PROFILES and PROGRAMS

PROFILES and PROGRAMS PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR UNIVERSITIES

TABLE OF CONTENTS Public Four-Year Universities PROFILES OF MICHIGAN PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR UNIVERSITIES Map... 3 Introduction... 4 College Profile and Program Information Central Michigan University... 5 Eastern Michigan University... 11 Ferris State University... 17 Grand Valley State University... 21 Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University... 25 Lake Superior State University... 29 Michigan State University... 33 Michigan Technological University... 39 Northern Michigan University... 43 Oakland University... 47 Saginaw Valley State University... 53 University of Michigan Ann Arbor... 57 University of Michigan Dearborn... 65 University of Michigan Flint... 69 Wayne State University... 73 Western Michigan University... 79 This page was intentionally

MICHIGAN PUBLIC FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITIES School Name, County, and Region Central Michigan University, Isabella, 4 Eastern Michigan University, Washtenaw, 6 Ferris State University, Mecosta, 3 Grand Valley State University, Ottawa, 3 Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University, Kent, 3 Lake Superior State University, Chippewa, 1 Michigan State University, Ingham, 7 Michigan Technological University, Houghton, 1 Northern Michigan University, Marquette, 1 Oakland University, Oakland, 5 Saginaw Valley State University, Saginaw, 4 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, 6 University of Michigan Dearborn, Wayne, 5 University of Michigan Flint, Genesee, 7 Wayne State University, Wayne, 5 Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, 8

PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR UNIVERSITIES INTRODUCTION Michigan s 16 public four-year institutions are individually profiled in this section. Requirements, deadline dates, phone numbers, cost estimates and housing information are all provided. The various programs under which courses are offered are also listed. Program offerings at these comprehensive institutions can be divided as follows: Certificate and Associate Degree Programs Several of the universities provide less than baccalaureate degree programs for various occupations. These programs are found under the level 1 through 3 headings. Undergraduate Baccalaureate Programs This division includes all programs through which a baccalaureate degree can be earned (level 4 programs). Graduate-Professional Programs These programs lead to post-baccalaureate degrees in the various professional disciplines (level 5 through 9 programs). In most cases, information is also provided pertaining to the number of semester/term hours required to complete the program and whether a teaching certificate is available in conjunction with it. Please see the CIP Code Directory for an explanation of the program arrangement sequence.

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Central Michigan University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 102 Warriner Mt. Pleasant MI 48859 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Betty J. Wagner Diane Fleming David Heeke Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 888.292.5366 888.392.0007 989.774.3041 Email Address Email Address Web Address cmuadmit@cmich.edu cmuosfa@cmich.edu www.cmuchippewas.com STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Central Michigan University 002243 www.cmich.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 2 - Freshmen (first year) 1887 2286 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 33 - All Undergraduates 8974 10394 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 9 1 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Orientation Orientation Semester Quarter Winter Orientation Orientation #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) Orientation Orientation Orientation Orientation HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Office of Residence Life Related Rules Telephone 989.774.3111 Email: reslife@cmich.edu Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No http://www.reslife.cmich.edu/ Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions 888.292.5366 cmuadmit@cmich.edu Admissions 888.292.5366 cmuadmit@cmich.edu Academic Advising/Orientation 989.774.6629 cmuadmit@cmich.edu Admissions 888.292.5366 cmuadmit@cmich.edu Students Disability Services 989.774.3018 sds@cmich.edu Off-Campus Programs Admissions 877.268.4636 cmuoffcampus@cmich.edu Undergraduate Academic Services 989.774.3504 registra@cmich.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Central Michigan University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 1972 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 22 3.3 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall February February Application Rolling Admission Winter November November Matriculation Prior to May 1st March March Housing May 1st April April Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score Intn'l Baccalaureate Proficiency Examin Comments A wholistic review of rigor in course work, trend in grades, test scores, and recommendations are considered for admission. College credit is available based on test results and is described at http://www.cmich.edu/admissions/freshmen/academics/testing_for_college_credit.htm. ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $10,740.00 $23,670.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $8,212.00 $8,212.00 $1,242.00 $1,242.00 $21,194.00 $34,124.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Resident Status Policy for 2011-12 may be viewed in the Undergraduate Bulletin or at https://bulletins.cmich.edu/2011/ug/gen_info/re s_status_pol.asp Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $358.00 $789.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions 888.292.5366 cmuadmit@cmich.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall February February ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form April April Comments Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid, CMU, Student Services Court, Mt Pleasant, MI 48859, 989.774.3674, toll free 888.392.0007, Fax: 989.774.3634, E-mail: cmuofsa@cmich.edu. Cost for transportation is included in Misc and Personal cost.

