3,486 students graduate from teaching programs in this city, on average, every year. This accounts for about 52% of students who schools in the state of Michigan graduate from teaching programs. Of those, 691 students graduated with teaching certificates, 159 with a degree at the associate's level, 1,463 with a degree at the bachelor's level, 1,089 with a master's level degree, and two with a degree at the doctorate level.

24 teaching schools are located in Troy. And of these, while 13 schools are private, 11 schools are public. Tuition at a private teaching school varies from $7,380 to $31,275, while tuition at a public teaching school varies from $8,160 to $11,837.

Average tuition for teaching programs is $12,353. The lowest tuition in Troy, which is $7,380 each year, is at Baker College of Allen Park, while the highest tuition for teaching programs, which is $31,275 every year, is at the College for Creative Studies.

Teaching schools in Troy offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees.