Michigan Transfer Agreement

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1 OAKLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE Michigan Transfer Agreement A transfer option you can count on! What is the Michigan Transfer Agreement? The Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) facilitates the transfer of general education requirements from Oakland Community College (or any other Michigan community college) to all other public colleges and universities in Michigan and many private colleges in the state as well Who can take advantage of the MTA? Any new or returning student enrolling at a community college may pursue the MTA endorsement to satisfy 30 general education credits toward a bachelor s degree Whether you have decided on a major or not, if transferring to another Michigan college or university is part of your future education plans, then the MTA will fit very nicely into those plans What if I have been following the MACRAO Transfer Agreement? Students who began pursuing the MACRAO Stamp (which the MTA endorsement replaced in the Fall 2014 Semester) may continue pursuing it until the end of the Summer 2019 Semester or until three years of non-attendance at OCC has occurred (whichever occurs first) They may also pursue the MTA endorsement and the MACRAO Stamp at the same time How does the MTA work? Students pursuing the MTA must complete 30 credits of core college coursework The credits earned for these courses can be transferred to a participating four-year college or university to complete bachelor s degree requirements there Students can also use these credits toward an associate degree at OCC The advantage to students is that using MTA to maximize their transfer options can reduce the cost of their college education considerably What courses are required for the MTA? Specific courses to meet each category are outlined in the Catalog and on the OCC website: English Composition: 1 course Communications: 1 course Mathematics: 1 course Social Sciences: 2 courses Fine Arts/Humanities: 2 courses Natural Sciences: 2 courses (1 must include a lab component) How do I get started? Meet with an OCC counselor as soon as possible! They will be able to help you decide if the MTA is right for you and will help you choose the right courses to meet your individual needs Auburn Hills Counseling: (248) Highland Lakes Counseling: (248) Orchard Ridge Counseling: (248) Royal Oak Counseling: (248) Southfield Counseling: (248) wwwoaklandccedu /15

2 6/25/2015 Policies & Procedures : Michigan Transfer Agreement : Northwestern Michigan College Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) In an effort to improve the transferability of college courses between Michigan public community colleges and universities, the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) will take effect beginning the fall of 2014 Students who began prior to fall of 2014 will be able to complete the existing MACRAO agreement until the end of summer 2019 as long as they are a continuous student (take at least one course each year) If a student already has the MACRAO agreement stamp on their transcript, it is expected that the receiving institution will still honor it Students may be able to receive both the MACRAO and the MTA through summer 2019 To fulfill the MTA, students must successfully complete at least 30 Group 1 semester credit hours Students must earn at least a grade of 20 in each MTA course in order for it to count towards the minimum MTA requirements Credits should be distributed as follows: English Composition: Two courses 6 credits Humanities: Two Group 1 courses 6 credits taken from two different departments excluding studio and performance classes Mathematics: One Group 1 course 3 credits MTH 120 or higher Natural Sciences: Two Group 1 courses 6 credits from two different departments with one course that includes a lecture/laboratory Social Sciences: Two Group 1 courses 6 credits from two different departments Students are required to complete at least one for credit course at NMC before requesting the MTA Satisfied endorsement It must be a college level course but need not be from the areas represented in the MTA When students have completed the MTA requirements, they should notify the NMC Records Office so their transcripts will be noted MTA SATISFIED Students are not required to complete an associate's degree in order to satisfy the MTA Some students select a course of study that requires a four year degree of which two years may be completed at NMC through completion of the Associate in Science and Arts (ASA) degree Students completing the ASA will also complete the MTA services/records registration/policies/michigan transfer agreementhtml#print 1/1

3 MTA APPROVED COURSES ENGLISH/COMMUNICATIONS (Choose two courses from below) English 101 or 101H (Honors) English 102 or 102H (Honors) SPC 101 or SPC 101H (Honors) SOCIAL SCIENCE (choose two courses - must be from two disciplines) HUMANITIES (choose two courses - must be from two disciplines) SCIENCES (choose two courses from the science categories; courses must be from two disciplines, and one must contain a laboratory) MATHEMATICS (choose a course from the two options below) MTH 104 Foundations of Math MTH 113 (or higher) Pre-Calculus I If after completing all the above you do not have 30 credits, you must take another MTA approved course from any category to reach the required minimum of 30 credits