Central Michigan University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 5 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR ACCOUNTING MAJOR ACTUARIAL SCIENCE MAJOR ADM: BUILDING CODE ADMINISTRATION ADM: GUEST SERVICES ADMIN ADM: INDUSTRIAL ADMIN ADM: ORGANIZATION ADMIN ADM: SERVICE SECTOR ADMIN AMD MAJ: APPAREL MERCHANDSNG CONCEN AMD MAJOR: APPAREL DESIGN CONCENTRATION ANTHROPOLOGY MAJOR ART MAJOR ART MAJOR: GRAPHIC DESIGN CONC ART MAJOR: THREE DIMENSIONAL CONC ART MAJOR: TWO DIMENSIONAL CONCENTRATION ATHLETIC TRAINING/SPORTS MEDICINE MAJOR BIOCHEMISTRY MAJOR BIOL MAJ: PREGRAD/PREPROFESSIONAL BIOLOGY MAJOR BIOLOGY MAJOR: GENERAL OPTION BIOLOGY MAJOR: MICROSCOPY OPTION BIOLOGY MAJOR: NATURAL RESOURCES OPTION BIOLOGY/BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES MAJOR BIOLOGY/MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY MAJOR BROADCAST & CINEMATIC ARTS MAJOR BUS TEACH EDU MAJ PLAN A: MKTNG EDU CONC BUS TEACH EDU MAJ PLAN A: OFF EDUC CONC BUS TEACH EDU MAJ PLAN B: MKTNG EDU CONC BUS TEACH EDU MAJ PLAN B: OFF EDUC CONC CHEMISTRY MAJOR CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS MAJOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT MAJOR CHILD DEVLPMNT MAJ: EARLY CHILDHOOD CONC CHILD DEVLPMNT MAJ:GENERAL CONCENTRATION COGNITIVE SCIENCE MAJOR COMM DEV MJ: CONC IN PUBLIC ADMIN COMM DEV MJ: CONC IN RECREATION COMM DEV MJ: CONC IN COMM SERVICES COMM DEV MJ: CONC IN HEALTH SCIENCES COMMUNICATION DISORDERS MAJOR COMMUNICATION MAJOR COMMUNICATION MAJOR: INTERPERS COM CONC COMMUNICATION MAJOR: ORG COMM CONC COMPUTER SCIENCE - MATHEMATICS MAJOR COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY MAJOR COMPUTER-INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING MAJOR CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT MAJOR DIETETICS MAJOR EARLY CHILD DEV & LEARNING MAJOR EARTH SCIENCE MAJOR EARTH SCIENCE MAJOR ELEMENTARY ECONOMICS MAJOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MAJOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION--3 MINORS ENG MAJ: CREATIVE WRITING CONCENTRATION ENGLISH MAJOR ENGLISH MAJOR ENGLISH MAJOR: CHILD/YOUNG ADULT LIT ENGLISH MAJOR: WORLD LITERATURE CONC ENTREPRENEURSHIP MAJOR ENV STUD MJ: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CONC ENV STUD MJ: ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY CONC ESC MJ: METEOROLOGY CONCENTRATION 52.0399 124 52.0301 124 52.1304 124 52.0299 124 52.0904 124 52.0299 124 52.0299 124 52.0299 124 52.1902 124 52.1902 124 45.0201 124 13.1302 Yes 124 50.0409 124 50.0701 124 50.0701 124 51.0913 124 26.0202 124 26.0101 124 13.1322 Yes 124 26.0101 124 26.9999 124 03.0101 124 26.0102 124 51.1005 124 09.0799 124 13.1303 Yes 124 13.1303 Yes 124 13.1303 Yes 124 13.1303 Yes 124 13.1323 Yes 124 13.1399 Yes 124 13.1210 Yes 124 19.0706 124 19.0706 124 30.2501 124 44.0201 124 44.0201 124 44.0201 124 44.0201 124 51.0201 124 09.0101 124 09.0101 124 09.0901 124 30.0801 124 11.0701 124 15.1202 124 15.0613 124 15.1001 124 51.3101 124 13.1210 Yes 124 13.1337 Yes 124 13.1337 Yes 124 45.0601 124 14.1001 124 15.0303 124 13.1202 Yes 124 23.1302 124 13.1305 Yes 124 13.1305 Yes 124 23.0101 124 23.0101 124 52.0701 124 03.0104 124 03.0103 124 40.0404 124 ESC MJ: OCEANOGRAPHY CONCENTRATION EUROPEAN STUDIES MAJOR FAM STUDIES: LIFE MGT EDUC FAMILY STUDIES MAJOR FAMILY STUDIES MAJOR WITH CONCENTRATIONS FINANCE MAJOR FOODSERVICE ADMINISTRATION MAJOR FRENCH MAJOR FRENCH: COMMERCIAL FRENCH CONCENTRATION FRENCH: PROFESS. FRENCH CONCENTRATION GEL MJ: HYDRO/ENVIR GEL CONC (BS/ BA-B) GEL MJ: HYDROGEL/ENVIRO GEL CONC (BSA ) GEN BUS ADM: GENERAL BUSINESS MAJOR GEN BUS ADM: HEALTH SERVICE ADMIN MAJOR GENERAL MANAGEMENT MAJOR GEO MJ: ENVIRL & LAND USE PLAN CONC GEO MJ: GEOGRAPHIC INFO SCIENCES CONC GEOGRAPHY MAJOR GEOLOGY MAJOR (BS AND BA OPTION B) GEOLOGY MAJOR (BS OPTION A) GERMAN MAJOR HEALTH ADMINISTRATION MAJOR HISTORY MAJOR HLTH FIT-PREV & REHABILITATIVE PROG MJ HSA MAJOR: GAMING & ENTERTAINMENT MGT HSA MAJOR: HOSPITALITY SERVICES CONCEN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT MAJOR IND TECH MGT: MECH DESIGN ENG GRAPH CONC INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES INDUS TECH MGT MJ: MECH DESIGN TECH CONC INDUST TECH MGT MJ: AUTOMOTIVE TECH CONC INDUST TECH MGT MJ: CONSTRUCT MGT INDUST TECH MGT MJ: CONSTRUCT TECH CONC INDUST TECH MGT MJ: GRAPHICS TECH CONC INDUST TECH MGT MJ: MANU TECH CONC INDUST TECH MGT MJ: MANU/PROD TECH CONC INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION MAJOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MAJOR INTEGRATED LEADERSHIP STUDIES MAJOR INTEGRATED SCIENCE MAJOR INTEGRATIVE PUBLIC RELATIONS INTERIOR DESIGN MAJOR INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MAJOR IPC MAJOR: INTERPERSONAL COMM CONC IPC MAJOR: ORGANIZATIONAL COMM CONC JOURNALISM MAJOR: ADVERTISING CONC JOURNALISM MAJOR: NEWS EDITORIAL CONC JOURNALISM MAJOR: PHOTOJOURNALISM CONC JOURNALISM MAJOR: PUBLIC RELATIONS CONC LANGUAGE ARTS MAJOR LAW AND ECONOMICS MAJOR LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT MAJOR MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECH MAJ MARKETING MAJOR - GENERAL MATHEMATICS MAJOR MATHEMATICS MAJOR: APPLIED MATH CONCENTR MATHEMATICS MAJOR: PURE MATHEMATICS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MAJOR METEOROLOGY MAJOR MKT MAJOR-MARKETING COMM CONCEN MKT MAJOR-PROFESSIONAL SALES CONCEN MKT MAJOR-RETAIL STRATEGY CONCEN MKT MAJOR-SALES MGT & CUST SRVC CONCEN MUSIC 40.0607 124 05.0106 124 13.1308 Yes 124 19.0704 124 19.0704 124 52.0801 124 19.0505 124 13.1325 Yes 124 16.0901 124 16.0901 124 40.0601 124 40.0601 124 52.0201 124 52.0201 124 52.0201 124 03.0206 124 45.0702 124 13.1332 Yes 124 40.0601 124 40.0601 124 13.1326 Yes 124 51.0701 124 13.1328 Yes 124 31.0505 124 52.0908 124 52.0901 124 52.1001 124 15.0805 124 24.0101 124 15.0805 124 15.0803 124 15.1001 124 15.1001 124 15.0699 124 15.0613 124 15.0613 124 13.1309 Yes 124 52.1201 124 11.0103 124 52.1003 124 13.1316 Yes 124 09.0902 124 04.0501 124 52.1101 124 09.0101 124 09.0901 124 09.0903 124 09.0401 124 09.0404 124 09.0902 124 13.1305 Yes 124 22.0000 124 52.0203 124 52.1201 124 14.3601 124 52.1401 124 13.1311 Yes 124 2.70101 124 27.0101 124 14.1901 124 15.0805 124 40.0404 124 52.1401 124 52.1401 124 52.1401 124 52.1401 124 50.0901 124 Rev. 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Central Michigan University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT MUSIC EDUCATION MAJ: INSTRUMENTAL OPTION 13.1312 Yes 124 WOMEN'S STUDIES MAJOR 05.0207 124 MUSIC EDUCATION MAJOR: CHORAL OPTION MUSIC EDUCATION MAJOR:GENERAL MUSIC OPT MUSIC: VOICE MAJOR MUSIC: ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS MAJOR MUSIC: ORGAN MAJOR MUSIC: PIANO MAJOR MUSIC: THEATRE MAJOR MUSIC: THEORY/COMPOSITION MAJOR NEUROSCIENCE MAJOR ONLINE JOURNALISM MAJOR OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MAJOR PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING MAJOR PHILOSOPHY MAJOR PHOTOJOURNALISM MAJOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJOR PHYSICAL SCIENCE MAJOR PHYSICS MAJOR PHYSICS MAJOR: ASTRONOMY CONCENTRATION POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJ: GEN CONCENTRATION POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJ: PUBLIC ADM CONC PRODUCTION/OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MAJOR PSC MAJ: INTL RELATNS/COMPRTVE POL CONC PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR: GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR: GRADUATE PREP PUBLIC HEALTH EDUC & HEALTH PROMO MJ PURCHASING & SUPPLY MANAGEMENT MAJOR REAL ESTATE: DEV AND FINANCE MAJOR REC: COMMERCIAL REC & FACILITY MGT CONC REC: COMMUNITY LEISURE SVCS ADM CONCEN REC: OUTDOOR & ENVIRONMENTAL REC CONC REC: THERAPEUTIC RECREATION CONC RELIGION MAJOR RETAIL MANAGEMENT MAJOR SCHOOL HEALTH EDUCATION MAJOR SCIENCE MAJOR SOC MAJ, SOCIAL & CRIMINAL JUSTICE CONC SOC MAJOR: YOUTH STUDIES SOCIAL SCIENCE MAJOR SOCIAL STUDIES MAJOR SOCIAL STUDIES MAJOR: GEOGRAPHY 6-12 SOCIAL STUDIES MAJOR: GOEGRAPHY CON K-8 SOCIAL STUDIES MAJOR: HISTORY K-8 SOCIAL STUDIES MAJOR: POL SCIENCE 6-12 SOCIAL WORK MAJOR SOCIOLOGY MAJOR SPANISH MAJOR SPE MAJ: TCHRS-STDNTS W COGNITIVE IMPAIR SPE MAJ: TCHRS-STDNTS W EMOTIONAL IMPAIR SPEECH MAJOR: BCA EMPHASIS SPEECH MAJOR: GENERALIST EMPHASIS SPEECH MAJOR: IPC EMPHASIS SPEECH MAJOR: TAI EMPHASIS SPN MAJ: SPANISH FOR BUSINESS CONC SPORT STUDIES MAJOR STATISTICS MAJOR TAI MAJOR TAI MAJOR, ACTING/DIRECTING CONC. TAI MAJOR, DESIGN/TECH THEATRE CONC. TAI MAJOR, ORAL INTER/INTER THEATRE CONC TAI MAJOR: ACTING CONCENTRATION TAI MAJOR: DESIGN TECHNOLOGY CONC TAI MAJOR: GENERALIST CONCENTRATION TAI MAJOR:INTERPRETATION CONCENTRATION VEHICLE DESIGN MAJOR VEHICLE ENGINEERING DESIGN TECH MAJOR VISUAL ARTS EDUCATION MAJOR 13.1312 Yes 124 13.1312 Yes 124 50.0901 124 50.0901 124 50.0901 124 50.0901 124 50.0509 124 50.0904 124 26.1501 124 09.0499 124 52.0205 124 52.0804 124 38.0101 124 09.0404 124 13.1314 Yes 124 13.1316 Yes 124 13.1329 Yes 124 40.0201 124 45.1001 124 45.1001 124 52.0205 124 45.0901 124 42.0101 124 42.0101 124 51.2207 124 52.0202 124 52.1501 124 31.0301 124 31.0301 124 31.0101 124 51.2309 124 38.0201 124 52.0212 124 13.1307 Yes 124 13.1316 Yes 124 45.9999 124 45.1101 124 45.0101 124 13.1318 Yes 124 13.1318 Yes 124 13.1318 Yes 124 13.1318 Yes 124 13.1318 Yes 124 44.0701 124 45.1101 124 13.1330 Yes 124 13.1005 Yes 124 13.1006 Yes 124 13.1331 Yes 124 13.1331 Yes 124 13.1331 Yes 124 13.1331 Yes 124 16.0905 124 31.0508 124 27.0501 124 50.0501 124 50.0501 124 50.0501 124 50.0501 124 50.0506 124 50.0502 124 50.0501 124 50.0501 124 15.0803 124 15.0803 124 13.1302 Yes 124 LEVEL - 6 AUTISM COLLEGE TEACHING DATA MINING CERTIFICATE EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY EUROPEAN HISTORY GERONTOLOGY CERTIFICATE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH MODERN HISTORY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN PUBLIC ADMIN UNITED STATES HISTORY LEVEL - 7 ACQUISITIONS ADMINISTRATION APPAREL PRODUCT DEV & MERCHANDISING TECH ART BCA: ELECTRONIC MEDIA MANAGEMENT BCA: ELECTRONIC MEDIA PRODUCTION BCA: ELECTRONIC MEDIA STUDIES BCA: FILM THEORY & CRITICISM BCA: GENERAL ELECTRONIC MEDIA STUDIES BIOLOGY BIOLOGY: CONSERVATION CONCENTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (ONLINE) BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: LOGISTICS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: MIS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: VDO BUSINESS COMPUTING CDA: COMMUNICATION CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY: TEACHING COLLEGE CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY:TEACHING HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY COMPOSITION & COMMUNICATION COMPUTER SCIENCE COUNSELING: PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING COUNSELING: SCHOOL COUNSELING ECONOMICS EDUC ADM: COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP EDUC ADM: EDUC LEADER - CHAR SCH EMPH EDUC ADM: EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP EDUC ADM: SCHOOL PRINCIPALSHIP EDUCATION: ADULT EDUCATION EDUCATION: COACHING EDUCATION: COMMUNITY COLLEGE EDUCATION: GUIDANCE AND DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION: HUMANITIES EDUCATION: INSTRUCTIONAL EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY ELEM EDUC: READING IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION: CLASSROOM TEACHING ELEMENTARY EDUCATION: EARLY CHILDHOOD ENGL LANG & LIT: CREATIVE WRITING ENGLISH LANG & LIT: CHILD-YOUNG AD LIT ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY GENERAL ADMINISTRATION GENERAL EDUATION ADMIN: EDUC TECH GENERAL EDUCATION ADMIN: ADMIN LEAD GENERAL EDUCATION ADMIN: HIGH EDUC ADMIN GENERAL EDUCATION ADMIN: INSTRUC LEAD GENERAL EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCES GEOLOGY HEALTH PROMOTION & PROGRAM MANAGEMENT 13.1013 18 13.1299 18 11.0802 18 13.0501 18 54.0103 18 30.1101 18 51.2210 18 54.0101 18 44.0401 18 54.0102 18 52.0202 30 52.1902 30 50.0701 30 09.0702 30 09.0702 30 09.0702 30 09.0799 30 09.0702 30 26.0101 30 26.1307 30 52.0201 30 52.0201 30 52.0201 30 52.0201 30 52.0201 30 52.1201 30 09.0101 30 40.0501 30 13.1323 30 13.1323 30 23.1301 30 11.0701 30 13.1101 30 13.1101 30 45.0601 30 13.0499 30 13.0401 30 13.0401 30 13.0404 30 13.0403 30 13.0101 30 13.0407 30 13.1101 30 13.0101 30 13.0101 30 13.1309 30 13.1315 30 13.1202 30 13.1210 30 23.1302 30 23.0101 30 23.0101 30 52.0201 30 42.0101 30 52.0299 30 13.0401 30 13.0401 30 13.0401 30 13.0401 30 13.0401 30 45.0702 30 40.0601 30 51.2207 30 Rev. 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Central Michigan University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 51.0701 30 SCIENCE OF ADVANCED MATERIALS 40.1001 90 HISTORY HISTORY: JOINT CMU/STRATHCLYDE HOSPITALITY & TOURISM ADMINISTRATION HUMAN DEVELOPMENT & FAMILY STUDIES HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION HUMANITIES 54.0101 30 54.0101 30 52.0903 30 19.0701 30 52.1001 30 24.0103 30 LEVEL - 18 AUDIOLOGY, POST BAC PHYSICAL THERAPY, POST BAC LEVEL - 19 HEALTH ADMINISTRATION 51.0202 115 51.2308 118 51.0701 63 INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION 13.1309 30 INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY 15.1501 30 INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 42.2804 30 INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 52.1201 30 INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0103 30 INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATION 52.1101 30 LEADERSHIP 52.0213 30 LIBRARY, MEDIA & TECH: LIBRARY MEDIA 13.1334 30 LIBRARY, MEDIA & TECH: MEDIA & TECH 13.1334 30 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT 52.0201 30 LONG-TERM CARE ADMINISTRATION 51.0718 30 MATHEMATICS 13.1311 30 MIDDLE LEVEL EDUCATION 13.1203 30 MUSIC: COMPOSITION 50.0904 30 MUSIC: CONDUCTING 50.0906 30 MUSIC: MUSIC EDUCATION 13.1312 30 MUSIC: PERFORMANCE 50.0903 30 MUSIC: PIANO PEDAGOGY 50.0912 30 NEUROSCIENCE 26.1501 30 NUTRITION & DIETETICS 19.0504 30 ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION 09.0901 30 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: ATHLETIC ADMIN 31.0504 30 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: COACHING 13.1314 30 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: EXERCISE SCIENCE 31.0505 30 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: TEACHING 13.1314 30 PHYSICAL THERAPY 51.2308 30 PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT 51.0912 30 PHYSICS 40.0801 30 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 30 PUBLIC ADMIN: STATE & LOCAL GOVERNMENT 44.0401 30 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 44.0401 30 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 44.0401 30 READING & LITERACY (K-12) 13.1315 30 RECREATION & PARK ADMINISTRATION 31.0301 30 SCDA: INTERPERSONAL & PUBLIC COMM 09.0101 30 SCDA: ORAL INTERPRETATION 50.0501 30 SCDA:THEATRE 50.0501 30 SCHOOL PSY: PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES 42.2805 30 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 30 SOCIOLOGY: SOCIAL & CRIMINAL JUSTICE 45.9999 30 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION 11.1099 30 SPANISH 16.0905 30 SPECIAL EDUCATION: THE MASTER TEACHER 13.1001 30 SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY 51.0203 30 SPORT ADMINISTRATION 31.0504 30 TEACH ENG TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGE 13.1401 30 TEACHING IN THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 13.1205 30 THERAPEUTIC RECREATION 51.2309 30 VEHICLE DESIGN & MANUFACTURING 15.0803 30 VEHICLE DESIGN & MANUFACTURING ADMIN 15.1501 30 LEVEL - 17 APPLIED EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 42.2704 54 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 42.2801 108 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 13.0401 39 HISTORY: JOINT CMU/STRATHCLYDE 54.0101 90 INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 42.2804 96 MATHEMATICS: TCHG. COLL. MATH. 27.0101 90 NEUROSCIENCE 26.1501 90 SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY 42.2805 106 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 3 of 3

