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Baker College of Muskegon
3.7265, ThreePointFive 3.7 Average Rating

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Baker College of Muskegon Campus Life
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Campus Size

Small Campus
1,092
Degree-Seeking Freshmen
Including 134 Part-time

Gender Breakdown:

68% Women
32% Men

Athletics

We do not have information on athletics at Baker College of Muskegon

Diversity

Student Total
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0.6%
Asian/Pacific Islander 1.0%
Black/non-Hispanic 16.0%
Hispanic 4.5%
Non-resident alien 0.0%
Race/Ethnicity unknown 0.0%
Two or more races 0.0%
White/non-Hispanic 77.8%
Disabilities
Percent of students with disability 3% or less

Services & Housing

Services Offered
  • Remedial services for students with learning disabilities
  • Academic/Career counseling
  • Employment services for current students to find part-time positions
  • Job placement for graduates to find full-time employment
  • Library on campus
Living
  • On-Campus Housing
  • No Meal Plan

Clubs & Organizations

We do not have information for clubs or organizations at Baker College of Muskegon

Safety Statistics

Arrests On Campus
Illegal Weapons Possession 0
Drug Law Violation 0
Liquor Law Violation 0
Criminal Offenses On Campus
Personal Crime 1
Property Crime 2
Reviews Dorm Life
  • Mason from Michigan City, IN
  • 4
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  • Well planned events encourage a lot of socialism. There are 5 types of living to choose from: Jewell hall, McDonald Hall. Robblane apartments, Marlane apartments, and the Baker College Townhouses.…

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  • from Big Rapids, MI
  • 2
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  • i personally would not recommend staying in baker's dorms. they lack greatly in cleanliness, are overcrowded, and way too expensive for what you are getting.…

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Reviews

Student Responses to Review Topic: Food And Dining
  • 3
  • Norman from MUSKEGON, MI
  • I am a current student here

    i am a Vegan, not a veggie head; I eat fruits, nuts, grains, homemade breads, and noting dairy, processed, or that has to be killed. The food is semi-accommodating for someone like me, but I am able to eat if I needed to; yet I live next to school, I can just go home. There is lots of dining space here though, as the there are two dining halls in the building. I am sure you will be fine though, and if your like to go to the grocery store, there is a supermarket called, The Plum just around the corner, and there is a CVS and Walgreen also on the end of the street.

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  • 2
  • Megan from Niles, MI
  • I am a current student here

    I'm really bummed there isn't a food program at Baker, but it's because many of the students are commuters and the others live in the dorms with full kitchens. However, there are places to purchase food within the college and it's always really yummy and fairly reasonably priced.

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  • 5
  • Brandy from Muskegon, MI
  • I am a current student here

    The areas that I have been to are great. The staff is courteous and the areas are clean. Food is made to order and is affordable.

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  • 3
  • Stephanie
  • I am a current student here

    Again, since I don't live at the school but commute, I haven't had the food first hand so I cannot truly critique it. From what I've heard, it is that like most other college foods, it isn't very good.

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Student Responses to Review Topic: Greek Life
  • 0
  • Belle from Muskegon, MI
  • I am a current student here

    The student center is the place to be for Geek Life. Even if you are not a geek when you are there you are accepted as a peer. You can feel free to talk and as questions of you fellow peers and they will assist, guide and encourage you. Yes the fellow students are also willing to help you be a successful student.

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  • 0
  • Jori from Portage, MI
  • I am a current student here

    greek life consists of ra's and orientation leaders who help out incoming students during orientation (which is generally sitting in a room with other incoming students playing get to know each other games while you miss out on talking to the financial department if you dont have your parent with you).

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