4 Social Sciences Anthropology (ANT) 171 Economics (BUS) 221/222 Geography (GEO) 102/233/280 History (HIS) 131/149/150/160/175/190/233/280/297 Political Science (PS) 101/101H/140/150/210/220/230 Psychology (PSY) 170/180/190/200/210/215/220/225/230/240/260/270/275/280 Sociology (SOC) 101/101H/110/160/170/200/201/210/211 Humanities Literature (ENG 200 or higher) Modern Language (FR, SP, GR, CHI) ART (ART) 120/121/122 Music (MUS) 106/110/120/220 Theatre (THA) 101/105 Philosophy (PHL) 210/213/215/220 History (HIS) 101/HIS 101H/HIS 102/HIS 102H Sciences Biology (BIO) 100/110/150/160/200/205/206/220/240/250/270/271/272/280/290 Astronomy (AST) 104/105/106 Chemistry (CHM) 101/102/111/112/210/215/216 Earth Science (GEO) 101 Meteorology (GEO) 105 Graphic Information Systems, Introduction to (GEO) 210 Geology (GLG) 101/102/220 Global Energy Resources (GEO) 137 Global Sustainability (GEO) 175 Natural Resources (NTR) 100 Physics (PHY) 110/115/121/122/130/221/222/231/232 Physical Science (PHS) 101/131 Revised 1/19/15

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6 MACRAO Transfer Agreement Requirements (Verification ends August, 2019) A minimum of 30 semester hours of coursework must be taken at one of Michigan s participating community colleges The courses needed to satisfy the MACRAO requirements are as follows: English Composition 6 credit hours _ English (ENG) 111 Freshman English Composition _ English (ENG) 222 Expository Writing & Research Science and Mathematics 8 credit hours Courses must be taken from a minimum of 2 subject areas At least one science course must include a laboratory _ MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: Biology (BIO), Chemistry (CHM), Computer Information Systems (CIS) 110, 111, 121, 131, 151, 152, 175)*, Environmental Science (ENV), Geology (GEL), Math (MAT) 104 or higher*, Physical Science (PSC), Physics (PHY), and Science (SCI) (*CIS and MAT do not meet lab requirement) Social Science 8 credit hours Courses must be takin from a minimum of two subject areas _ MMCC courses that meet this requirement: Anthropology (ANT), Economics (ECO), Geography (GEO), History (HIS) 211, 212, 223, 251, 252, Mid Course (MID) 103, Political Science (POL), Psychology (PSY), Social Sciences (SSC) 111, 200, and Sociology (SOC) Humanities 8 credit hours Courses must be taken from a minimum of two subject areas _ MMCC courses that meet this requirement: ART, English Literature (ENG) 112, 201, 202, 205, 206, 211, 212, 213, French (FRN), German (GER), History (HIS) 101, 102, Humanities (HUM), Japanese (JPN), Music (MUS), Native American Languages (NAL), Philosophy (PHL), Religion (REL), Spanish (SPN), and Theater (TAI) *Additional coursework may be necessary to satisfy the 30 credit hour requirement 6/29/2015 lsj

7 Associate in Science & Arts (ASA) MTA Worksheet Name I D # Date General Education Requirements Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) Elective courses 30 credits required See the Group ONE list for General Education choices Courses taken to satisfy General Education and MTA Requirements must have a 20 or higher GPA Composition ENG 111 ENG 112 Humanities 2 courses (6 semester credits) representing 2 departments from Group 1 Humanities list Total Humanities Natural Science 2 courses (6 semester credits) representing 2 departments Any 100 level or higher course may be counted in this column A maximum of 2 PE credits, 2 Professional Development credits, and 4 Academic Service internship credits can be counted toward degree 60 Total Credits required for ASA (at least 15 from NMC) Grade/Credits (3 or 4 cr) (3 or 4 cr) from Group 1 Science list including one LECTURE/LAB Cultural Perspectives & Diversity (CPD): Select a Group 1 course with an * next to it or a 100 level French or Spanish This course may also be used to fulfill other degree requirements Electives if complete Credits Total Natural Science Social Science 2 courses (6 semester credits) representing 2 departments of the Group 1 Social Science list Mathematics Total Social Science _ Minimum of 3 semester credits from Group 1 Math list Additional Group 1 Course May need additional course(s) to bring total gen ed credits to the 30 required for the MTA and ASA Elective credits completed Elective credits needed: Students must apply to graduate An Application for Graduation must be submitted to the Records Office to initiate an official degree audit The best time to apply is one semester before the anticipated graduation date There is no charge for this service 3/11/14