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Eastern Michigan University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 202 Welch Hall Ypsilanti MI 48197 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Kathy Orscheln Cynthia Van Pelt Melody Reifel Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Eastern Michigan University 002259 www.emich.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 734.487.0239 734.487.1048 734.487.2327 Email Address Email Address Email Address undergraduate.admissions@emich.edu financial_aid@emich.edu melody.reifel@emich.edu 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 7.9 - Freshmen (first year) 1377 1744 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 15 - All Undergraduates 7942 10570 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 26.8 1.8 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall March -August March - August Semester Quarter Winter November- December November-December #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) March-April March - June March - April March - June HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Students who are living with parents and commuting Related Rules from home are not required to live on campus. Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions 800.GO-TO-EMU undergraduate.admissions@emich.edu Admissions 800.GO-TO-EMU undergraduate.admissions@emich.edu Campus Life 734.487.3045 emu_fusion@emich.edu Admissions 800.GO-TO-EMU undergraduate.admissions@emich.edu Students with Disabilities 734.487.2470 swd_office@emich.edu Extended Programs and Educational 800.777.3521 extended.programs@emich.edu Academic Advising 734.487.2171 academic.advising@emich.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Eastern Michigan University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 1990 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 21 1008 3.1 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1201 Other (specify) ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall December December Application rolling admissions Winter October October Matriculation February February Housing May 1st (priority) February February Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score Comments Students who take AP examinations and submit scores of 3 or higher may be considered for some college course credits or placement in higher level courses. Students may contact Admissions for more information. ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $8,683.00 $23,095.00 In-State (4-year school) Students must live in Michigan for a $900.00 $900.00 minimum of one year prior to applying for admission. $7,896.00 $7,896.00 $17,479.00 $31,891.00 In-District (2-year school) Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $279.43 $1,063.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Student Business Services 734.487.3335 ebill@emich.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall January January ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter January January ### Complete the institutuion's own form February February February February Comments There is a separate spring/summer application that students must submit to be considered for aid during those semesters. The application is available online or in the office on or around February 15.

