School - Davenport University

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