8 Group 1 Courses for MTA Communications/Composition List The MTA requires 2 semesters of English Composition English dept ENG 111 English Composition 4 ENG 112 English Composition 4 Social Science List The MTA requires 2 courses (6 semester credits) representing 2 departments below Anthropology dept *ANT 113 Cultural Anthropology 3 Economics dept ECO 201 Macroeconomics 3 ECO 202 Microeconomics 3 Geography dept *GEO 101 Intro to Geography 3 GEO 105 & 105L Phys Geog/Lab 4 GEO 108 Geography of US/Canada 3 *GEO 109 World Regional Geog 3 GEO 115 Introduction to GIS 3 Political Science dept *PLS 101 Intro to Am Politics 3 *PLS 132 Comparative Politics 3 *PLS 211 International Relations3 PLS 222 Into to PoliticalTheory3 *PLS 233 US Foreign Policy 3 Psychology dept PSY 101 Intro to Psychology 3 PSY 211 Develop Psychology 3 PSY 212 Psych/Exceptional Child3 PSY 221 Psych of Personality 3 PSY 223 Intro to Social Psych 3 PSY 225 Human Sexuality 3 PSY 231 Psych of Adjustment 3 PSY 250 Abnormal Psychology 3 Sociology dept *SOC 101 Intro to Sociology 3 SOC 201 Modern Social Problems 3 SOC 211 Marriage and Family 3 *SOC 22O Gender and Society 3 *SOC 221 Russian Lang & Culture 4 *SOC 231 Deviance & Crim Behav 3 Effective Fall 2009: Cultural Perspectives/Diversity (CPD) is a requirement for the ASA and AGS degrees To meet this requirement, choose any course marked with an asterisk * or a 100 level French or Spanish course MICHIGAN TRANSFER AGREEMENT Upon completion of all Group 1 requirements in each of the areas listed above, the transcript will state, MTA satisfied CPD is not a requirement of the MTA Natural Science List The MTA requires 2 courses (6 semester credits) representing 2 departments below Must include a LECTURE/LAB course All natural science courses contain a lecture/lab unless otherwise stated Astronomy dept AST 109 Planetary Astronomy 4 AST 119 Astronomy 4 Biology dept BIO 106 Human Biology 4 BIO 108 Plant Biology 4 BIO 110 Essential Biology 4 BIO 115 Cell, Plant& Ecosystem Bio 4 BIO 116 Cell & Animal Biology 4 BIO 208 Microbiology 4 BIO 215 Genetics (no lab) 3 BIO 227 Human Anatomy & Physiology 4 BIO 228 Human Anatomy & Physiology 4 BIO 250 Nat History/Vertebrates 4 BIO 255 Pathophysiology (no lab) 4 BIO 260 General Ecology 5 BIO 268 Biochemistry (no lab) 3 Chemistry dept CHM 101 Intro to Chemistry 4 CHM R General Chemistry I 5 CHM R General Chemistry II 5 CHM 250 Organic Chemistry I 5 CHM 251 Organic Chemistry II 5 Environmental Science dept ENV 103 Earth Science 4 ENV 104 Life of the Past 4 ENV 111 Physical Geology 4 ENV 112 Historical Geology 4 ENV 117 Meteorology & Climatology 4 ENV 131 Oceanography 4 ENV 140 Watershed Science 4 ENV 210 Fund of Soil Science 4 ENV 231 Environmental Science 4 +ENV 270a MI Basin Geology 2 +ENV 270b Field Mapping 2 +ENV 270c Precambrian Geology of MI 2 Physics dept PHY 105 Physics World Around Us 4 PHY 121 General Physics I 4 PHY 122 General Physics II 4 PHY 221&221R Prob & Prin Physic 5 PHY 222&22R Prob & Prin Physics 5 + Indicates a lab only course Mathematics List The MTA requires a minimum of 3 Math credits (excluding MTH 116, 205 & 206) MTH 120 Mathematical Explorations 3 MTH 121 College Algebra 4 MTH 122 Trigonometry 3 MTH 131 Intro to Prob & Stats 3 MTH 140 College Algebra & Trig 5 MTH 141 Calculus I 5 MTH 142 Calculus II 5 MTH 241 Calculus III 4 MTH 251 Differential Equations 4 The following Group 1 Math courses do not satisfy the MTA Math requirement: MTH 116 Intro to Computer Science 4 MTH 205 Math for Elem Teachers I 4 MTH 206 Math for Elem Teachers II 4 Humanities List The MTA requires 2 courses (6 semester credits) representing 2 departments below Art dept ART 100 Art Appreciation 3 *ART 111 Hist of Western Art I 4 *ART 112 Hist of Western Art II 4 ART 213 Modern Art History 3 History dept *HST 101 Western Civ to 1500AD 4 *HST 102 Western Civ from 1500AD 4 *HST 111 US History to *HST 112 US History from *HST 211 Native Am History 3 *HST 212 African-Am History 3 *HST 213 American Women's History3 HST 225 American Civil War 3 HST 228 The Vietnam War 3 HST 230 A History of Michigan 3 HST th Century Europe 3 Humanities dept *HUM 101 Intro to Humanities 3 *HUM 102 Intro to Humanities 3 *HUM 116 World Cultures 4 *HUM 221 Russian Lang & Culture 4 Language dept(intermed level) *FRN 201/MLF 201 Int French I 4 *FRN 202/MLF 202 Int French II 4 *SPN 201/MLS 221 Int Spanish I 4 *SPN 202/MLS 222 Int Spanish II 4 *SPN 227a Spanish for Env Mgmt 3 Literature dept *ENG 210 Children's Literature 3 ENG 240 Intro to Literature 3 *ENG 241 Mythology 3 *ENG 242 Women in Literature 3 *ENG 245 Native American Lit 3 ENG 254 Shakespeare 3 ENG 256 Environmental Literature3 ENG 261 British Literature 3 ENG 262 American Literature 3 *ENG 263 World Literature 3 ENG 264 Detective Fiction 3 ENG 265 Science Fiction/Fantasy 3 ENG 266 Popular Culture 3 ENG 267 Film as Literature 3 *ENG 271 Adolescence Cul Divers 3 Music dept MUS 110 Music App Standard Lit 3 MUS 111 Music Appreciation Jazz 3 MUS 129 History of Rock & Roll 3 Philosophy dept *PHL 101 Intro to Philosophy 3 *PHL 105 Critical Thinking 3 *PHL 121 Western Religions 4 *PHL 122 Eastern Religions 4 *PHL 201 Ethics 3 *PHL 202 Contemp Ethical Dilemma 3 03/11/15