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 0 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYS-INT ACCOUNTING/ACCOUNTING 150 INT ACCOUNTING-INT AIS/ACCOUNTING 150 INT BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-UNDECL COMPUTER INFORMATION SYS-INTNT CONTINUING EDUCATION DIETETICS-INTENT ECONOMICS - BBA INTENT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION-INTENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP-INTENT FINANCE-INTENT GENERAL BUSINESS-INTENT GUEST/SELF IMPROVEMENT INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY-UNDECLRD INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS-INTENT LEGAL ASSISTANT INTENT MANAGEMENT-INTENT MARKETING-INTENT MUSIC EDUCATION-UNDECIDED NURSING (COMPLETION)-INTENT NURSING INTENT PRE-ARCHITECTURE PRE-CHIROPRACTIC PRE-DENTISTRY PRE-ENGINEERING PRE-LAW UNDECLARED PRE-MEDICINE/OSTEOPATHY PRE-MORTUARY SCIENCE PRE-OPTOMETRY/PODIATRY PRE-OT PRE-PHARMACY PRE-VETERINARY SECONDARY EDUCATION-INTENT SOCIAL WORK - INTENT SPECIAL EDUCATION-UNDECLARED 52.0301 na 52.0301 na 52.0301 na 52.0301 na 52.0201 na 11.0101 na 99.9999 na 51.3101 na 52.0601 na 13.1202 na 52.0701 na 52.0801 na 52.0101 na 13.1316 na 15.0612 na 52.1101 na 22.0302 na 52.0201 na 52.1401 na 13.1312 na 51.1601 na 51.1601 na 04.0201 na 51.1199 na 51.1101 na 14.9999 na 22.0001 na 51.1102 na 12.0301 na 51.1199 na 51.2306 na 51.1103 na 51.1104 na 13.1205 na 44.0701 na 13.1001 na INTEGRATED SCIENCE - TEACHING INTEGRATED SCIENCE SEC TEACH JAPANESE LANG, CULT -TEACHING K12 CERTIFICATION IN FRENCH K12 CERTIFICATION IN GERMAN K12 CERTIFICATION IN SPANISH LANGUAGE ARTS GROUP LANGUAGE, LITR, WRITG - TCHRS MARKETING EDUCATION MATHEMATICS-ELEMENTARY EDUC MATHEMATICS-SECONDARY EDUC MENTALLY IMPAIRED MUSIC EDUCATION, INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC EDUCATION, VOCAL PHYSIC,OTHERWISE HLTH IMPAIRED PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHING PHYSICS - TEACHING POLITICAL SCIENCE - TEACHING PSYCHOLOGY - TEACHING READING SECDRY COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT SECDRY EMOTIONAL IMPAIRMENT SECDRY HEARING IMPAIRMENT SECDRY PHY/OTHER HEALTH IMPAIR SECDRY VISUAL IMPAIRMENT SOCIAL STUDIES - SECNDRY TCHNG SOCIAL STUDIES GRP FOR EL EDUC SOCIOLOGY - TEACHING SPANISH - TEACHING SPEECH AND LANGUAGE IMPAIRED TEACHER PREP - ELEMENTARY TEACHER PREP - SECONDARY TECHNOLOGY, DESIGN EDUCATION THREE MINORS - ELEM ED VISUAL ARTS EDUCATION VISUALLY IMPAIRED VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 13.1316 136 13.1316 136 13.1306 139 13.1325 135-1 13.1326 135-1 13.1330 135-1 13.1305 139 13.1305 131 13.1310 124 13.1311 139 13.1311 131 13.1006 134 13.1312 150 13.1312 150 13.1008 33-37 13.1314 136 13.1329 145 13.1317 131 13.1317 128 13.1315 135 13.1006 140 13.1005 142 13.1003 147 13.1008 144 13.1009 144 13.1318 132-1 13.1318 139 13.1317 125 13.1330 125 13.1012 138 13.1202 30 13.1205 30 13.1309 135 13.1202 155 13.1302 142 13.1009 138 13.1309 134 SPORTS MEDICINE-INTENT 51.0913 na LEVEL - 4 THERAPEUTIC RECREATION-INTENT 51.2309 na ACCOUNTING 52.0301 124 THREE YEAR DEGREE ACCEPTED 99.9999 na ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS 52.0301 124 THREE YEAR DEGREE INTENTION 99.9999 na ACCOUNTING/ACCOUNTING 150 HRS 52.0301 150 UNDECLARED 24.0102 na ACTUARIAL SCIENCE AND ECONOMIC 52.1304 124 LEVEL - 2 ART - TEACHING BIOLOGY - TEACHING BUSINESS SERVICES, TECHNOL ED CHEMISTRY - TEACHING COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT COMM, THEATRE ARTS - TEACHING COMPUTER SCIENCE - TEACHING EARTH SCIENCE - TEACHING ECONOMICS - TEACHING ELEM COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT ELEM EMOTIONAL IMPAIRMENT ELEM HEARING IMPAIRMENT ELEM PHY/OTHER HEALTH IMPAIR ELEM SPEECH/LANGUAGE IMPAIR ELEM VISUAL IMPAIRMENT ELEMENTARY SCIENCE GROUP EMOTIONALLY IMPAIRED FRENCH - TEACHING GENERAL SCIENCE - TEACHING GEOGRAPHY - TEACHING GERMAN LANG, LIT - TEACHING HEARING IMPAIRED HISTORY - TEACHING 13.1302 142 13.1322 140 13.1303 136 13.1323 134 13.1006 134 13.1399 130 13.1321 132 13.1316 127 13.1317 132 13.1006 134 13.1005 136 13.1003 141 13.1008 138 13.1012 138 13.1009 138 13.1316 139 13.1005 136 13.1325 125 13.1316 131-1 13.1317 126 13.1326 125 13.1003 33-37 13.1328 124 ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES AIS/ACCOUNTING 150 HRS ANTHROPOLOGY APPAREL, TEXTILE MERCHANDISING APPLIED SCIENCE APPLIED TECH (TRANSFER) AREA STUDIES ART ART - 30 HOUR ART - TEACHING ART HISTORY ARTS MANAGEMENT AVIATION FLIGHT TECH AVIATION MANAGEMNT TECHNOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY/TOXICOLOGY BIOLOGY BIOLOGY - TEACHING BUS, MGMT, MKTG, TECH CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY - TEACHING CHILD LIT/DRAMA/THTR FOR YOUNG CLINICAL LAB SCIENCES (CLINIC) CLINICAL LAB SCIENCES (PROFES) 52.0204 124 05.0201 124 52.0301 150 45.0201 124 52.1902 124 40.9999 124 15.0612 124 05.0199 124 50.0701 124 50.0701 124 13.1302 142 50.0703 124 50.0704 124 49.0102 124 49.0104 124 26.1004 124 26.0101 124 13.1322 140 13.1303 137 40.0501 124 13.1323 134 50.0501 124 51.1005 124 51.1005 124-1 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 1 of 4

