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Surgical Technologist Programs in Michigan: 19 Colleges and Schools

19 Michigan schools reported surgical technologist completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 239 students: 15 public, 2 private nonprofit, 2 private for-profit, grouped below by city.

19
Schools in Michigan
239
Graduates in 2024
15
Public colleges
2
Private for-profit schools

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · Michigan · CIP 51.0909

19 schools in Michigan graduated 239 Surgical Techs in 2024, out of 501 schools nationally. By type: 15 public, 2 private nonprofit, 2 private for-profit. Credentials offered: associate (18), certificate (7), bachelor's (1).

The largest program is Macomb Community College in Warren with 44 graduates. The full list is grouped by city so you can find one near you.

Who runs the 19 Michigan schools

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15
Public · 79%
2
Private nonprofit · 11%
2
Private for-profit · 11%

NCES IPEDS 2024 · institution control

Largest programs in Michigan

Largest surgical technologist programs in Michigan
#SchoolCity2024 graduates
1Macomb Community CollegeWarren44
2Wayne County Community College DistrictDetroit33
3Siena Heights UniversityAdrian22
4Lansing Community CollegeLansing22
5Henry Ford CollegeDearborn20

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions

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Programs by city
SchoolTypeCredentials2024 graduatesWebsite
Adrian · 1 school
Siena Heights UniversityPrivate nonprofitassociate, bachelor's22Website ↗
Ann Arbor · 1 school
Washtenaw Community CollegePublicassociate16Website ↗
Auburn Hills · 1 school
Oakland Community CollegePublicassociate10Website ↗
Benton Harbor · 1 school
Lake Michigan CollegePublicassociate4Website ↗
Dearborn · 1 school
Henry Ford CollegePublicassociate20Website ↗
Detroit · 1 school
Wayne County Community College DistrictPubliccertificate, associate33Website ↗
Grand Rapids · 1 school
Grand Rapids Community CollegePublicassociate0Website ↗
Grayling · 1 school
Kirtland Community CollegePubliccertificate, associate7Website ↗
Lansing · 1 school
Lansing Community CollegePublicassociate22Website ↗
Livonia · 1 school
Schoolcraft Community College DistrictPublicassociate0Website ↗
Marquette · 1 school
Northern Michigan UniversityPubliccertificate, associate8Website ↗
Muskegon · 1 school
Muskegon Community CollegePublicassociate0Website ↗
Owosso · 1 school
Baker CollegePrivate nonprofitassociate13Website ↗
Petoskey · 1 school
North Central Michigan CollegePubliccertificate, associate0Website ↗
Roseville · 1 school
Dorsey College-RosevillePrivate for-profitassociate0Website ↗
Southfield · 1 school
Abcott InstitutePrivate for-profitcertificate19Website ↗
Traverse City · 1 school
Northwestern Michigan CollegePublicassociate6Website ↗
University Center · 1 school
Delta CollegePubliccertificate, associate15Website ↗
Warren · 1 school
Macomb Community CollegePublicassociate, certificate44Website ↗

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · 19 schools · type is institution control · a listing is not a statement of accreditation or state approval

Nearby states

Surgical Technologist programs in Michigan and nearby states
StateSchools2024 graduatesPrograms
Michigan19239this page
Ohio23233Programs in Ohio →
Wisconsin17165Programs in Wisconsin →
Indiana4132Programs in Indiana →

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · bordering states

Questions about Surgical Tech programs in Michigan

How many Surgical Tech programs are in Michigan?
19 colleges and schools reported surgical technologist completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 239 students.
Which Michigan program is the largest?
Macomb Community College in Warren, with 44 graduates in 2024, followed by Wayne County Community College District in Detroit (33).
Are Michigan programs mostly public?
Yes: 15 public, 2 private nonprofit, 2 private for-profit of the 19 schools.
What does a Surgical Tech earn in Michigan?
Typical Surgical Tech pay in Michigan is $63,320 a year (BLS OES May 2025), against $64,650 nationally.

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