9 Transfer Students Timing is everything! The sooner you know what university you are attending, the greater the possibility that you will be taking relevant courses 2 1

10 Decide on a college/university Advising: Work with your Kirtland advisor every semester Work with your transfer college choice ASAP! Ways to transfer: Transfer degree MTA (or MTA+) Course by course 3 Michigan Transfer Agreement MTA 1 course in English Composition A second course in English Composition or Speech 1 course in Math: College Algebra Statistics Quantitative Reasoning Social Sciences from two subject areas Humanities and Fine Arts from two disciplines (Excluding studio and performance classes) Natural Sciences from two disciplines (One must be with a lab) 4 2

11 MTA continued MTA is effective beginning Fall 2014 Must be at least 30 credits (Must earn at least one credit at the Community college awarding MTA) A C or better in each course (20) Courses must be 100 level or above Must be certified by your community college Check with your advisor on MTA eligible courses 5 Transfer Degrees Associate in Accounting Associate in Arts (liberal arts) Associate in Business Administration Associate in Computers: Computer Science Information Systems Associate in Science Physical Life 6 3

12 Bachelor degrees aka undergraduate degree 1 General Education requirements (the basics!) May vary by college/university May be called by a different name 2 Your Major s Core Courses Some of your core classes may also be gen eds Other Kirtland courses 3 Your Minor s requirements sometimes optional Some of your minor classes may also be gen eds Other Kirtland courses 4 General Electives sometimes called free electives Other Kirtland courses 7 Money/Scholarships Transfer Scholarships Vary by college/university GPA Check for application process Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Community Scholarships Vary by college/university Try to save your Pell refund money for your next college Kirtland tuition hour = $100 4 years tuition hour = $

13 Ready to Transfer Request an official transcript and/or transfer agreement stamp Kirtland Registrar s office ADM building Complete a Request to Graduate form Kirtland Registrar s office ADM building Reverse Transcript Your transfer university Registrar s office 9 Some Transfer Points Your GPA does not transfer only credit C or better typically transfers Some colleges want you to complete a degree here Your major at the four year may require a higher grade than a C for certain classes 10 5

14 Transfer or Curriculum guides: College/University specific Guide to help with choice of courses Articulation agreements: Formal agreements College/University specific Check with your advisor 11 Undecided Go to our Career Counseling webpage! wwwkirtlandedu/career-counseling Career Assessments offered Myers Briggs Type Indicator Strong Interest Inventory ASVAB Interest and Aptitude 1 time per semester Career Counseling by appointment (ext 280) 12 6

15 Annual College Fair Where: Kirtland Community College Student Center When: September 30, 2015 Time: College Night: 6:00 7:30 pm 13 Student Success Center (989) Ext 280 Find us under Student Central on the main page 14 7