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT COMBINED OT (BS/MOT) 51.2306 150 LANGUAGE, LITR, WRITG - TCHRS 13.1305 131 COMM, THEATRE ARTS - TEACHING 13.1399 130 LITERATURE 23.0101 124 COMMUNICATION 09.0101 124 MANAGEMENT 52.0201 124 COMMUNICATION AND THEATRE ARTS 50.0501 124 MANUFACTURING 15.0613 124 COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 10.0105 124 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECH 15.0613 127 COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECH 15.1201 124 MARKETING 52.1401 124 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0101 124 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0701 124 MATHEMATICS/CONCENTRSTATISTICS 27.0501 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE - TEACHING 13.1321 132 MATHEMATICS-ELEMENTARY EDUC 13.1311 139 COMPUTER SCIENCE APPLIED 11.0101 124 MATHEMATICS-SECONDARY EDUC 13.1311 131 COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN 15.1302 124 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL 15.0805 124 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 52.2001 124 MUSIC 50.0901 124 CREATIVE WRITING 23.0501 124 MUSIC EDUCATION, INSTRUMENTAL 13.1312 150 CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTC 45.0401 124 MUSIC EDUCATION, VOCAL 13.1312 150 DANCE 50.0301 124 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 50.0903 129 DIETETICS 51.3101 124 MUSIC THERAPY 51.2305 140 EARTH SCIENCE 40.0601 124 NETWORK, INFO TECH ADMIN PGM 52.0204 124 EARTH SCIENCE - TEACHING 13.1316 127 NURSING 51.1601 124 ECONOMICS 45.0601 124 NURSING - BSN COMPLETION 51.1601 124 ECONOMICS - BBA 52.0601 124 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 51.2306 150 ECONOMICS - TEACHING 13.1317 132 PHILOSOPHY 38.0101 124 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOL 15.0303 124 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 31.0501 124 ELECTRONIC MEDIA-FILM STUDIES 50.0601 124 PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHING 13.1314 136 ELEM COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT 13.1006 134 PHYSICS 40.0801 124 ELEM EMOTIONAL IMPAIRMENT 13.1005 136 PHYSICS - TEACHING 13.1329 145 ELEM HEARING IMPAIRMENT 13.1003 141 PHYSICS-RESEARCH 40.0801 124 ELEM PHY/OTHER HEALTH IMPAIR 13.1008 138 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 124 ELEM SPEECH/LANGUAGE IMPAIR 13.1012 138 POLITICAL SCIENCE - TEACHING 13.1317 131 ELEM VISUAL IMPAIRMENT 13.1009 138 POLYMERS AND COATINGS TECHNLGY 15.0607 124 ENGLISH LANGUAGE 23.0101 124 PROFESSIONAL BIOCHEMISTRY 26.0202 124 ENGLISH LINGUISTICS 16.0102 124 PROFESSIONAL CHEMISTRY 40.0501 124 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 124 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 124 FINANCE 52.0801 124 PSYCHOLOGY - TEACHING 13.1317 128 FRENCH 16.0901 124 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 44.0401 124 FRENCH - TEACHING 13.1325 125 PUBLIC LAW AND GOVERNMENT 44.0401 124 FRENCH FOR BUSINESS 16.0901 124 PUBLIC RELATIONS 09.0902 124 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 26.0202 124 PUBLIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION 43.9999 124 GENERAL BUSINESS 52.0101 124 READING 13.1315 135 GENERAL SCIENCE 30.0101 124 RECREATION AND PARK MANAGEMENT 31.0301 124 GENERAL SCIENCE - TEACHING 13.1316 131-1 SECDRY COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT 13.1006 140 GEOGRAPHY 45.0701 124 SECDRY EMOTIONAL IMPAIRMENT 13.1005 142 GEOGRAPHY - TEACHING 13.1317 126 SECDRY HEARING IMPAIRMENT 13.1003 147 GEOLOGY 40.0601 124 SECDRY PHY/OTHER HEALTH IMPAIR 13.1008 144 GEOPHYSICS 40.0603 126 SECDRY SPEECH/LANGUAGE IMPAIR 13.1012 129 GERMAN FOR BUSINESS 16.0500 124 SECDRY VISUAL IMPAIRMENT 13.1009 144 GERMAN LANG, LIT - TEACHING 13.1326 125 SOCIAL SCIENCE 45.0101 124 GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 16.0501 124 SOCIAL STUDIES - SECNDRY TCHNG 13.1318 132-1 HEALTH ADMINISTRATION 51.0701 124 SOCIAL STUDIES GRP FOR EL EDUC 13.1318 139 HISTORY 54.0101 124 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 126 HISTORY - TEACHING 13.1328 124 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 124 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MGMT 52.0901 124 SOCIOLOGY - TEACHING 13.1317 125 INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES PROGRAM 30.9999 124 SPANISH 16.0905 124 INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTION 52.1899 124 SPANISH - TEACHING 13.1330 125 INTEGRATED SCIENCE - TEACHING 13.1316 136 SPANISH FOR BUSINESS 16.0905 124 INTEGRATED SCIENCE SEC TEACH 13.1316 131-1 SPEECH/LANG IMP - CLINICAL 51.0203 124 INTERIOR DESIGN 50.0408 126 SPORTS MEDICINE 51.0913 124 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 52.1101 124 TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT 15.1501 124 JAPANESE LANG, CULT -TEACHING 13.1306 139 TECHNOLOGY, DESIGN EDUCATION 13.1309 135 JAPANESE LANGUAGE & CULTURE 16.0302 124 THEATRE ARTS 50.0501 124 JOURNALISM 09.0401 124 THERAPEUTIC RECREATION 51.2309 124 K12 CERTIFICATION IN FRENCH 13.1325 135-1 THREE MINORS - ELEM ED 13.1202 155 K12 CERTIFICATION IN GERMAN 13.1326 135-1 URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING 40.301 124 K12 CERTIFICATION IN SPANISH 13.1330 135-1 VISUAL ARTS EDUCATION 13.1302 142 LABOR STUDIES 52.1004 124 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 13.1309 134 LANGUAGE AND INTERNATNL TRADE 52.1101 124 WOMEN'S STUDIES 50.2070 124 LANGUAGE ARTS GROUP 13.1305 139 WRITTEN COMMUNICATION 23.0401 124 LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND WRITG 23.0101 124 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 2 of 4

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 5 ACCOUNTING - TAXATION ACCOUNTING-FINANCIAL OPS ADULT NURSE PRACTITIONER AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BIOINFORMATICS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLINICAL RESEARCH ADMIN COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEADERSHIP E-BUSINESS EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT EDUCATIONAL MEDIA & TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURSHIP FINANCE GENERAL PUBLIC MGMT GERMAN FOR BUSINESS GERONTOLOGY GERONTOLOGY - DEMENTIA GIS EDUCATOR GIS PROFESSIONAL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS TEACHING HELPING INTERVENTINS/MULTICULT HISPANIC LANGUAGE/CULTURE HISTORIC PRESERVATION HUMAN RESOURCES INFORMATION SECURITY INFORMATION SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS JAPANESE BUSINESS PRACT JAPANESE LANGUAGE TEACHING LANGUAGE TECHNOLOGY LOCAL GOVT MANAGEMENT MARKETING MGMT PUBLIC HEALTHCARE SVCS MUSIC THERAPY NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ORTHOTICS PROSTHETICS PUBLIC BUDGET MANAGEMENT PUBLIC LAND PLANNING PUBLIC PERSONNEL MGMT PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS QUALITY QUALITY IMPROV HEALTH CARE SCHOOL COUNSELOR LICENSURE SPECIAL EDUCATION ENDORSEMENT STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY ADV STATEGIC QUALITY MANAGEMENT SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT TEACHER PREP - ELEMENTARY TEACHER PREP - SECONDARY TEACHING OF WRITING TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS TESOL WATER RESOURCES - BIOLOGY WATER RESOURCES - GEOGRAPHY LEVEL - 6 ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING/ACCOUNTING 150 HRS ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION AIS/ACCOUNTING 150 HRS 52.0399 15 52.0399 15 51.1603 22 50.2010 15 11.0102 12 26.1103 18-19 52.0201 21 51.2002 15 44.0201 12-13 13.0407 18 52.0208 15 13.0604 18 13.0501 18 52.0701 15 52.0801 15 44.9999 13-15 16.0500 12 30.1101 18 30.1101 17-18 13.1299 15 45.0702 15 51.0701 12 13.1307 12 42.0601 15 16.0905 13 30.1201 12-14 52.1001 15 11.1003 17 52.1201 15 52.1101 15 16.0302 12 13.1306 14 16.0102 44.0401 13 52.1401 15 51.0701 14-15 51.2305 140 52.0206 14-15 52.1001 15 51.2307 31 51.2307 31 44.9999 14 44.9999 14-15 44.9999 14 44.0501 16-17 15.0702 18 51.0701 13.1101 12-14 13.1001 27-45 54.0199 15 54.0199 15 52.0201 15 52.0203 15 13.1202 30 13.1205 30 13.1305 15-17 10.0105 15 13.1401 15 26.1304 17 26.1304 17 52.0301 30-48 52.0301 150 13.1314 33 52.0301 150 APPAREL, TEXTILE MERCHANDISING APPLIED ECONOMICS APPLIED STATISTICS ART EDUCATION BIOINFORMATICS BIOLOGY GENERAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CAREER, TECH, WORKFORCE ED CHEMISTRY CHILDREN'S LITERATURE CHORAL MUSIC CLINICAL BEHAVIORAL PSYCHOLOGY CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY CLINICAL RESEARCH ADMIN COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT COLLEGE COUNSELING COMBINED OT (BS/MOT) COMMUNICATION COMMUNITY COUNSELING COMPUTER AIDED ENGINEERING COMPUTER SCIENCE CONSTRUCTION CREATIVE WRITING CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTC DIETETICS - COORDINATED DRAMA/THEATRE FOR YOUNG DRAMA/THEATRE FOR YOUNG - MFA EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION EARTH SCIENCE EDUCATION E-BUSINESS ECOLOGY & ORGANISMAL BIOLOGY ECONOMICS ED PSY - DEVELOPING LEARNER ED PSY - DEVLPMNT/PERSONALITY ED PSY - RESEARCH/ASSMNT ED PSY - RESEARCH/EVALUATION EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP EDUCATIONAL MEDIA & TECHNOLOGY ELEMENTARY EDUCATION EMOTIONALLY IMPAIRED ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT ENGLISH LINGUISTICS ENTERPRISE BUS INTELLIGENCE ENTREPRENEURSHIP EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY FAMILY & CHILDREN'S SERVICES FINANCE FRENCH GENERAL SCIENCE GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYSTEMS GERMAN GIS - PLANNING HEALTH ECONOMICS HEALTH EDUCATION HEARING IMPAIRED HERITAGE INTERP/TOUR/ADMIN HIGHER ED GENERAL ADMIN HIGHER ED STUDENT AFFAIRS HIST PRES CONSERVATION/TECH HISTORIC PRESERVATION HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLANNING HISTORY HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MGMT HUMAN RESOURCE/ORG DEVELPMNT HUMAN RESOURCES INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES PROGRAM INFORMATION SECURITY 52.1902 30 45.0602 30 27.0501 35 13.1302 30 26.1103 34-35 26.0101 30-34 52.0201 57-63 13.1303 30 40.0501 30-34 23.0701 30 50.0908 30 42.0201 45 42.0201 45 51.2002 34-40 13.1006 33-37 13.1102 49 51.2306 150 09.0101 30 13.1101 49 15.1302 30 11.0701 33 52.2001 30 23.0501 30 45.0401 31 51.3101 39 50.0501 30 50.0501 60 13.1210 31 13.1332 52.0208 60 26.0101 30-34 45.0601 30 42.1801 31 42.1801 31 42.1801 32 42.1801 32 13.0401 38 13.0501 31 13.1202 33 13.1005 33-37 15.1501 30-34 16.0102 30 11.0401 52.0701 57 26.0908 33 44.0701 63 52.0801 63 16.0901 31-33 30.0101 30 45.0701 36 16.0501 31-33 45.0701 35-37 45.0699 30 51.2207 36 13.1003 33-37 30.1202 36 13.0406 37 13.0406 37 30.1201 36 30.1201 36 30.1201 36 54.0101 30 52.0901 30 52.1001 30 52.1001 60 30.9999 30 11.1003 30 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 3 of 4

