Earn Your Ferris Degree in Grand Rapids
Our flexible classes, convenient location and cutting-edge programs are here to help you keep your degree within reach and take your career further.
Make the smart choice. Maximize the value of your degree and transfer up to 90 credit hours directly to your Ferris degree, or take advantage of our special partnership with Grand Rapids Community College to finish your degree quickly and affordably.
Go Further at Ferris - Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Programs
Business Administration
Business Administration - Professional Track
Computer Information Systems
Computer Information Technology
Construction Management
Criminal Justice
Digital Animation and Game Design
Digital Media Software Engineering
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Health Care Systems Administration
Online Programs
With our fully online programs, you can take your classes anywhere! The following online programs have transfer plans that provide for seamless transfer for GRCC students. Additional online degree completion programs are available. Check out the full list at Ferris Online.
Campus Information
Parking
Ferris students that are registered for classes are eligible to receive a Grand Rapids Community College RaiderCard at no charge. New students can pick up their card beginning the first week of classes at the GRCC Student Life Office, located on the first floor of the Student Center. Each semester a student is registered their GRCC RaiderCard will be activated. Students will be charged for a replacement card if one is needed.
Visitor Parking
Visitors will need to park in the Bostwick ramp, across from the ATC, and inquire about purchasing a parking pass in our office. FSU parking tags issued on the Big Rapids campus are good for the Big Rapids campus only.
Housing
While Ferris does not offer housing in Grand Rapids, students have many options for living downtown and taking advantage of everything the city has to offer, including:
- 5 Lyon
- Central Park Place Apartments
- GRCC housing listings
- Heritage Hill
- Heritage Management
- Houses For Rent
- Off-Broadway Apartments
Still in High School?
If you are still in high school but want to get a head start on your degree, you should explore dual enrollment at Ferris. Dual enrollment allows you to begin taking college courses while still in your junior or senior year of high school. Just complete this form and have your high school counselor or principal sign it. Your parents and/or guardians will have to accept responsibility for paying for your classes since there is no financial aid available for dual enrollment.