16 Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) Requirements Students must successfully complete at least 30 credits*, with at least a grade of 20 in each course These credits, which will be certified by a sending institution, should be met according to the following distributions: English Composition, one course English (ENG) 111 _ English Composition-or-Communications _ MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: English (ENG) 222, Speech (SPE) 101, 257 Natural Sciences two courses from two disciplines, one with laboratory experience MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: Biology (BIO) 100, 101, 131, 135, 141, 142, 201, 203, 210, 245 Chemistry (CHM) 105, 106, 111, 112, 241, 242 Physics (PHY) 105, 211 Physical Science (PSC) 101, 102 Geology (GEL) 101, 112 Science (SCI) 200 Mathematics one course _ MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: Math (MAT) 107, 114, 118, 124, 126, 212, 217, 218, 225, 226, 230 Social Science two courses from different disciplines MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: Anthropology (ANT) 170 Economics (ECO) 110, 201, 202 History (HIS) 211, 212, 223, 251, 252 Political Science (POL) 201, 250 Psychology (PSY) 101, 103, 205, 212, 240, 285 Sociology (SOC) 101, 200, 202, 220, 250, 289 Social Science (SSC) 111, 200 Humanities and Fine Arts two courses from different disciplines, (excluding studio and performing arts classes) MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: English Literature (ENG) 112, 201, 202, 205, 206, 213, 298 French (FRN) 101,102 German (GER) 101, 102 History (HIS) 101, 102 Humanities (HUM) 101, 102, 183, 200, 205, 210, 225, 253 Music (MUS) 275 Philosophy (PHL) 201, 205, 210, 220, 250 Religion (REL) 111, 200, 225, 250 Spanish (SPN) 101, 102 Theater (TAI) 275 ***Courses may be chosen from any of the above categories to complete the 30 required credits 6/29/2015 lsj

17 Implementation information for transition from MACRAO Agreement to Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) MACRAO Transfer Agreement Requirements (Verification ends August, 2019) A minimum of 30 semester hours of coursework must be taken at one of Michigan s participating community colleges The courses needed to satisfy the MACRAO requirements are as follows: English Composition 6 credit hours ENG 111 Freshman English Composition ENG 222 Expository Writing & Research Science and Mathematics 8 credit hours Courses must be taken from a minimum of 2 subject areas At least one science course must include a laboratory MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: BIO, CHM, CIS (110, 111, 121, 131, 151, 152, 175)*, ENV, GEL, MAT 104 or higher*, PSC, PHY, and SCI (*CIS and MAT do not meet lab requirement) Social Science 8 credit hours Courses must be takin from a minimum of two subject areas MMCC courses that meet this requirement: ANT, ECO, GEO, HIS 211, 212, 223, 251, 252, MID 103, POL, PSY, SSC 111, 200, and SOC Humanities 8 credit hours Courses must be taken from a minimum of two subject areas MMCC courses that meet this requirement: ART, ENG 112, 201, 202, 205, 206, 211, 212, 213, FRN, GER, HIS 101, 102, HUM, JPN, MUS, NAL, PHL, REL, SPN, and TAI *Additional coursework may be necessary to satisfy the 30 credit hour requirement 6/29/2015 lj/em Michigan Transfer Agreement Requirements (Verification begins Fall 2014) Students must successfully complete at least 30 credits*, with at least a grade of 20 in each course These credits, which will be certified by a sending institution, should be met according to the following distributions: English Composition, one course ENG 111 English Composition-or-Communications MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: ENG 222, SPE 101, 257 Natural Sciences two courses from two disciplines, one with laboratory experience MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: BIO 100, 101, 131, 135, 141, 142, 201, 203, 210, 245 CHM 105, 106, 111, 112, 241, 242 PHY 105, 211 PSC 101, 102 GEL 101, 112 SCI 200 Mathematics one course MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: MAT 107, 114, 118, 124, 126, 212, 217, 218, 225, 226, 230 Social Science two courses from different disciplines MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: ANT 170 ECO 110, 201, 202 HIS 211, 212, 223, 251, 252 POL 201, 250 PSY 101, 103, 205, 212, 240, 285 SOC 101, 200, 202, 220, 250, 289 SSC 111, 200 Humanities and Fine Arts two courses from different disciplines, (excluding studio and performing arts classes) MMCC courses that meet this requirement include: ENG 112, 201, 202, 205, 206, 213, 289 FRN 101,102 GER 101, 102 HIS 101, 102 HUM 101, 102, 183, 200, 205, 210, 225, 253 MUS 275 PHL 201, 205, 210, 220, 250 REL 111, 200, 225, 250 SPN 101, 102 TAI 275