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT INFORMATION SYSTEMS 52.1201 63 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 13.0401 60 INTERDISCIPLINARY TECHNOLOGY 30.9999 30 TECHNOLOGY DOCTORATE 15.0000 59 INTERIOR DESIGN 50.0408 30 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 52.1101 63 INTERNATIONAL ECON & DEVLPMNT 45.0605 30 INTERP/PERFORMANCE STUDIES 23.1001 30 K12 ADMINISTRATION 13.0409 34 K-12 CURRICULUM 13.0301 34 LANGUAGE AND INTERNATNL TRADE 52.1101 31-34 LEARNING DISABILITIES 13.1011 37 LITERATURE 23.0101 30 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 30 MATHEMATICS COMPUTER SCIENCE 30.0801 34 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION 13.1311 34 MENTAL HEALTH & CHEMICAL DEP 44.0701 63 MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION 13.1203 34 MOLECULAR/CELLULAR BIOLOGY 26.0204 30-34 MUSIC EDUCATION 13.1312 30 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 50.0903 30 MUSIC THEORY - LITERATURE 50.0902 30 NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT 52.0206 59-60 NURSING 51.1601 40-43 NUTRITION 19.0501 30 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY - MOT 51.2306 66 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY - MS 51.2306 32 ORTHOTICS/PROSTHETICS 51.2307 46 PHYSIC,OTHERWISE HLTH IMPAIRED 13.1008 33-37 PHYSICAL EDUCATION PEDAGOGY 13.1314 33 PHYSICS 40.0801 30 PHYSICS/PHYSICS EDUCATION 13.1329 30 PIANO PEDAGOGY 50.0912 30 POLYMER TECHNOLOGY 15.0607 30-34 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 30 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 44.0401 44 QUALITY 15.0702 30 READING 13.1315 32-33 SCHOOL COUNSELING 13.1101 48 SCHOOLS, SOCIETY AND VIOLENCE 45.9999 30 SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHING 13.1205 33 SERVICES TO THE AGING 19.0702 63 SOC SCI & AMERICAN CULTURE 30.1501 30 SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS 13.0901 31 SOCIAL SCIENCE 45.0101 30 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 31-34 SOCIOLOGY - FAMILY SPECIALTY 45.1101 31-34 SPANISH 16.0905 31-33 SPANISH BILINGUAL-BICULTURAL 16.0905 31-33 SPECIAL EDUCATION 13.1001 32 SPEECH & LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY 13.1012 41-43 SPORTS MANAGEMENT 51.0913 33 STUDIO ART - MA 50.0702 30 STUDIO ART - MFA 50.0702 60 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 52.0203 30 TESOL 13.1401 32 THEATRE ARTS 50.0501 30 THEATRE ARTS- ARTS ADMIN 50.0508 30 TRADE & DEVELOPMENT 52.1101 30 VISUALLY IMPAIRED 13.1009 33-37 WOMEN'S STUDIES 05.0207 30 WRITTEN COMMUNICATION 23.0401 30-32 LEVEL - 7 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 13.0401 32 SP ED ADMIN & SUPERVISION 13.1001 33 SP ED CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT 13.1001 33 LEVEL - 8 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY - PHD 42.0201 90-91 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 4 of 4

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Ferris State University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Ferris State University 002260 www.ferris.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 1201 S. State St. CSS 201 Big Rapids MI 49307 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Troy Tissue Sara Dew Jon Coles Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 800.433.7747 800.433.7747 231-591-2860 Email Address Email Address Email Address admissions@ferris.edu finaid@ferris.edu colesj@ferris.udu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 5% - Freshmen (first year) Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 26% - All Undergraduates Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 21% 1% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall N/A varies by program Semester Quarter Winter N/A N/A #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) N/A N/A N/A N/A HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions/College Arts & Sciences 800.433.7747 admissions@ferris.edu Admissions 800.433.7747 admissions@ferris.edu Admissions 800.433.7747 admissions@ferris.edu University College 231.591.2360 vandepas@ferris.edu Disabilities Services Office 231.591.3057 coxd@ferris.edu CPTS 231.591.2340 ucel@ferris.edu Institutional Research & Testing 231.591.3628 ottesona@ferris.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Ferris State University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 1994 Minimum 18 810 2.5 ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1222 Other (specify) ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Application FREE Winter Matriculation Housing Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score CLEP 50 AP 3, 4 or 5 Comments Application filled out online is Free. There is a $30 fee for paper applications that are not filled out online. ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $10,440.00 $15,660.00 In-State (4-year school) www.ferris.edu/htmls/future/residen $1,016.00 $1,016.00 cy.htm $9,344.00 $9,344.00 $1,800.00 $1,800.00 $22,600.00 $27,820.00 In-District (2-year school) Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $348.00 $522.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions 800.433.7747 admissions@ferris.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall 3/1 3/1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form Comments For more information - www.ferris.edu/admissions/financialaid/ The estimated cost for Transportation is included with the estimated cost for Misc and Personal above.

Ferris State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 1 ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ADVERTISING/INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS MARKETING CLUB MANAGEMENT COMPUTER NETWORKING CERTIFICATE COMPUTER SCIENCE CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION CULINARY MANAGEMENT DATA MINING DIRECT MARKETING E-COMMERCE MARKETING ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION FACILITIES MANAGEMENT FESTIVALS, COMMUNITY AND SPECIAL EVENTS FLEET MANAGEMENT GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS HOMELAND SECURITY DIGITAL SECURITY AND FORENSICS HOTEL MANAGEMENT HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS JOURNALISM KOMATSU EQUIPMENT REPAIR MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MARKETING / SALES MARKETING RESEARCH MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT MEDICAL RECORD CLERK PERFORMANCE MACHINING PERFORMANCE MOTORSPORTS PROJECT MANAGEMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS QUALITY TECHNOLOGY REAL ESTATE RESTAURANT AND FOOD INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT RETAILING SKI RESORT MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SPECIAL EVENT AND MEETING PLANNING SPORT, SPA, ENTERTAINMENT OPERATIONS SUPERVISION SURVEYING ENGINEERING 14.3301 12 09.0903 12 52.1401 12 52.1910 12 15.0305 12 15.0305 12 52.2001 12 12.0599 12 52.1301 12 52.1804 12 52.0208 12 47.0105 12 52.0205 12 52.0904 12 52.0410 12 15.1102 12 43.0111 12 52.0904 12 52.1001 12 52.1101 12 09.0401 12 47.0302 18 52.0205 12 52.1804 12 52.1402 12 51.0710 18 51.0710 15 47.0604 12 47.0604 12 52.0205 12 09.0902 12 15.0702 12 52.1501 12 12.0504 12 52.1902 12 52.0906 12 52.0701 12 52.0904 12 31.0504 12 52.0204 12 15.1102 12 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT GENERAL BUSINESS GENERAL STUDIES GRAPHIC DESIGN HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY HEAVY EQUIPMENT SERVICE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY HEAVY EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY HVACR ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY HVACR TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY LEGAL STUDIES LIBERAL ARTS MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY NEW MEDIA PRINTING AND PUBLISHING PLASTICS AND POLYMER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PRE-CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRE-ENGINEERING PRE-LAW PRE-MORTUARY SCIENCE PRE-PHARMACY PRE-SCIENCE PRE-TEACHING ELEMENTARY PRE-TEACHING SECONDARY PRINTING AND DIGITAL GRAPHIC IMAGING TECHNOLOGY PRINTING MANAGEMENT PRODUCT DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY QUALITY ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY RADIOGRAPHY RESPIRATORY CARE RESTAURANT AND FOOD INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT RUBBER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY SURVEYING TECHNOLOGY TECHNICAL EDUCATION UNIVERSITY COLLEGE PROGRAM WELDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY WELDING TECHNOLOGY LEVEL - 5 52.0205 64 52.0201 60 24.0102 60 50.0409 61 51.0706 62 51.0707 62 47.0302 64 47.0302 65 15.0503 65 15.0501 69 41.0301 63 47.0105 65 22.0302 64 24.0199 60 15.0613 75 15.0699 68 15.0805 66 51.1004 84 10.0305 71 15.0607 69 43.0107 60 14.0101 79 22.0001 60 12.0301 65 51.1103 63 30.0101 60 13.1202 65 13.1205 65 10.0303 61 10.0302 68 15.0805 65 15.0702 66 51.0907 80 51.0908 76 12.0504 62 15.0699 68 15.1102 63 13.1319 88 24.0199 60 15.0699 76 48.0508 67 TECHNICAL WRITING 23.1303 12 ACCOUNTANCY 52.0302 124 TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN EDUCATION 13.1319 12 ACCOUNTANCY/COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0103 138 LEVEL - 2 CODING REIMBURSEMENT SPECIALIST CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTANCY ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES APPLIED SPEECH COMMUNICATION ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TECH CAD DRAFTING & TOOL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY CAREER EXPLORATION CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS CRIMINAL JUSTICE CORRECTIONS CRIMINAL JUSTICE GENERALIST CRIMINAL JUSTICE LAW ENFORCEMENT DENTAL HYGIENE DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY DIETARY AND FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT DIRECTED STUDIES EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 51.0713 35 15.0399 48 52.0302 60 51.9999 65 23.1304 61 15.0101 65 47.0604 65 15.1001 65 15.1302 67 24.0199 60 15.0201 65 11.0103 60 43.0103 60 43.0107 60 43.0103 74 51.0602 83 51.0910 72 51.3101 63 24.0199 60 19.0708 61 ACCOUNTANCY/FINANCE ACCOUNTANCY/PUBLIC ACCOUNTING ADVERTISING/INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES APPLIED MATHEMATICS APPLIED MATHEMATICS/ACTUARIAL SCIENCE APPLIED MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE APPLIED MATHEMATICS/INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS APPLIED MATHEMATICS/OPERATIONS RESEARCH APPLIED MATHEMATICS/STATISTICS APPLIED SPEECH COMMUNICATION ARCHITECTURE AND SUSTAINABILITY ART EDUCATION ART HISTORY AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY AUTOMOTIVE MANAGEMENT BIOCHEMISTRY BIOLOGY BIOLOGY EDUCATION BIOLOGY/ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY/FORENSIC BIOLOGY/PRE-DENTISTRY 52.0304 135 52.0301 124 09.0903 124 51.9999 120 27.0301 120 27.0301 121 27.0301 120 27.0301 120 27.0301 120 27.0301 120 23.1304 120 15.0101 129 13.1302 134 50.0703 120 15.0803 132 52.0205 129 26.0202 123 26.0101 121 13.1322 130 26.1305 121 26.0101 121 26.0101 121 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 2

