Bay de Noc Community College

Bay de Noc Community College
Type	Public two-year
Established	1962
President	Laura L. Coleman, Ph.D.
Students	2,414 degree-seeking 5,000 total
Location	Escanaba, Michigan, United States 45°46′18″N 87°05′09″W / 45.7718°N 87.0859°W / 45.7718; -87.0859Coordinates: 45°46′18″N 87°05′09″W / 45.7718°N 87.0859°W / 45.7718; -87.0859
Campus	Suburban
Website	http://www.baycollege.edu

Bay de Noc Community College (commonly called Bay College) is a public two-year college located in Escanaba, Michigan, United States, and was founded in 1962. The college has a main campus in Escanaba and another 25-acre (0.10 km²) campus, Bay College West/Iron Mountain, in Iron Mountain, Michigan to serve Dickinson County.

The college offers two-year associate's degrees. It is the home of the first Michigan Technical Education Center.

Notable alumni

Colleges and universities in Michigan

Public institutions	Central Michigan Eastern Michigan Ferris State Grand Valley State Lake Superior State Michigan State Michigan Tech Northern Michigan Oakland Saginaw Valley State Michigan (Ann Arbor Dearborn Flint) Wayne State Western Michigan

Private institutions	Adrian Albion Alma Andrews Aquinas Calvin Cleary College for Creative Studies Concordia Cornerstone Davenport Detroit Mercy Finlandia Grace Bible Great Lakes Christian Griggs Hillsdale Hope Kalamazoo Kettering Kuyper Lawrence Tech Madonna Marygrove Northwood Olivet Robert B. Miller Rochester Saint Mary's Siena Heights Spring Arbor Walsh William Tyndale

Community colleges	Alpena Bay de Noc Bay Mills Delta Glen Oaks Gogebic Grand Rapids Henry Ford Jackson Kalamazoo Valley Kellogg Keweenaw Bay Kirtland Lake Michigan Lansing Macomb Mid Michigan Monroe County Montcalm C.S. Mott Muskegon North Central Michigan Northwestern Michigan Oakland St. Clair County Schoolcraft Southwestern Michigan Washtenaw Wayne County West Shore

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