Ferris State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT BIOLOGY/PRE-MEDICINE 26.0101 121 BIOLOGY/PRE-OPTOMETRY 26.0101 121 BIOLOGY/PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY 26.0101 121 BIOLOGY/PRE-VETERINARY 26.0101 121 BIOTECHNOLOGY 26.1201 121 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 121 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WITH LEGAL STUDIES 52.0201 128 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WITH PROFESSIONAL TRACKS 52.0201 124 BUSINESS DATA ANALYTICS 52.1302 121 BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING AND TECHNOLOGY TEA 13.1303 128 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 120 CHEMISTRY EDUCATION 13.1323 128 COMMUNICATION 09.0101 120 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0103 126 COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 11.0901 126 COMPUTER NETWORKS AND SYSTEMS 15.0305 135 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT/COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL 52.2001 127 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT/HIGHWAY/BRIDGE 52.2001 127 DIGITAL ANIMATION AND GAME DESIGN 10.0304 125 DIGITAL MEDIA 50.0401 130 DIGITAL MEDIA 2D ANIMATION 10.0304 120 DIGITAL MEDIA 3D ANIMATION 10.0304 120 DIGITAL MEDIA DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION 10.0304 120 DIGITAL MEDIA INTERACTIVE DESIGN 10.0304 120 DIGITAL MEDIA MOTION GRAPHICS 10.0304 120 DIGITAL MEDIA SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 11.9999 128 DRAWING 50.0705 120 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 19.0708 121 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 128 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 13.1202 130 ENERGY SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 14.2701 128 ENGLISH 23.1301 120 ENGLISH EDUCATION 13.1305 128 FINANCE 52.0801 124 FINE ARTS DRAWING 50.0702 120 FINE ARTS PAINTING 50.0702 120 FINE ARTS PHOTOGRAPHY 50.0702 120 FINE ARTS PRINTMAKING 50.0702 120 FINE ARTS SCULPTURE 50.0702 120 FINE ARTS WOODWORK 50.0702 120 FURNITURE DESIGN 50.0499 120 GEOGRAPHY EDUCATION 13.1332 128 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0401 120 HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION 51.0701 124 HISTORY 54.0101 120 HISTORY EDUCATION 13.1328 120 HOTEL MANAGEMENT 52.0904 121 HOTEL MANAGEMENT/RESTAURANT & FOOD INDUSTRY MANAG 52.0904 122 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 52.1001 124 ILLUSTRATION 50.0402 120 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 50.0404 120 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 15.0612 126 INFORMATION SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE 11.0103 120 INTERIOR DESIGN 50.0408 120 JOURNALISM AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION 23.1103 120 MARKETING 52.1401 120 MARKETING EDUCATION 13.1310 128 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 120 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION 13.1311 120 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 51.1005 124 METALS/JEWELRY DESIGN 50.0713 120 MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS 51.1005 120 MUSIC INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT 50.1003 120 NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGY 51.0905 120 NURSING 51.1601 122 OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT 52.0205 121 PAINTING 50.0708 120 PHOTOGRAPHY 50.0605 120 PLASTICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0607 133 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 120 POLITICAL SCIENCE EDUCATION 13.1317 128 PROFESSIONAL GOLF MANAGEMENT 52.1910 125 PROFESSIONAL TENNIS MANAGEMENT 52.1910 124 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 120 PUBLIC RELATIONS 09.0902 124 RECREATION LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT 31.0301 120 RESORT MANAGEMENT 52.0901 121 SCULPTURE/FUNCTIONAL ART 50.0709 120 SOCIAL STUDIES EDUCATION 13.1318 123 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 120 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 120 SURVEYING ENGINEERING 15.1102 134 TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION 23.1103 120 TELEVISION AND DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION LEVEL - 6 ADVANCED STUDIES IN BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE & INFORMATI 10.0202 52.1301 120 12 ADVANCED STUDIES IN DESIGN AND INNOVATION MANAGEMEN 52.0201 12 ADVANCED STUDIES IN GLOBAL LOGISTICS 52.0203 12 ADVANCED STUDIES IN INFORMATION SECURITY AND NETWOR 11.1003 12 ADVANCED STUDIES IN INVESTMENT 52.0801 12 ADVANCED STUDIES IN MANAGEMENT TOOLS AND CONCEPTS 52.0201 12 ADVANCED STUDIES IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT 52.0205 12 NURSING EDUCATION 51.3817 12 READING CERTIFICATE 13.0301 9 SPECIAL EDUCATION LEVEL - 7 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA) 13.1017 52.0201 9 48 CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION/ADMIN 13.1319 39 CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION/EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOG 13.1319 36 CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION/INSTRUCTOR 13.1319 36 CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION/POSTSECONDARY ADMIN 13.1319 36 CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION/TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 13.1319 38 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION (MSCJ) 43.0103 30 CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION/ADMINISTRATIVE 13.0301 39 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION/ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATION 13.0301 43 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION/EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION 13.0301 36 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION/PHILANTHROPY EDUCATION 13.0301 36 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION/READING ENDORSEMENT 13.0301 39 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION/SECONDARY CERTIFICATION 13.0301 38 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION/SPECIAL EDUCATION 13.0301 40 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION/SUBJECT AREA 13.0301 33 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 13.0401 34 FINE ARTS DRAWING 50.0702 60 FINE ARTS PAINTING 50.0702 60 FINE ARTS PHOTOGRAPHY 50.0702 60 FINE ARTS PRINTMAKING 50.0702 60 INFORMATION SYSTEM MANAGEMENT 11.0103 33 MASTER OF ART EDUCATION 13.1302 30 NURSING (MSN) LEVEL - 17 COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEADERSHIP LEVEL - 18 OPTOMETRY 51.3802 13.0407 51.1701 36 61 175 PHARMACY 51.2001 135 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Grand Valley State University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 1 Campus Drive Allendale MI 49401-9401 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Jodi Chycinski Michelle Rhodes Tim Selgo Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 616.331.2025 616.331.3234 616.331.8800 Email Address Email Address Email Address chycinsj@gvsu.edu rhodesmi@gvsu.edu selgot@gvsu.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Grand Valley State University 002268 www.gvsu.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 4 - Freshmen (first year) 1343 2091 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 24.9 - All Undergraduates 8769 12217 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 13.9 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall May At least Semester Quarter Winter At least 30 days #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) 30 days before the semester. before the semester. HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions Office 616.331.2025 admissions@gvsu.edu Admissions Office 616.331.2025 admissions@gvsu.edu Admissions Office 616.331.2025 admissions@gvsu.edu Admissions Office 616.331.2025 admissions@gvsu.edu Disability Support Services 616.331.2025 Admissions Office 616.331.2025 admissions@gvsu.edu Admissions Office 616.331.2025 admissions@gvsu.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Grand Valley State University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2005 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 24 3.5 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1258 Other (specify) ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall December July Application 12/31 Winter December December Matriculation 5/1 April April Housing 5/1 April April Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score Comments ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $9,808.00 $14,130.00 In-State (4-year school) 6 month residency requirement in $1,000.00 $1,000.00 Michigan prior to the first day of the semester student wishes to attend $8,150.00 $8,150.00 $1,200.00 $1,200.00 $1,130.00 $1,130.00 In-District (2-year school) $21,288.00 $25,610.00 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $412.00 $588.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions 616.331.2025 admissions@gvsu.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall March March ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October October ### Complete the institutuion's own form February February February February Comments

Grand Valley State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 5 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 120 ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS 09.0903 120 ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES 51.0899 120 ANTHROPOLOGY 45.0201 120 ART - STUDIO ART 50.0799 120 ART EDUCATION 50.0799 Yes 120 ART HISTORY 50.0703 120 ATHLETIC TRAINING 51.0913 120 BIOLOGY 26.0101 Yes 120 BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES 26.9999 120 BIOPSYCHOLOGY 30.1001 120 BROADCASTING 09.0701 120 BUSINESS ECONOMICS 52.0601 120 BUSINESS, GENERAL 52.0101 120 CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 26.0499 120 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 Yes 120 CHINESE STUDIES 5.0123 120 CLASSICS 16.12 120 COMMUNICATION STUDIES 9.0101 120 COMPREHENSIVE SCIENCE AND ARTS FOR TEACHING 13.1321 Yes 120 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0101 120 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0103 120 DANCE 50.0301 120 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY 51.091 120 EARTH SCIENCE 40.0601 Yes 120 ECONOMICS 45.0601 120 EDUCATION, GENERAL 13.0101 Yes 120 ENGINEERING, COMPUTER ENGINEERING 14.0901 120 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL ENGINEEERING 14.0101 120 ENGINEERING, INTERDISCIPLINARY ENGINEERING 14.0101 120 ENGINEERING, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.0101 120 ENGINEERING, PRODUCT DESIGN & MANUFACTURING ENGINEE 14.0101 120 ENGLISH 23.0101 Yes 120 EXERCISE SCIENCE 13.1314 120 FILM AND VIDEO 50.0601 120 FINANCE 52.0801 120 FRENCH 16.0901 Yes 120 GEOGRAPHY 45.0701 120 GEOLOGY 40.0601 120 GEOLOGY-CHEMISTRY 40.0602 120 GERMAN 16.0501 Yes 120 HEALTH COMMUNICATIONS 09.9999 120 HISTORY 54.0101 Yes 120 HOSPITALITY & TOURISM MGMT 52.0904 120 INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0401 120 INTEGRATED SCIENCE 30.0101 Yes 120 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 52.1101 120 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 45.0901 120 JOURNALISM 09.0401 120 LEGAL STUDIES 22.0302 120 LIBERAL STUDIES 24.0101 120 MANAGEMENT 52.1399 120 MARKETING 52.1401 120 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 Yes 120 MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 51.1099 120 MUSIC 50.0901 120 MUSIC EDUCATION 13.1312 Yes 120 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 03.0101 120 NURSING 51.1601 120 OCCUP SAFETY AND HEALTH MGMT 15.0701 120 PHILOSOPHY 38.0101 120 PHOTOGRAPHY 50.0605 120 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 13.1314 Yes 120 PHYSICS 40.0801 Yes 120 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 120 PSYCHOLOGY PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION RADIATION THERAPY RADIOLOGIC & IMAGING SCIENCES RUSSIAN STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL WORK SOCIOLOGY SPANISH SPECIAL EDUCATION STATISTICS SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT THEATRE THERAPEUTIC RECREATION WOMEN & GENDER STUDIES WRITING LEVEL - 7 ACCOUNTING BIOLOGY BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES BIOSTATISTICS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY COMMUNICATION COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION, EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP EDUCATION, EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION, HIGHER EDUCATION EDUCATION, INSTRUCTION & CURRICULUM EDUCATION, LITERACY STUDIES EDUCATION, SCHOOL COUNSELING EDUCATION, SPECIAL EDUCATION ENGINEERING ENGLISH HEALTH ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL & BIOINFORMATICS NURSING OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT STUDIES PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION SOCIAL WORK TAXATION LEVEL - 8 EDUCATION, EDUCATIONAL SPECIALIST IN LEADERSHIP LEVEL - 19 NURSING PHYSICAL THERAPY 42.0101 120 44.0401 120 51.0907 120 51.091 120 05.0110 120 24.0103 Yes 120 44.0701 120 45.1101 120 16.0905 Yes 120 13.1001 Yes 120 27.0501 120 52.0203 120 50.0501 120 51.2309 120 5.0299 120 23.0401 120 52.0301 33 26.0101 33 26.9999 33 26.1102 36 52.0101 33 26.0499 35 09.0101 36 11.0101 33 43.0103 36 13.0401 33 13.0501 33 13.0406 36 13.0301 33 13.1315 33 13.1101 36 13.1001 33 14.0101 33 23.0101 33 51.0701 45 26.0699 36 51.1601 41 51.2306 77 51.0912 103 44.0401 39 44.0701 60 52.1601 33 13.0401 30 51.1601 94 51.2308 120 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 17 Fountain St. NW Grand Rapids MI 49503 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Sandy Britton Lori Deforest n/a Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 616.451.2787 616.451.2787 n/a Email Address Email Address Email Address brittons@ferris.edu Lori_Deforest@ferris.edu n/a STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University 002260 www.kcad.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 4% - Freshmen (first year) 124 184 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0% - All Undergraduates 497 921 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 10% 1% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions Office 616.451.2787 kcadadmissions@ferris.edu Admissions Office 616.451.2787 kcadadmissions@ferris.edu Student Activities Office 616.451.2787 dekraken@ferris.edu Counseling Office 616.451.2787 darcybugbee@ferris.edu Counseling Office 616.451.2787 darcybugbee@ferris.edu n/a n/a Registrar 616.451.2787 Samantha_Schultz@ferris.edu

Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Page 2 Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 1983 Minimum 17 820 2.5 ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 21 850 3.2 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1376 Other (specify) ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall January January Application Winter Matriculation prior to registration November November Housing n/a n/a March March Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score Comments ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $15,460.00 $25,092.00 In-State (4-year school) minimum one year in State of $814.00 $814.00 Michigan - must petition and must show proof of residency $8,744.00 $8,744.00 $1,016.00 $1,526.00 $824.00 $824.00 $26,858.00 $37,000.00 In-District (2-year school) n/a Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $684/$348 $1,026/$522 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions Office 616.451.2787 kcadadmissions@ferris.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall February February ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form February February February February Comments Cost per credit hour: In State $684 per credit hour (studio credits), $348 per credit hour (general education credits), Out of State - $1,026 per credit hour (studio credits), $522 per credit hour (general education credits). Also note, there is also a MacBook Pro computer laptop requirement - students need to budget for this as well

Kendall College of Art & Design CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 5 BFA IN ART EDUCATION BFA IN DIGITAL MEDIA BFA IN DRAWING BFA IN DRAWING WITH PRINTMAKING FOCUS BFA IN FASHION STUDIES BFA IN FURNITURE DESIGN BFA IN GRAPHIC DESIGN BFA IN ILLUSTRATION BFA IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN BFA IN INTERIOR DESIGN BFA IN METALS/JEWELRY DESIGN BFA IN PAINTING BFA IN PHOTOGRAPHY BFA IN SCULPTURE/FUNCTIONAL ART BS IN ART HISTORY LEVEL - 7 MASTERS OF ART EDUCATION MFA - MASTER OF FINE ART 13.1302 120 50.0706 120 50.0705 120 50.0710 120 50.0407 120 50.0499 120 50.0409 120 50.0410 120 50.0404 120 50.0408 120 50.0713 120 50.0708 120 50.0605 120 50.0709 120 50.0703 120 13.1302 30 50.0702 60 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Lake Superior State University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 650 W. Easterday Avenue Sault Ste. Marie MI 49783 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Susan Camp, Director Deborah Faust, Director Kristin Dunbar, Director Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 906.635.2693 906.635.2677 906.635.2625 Email Address Email Address Email Address scamp@lssu.edu dfaust@lssu.edu kdunbar@lssu.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Lake Superior State University 002293 www.lssu.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 17 - Freshmen (first year) 257 215 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 32.8 - All Undergraduates 1261 1327 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 11.8 8 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall April April Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) November April November April HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions 906.635.2231 scamp@lssu.edu Admissions 888.800.LSSU admissions@lssu.edu Advising & Retention 888.800.LSSU kjohnston@lssu.edu Disability Services 906.635.2355 vfox@lssu.edu Disability Services 906.635.2355 vfox@lssu.edu Admissions 906.635.2231 admissions@lssu.edu Admissions 906.635.2231 admissions@lssu.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Lake Superior State University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 1230 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 22 n/a 3.1 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Fall of Senior Year January Application $25.00 n/a Winter Matriculation September September Housing $300.00 6/15 January January Other Orientation D $125.00 Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score IB CLEP AP 5 Varies 3 Comments Lake Superior State University is known for strong and distinctive academic programs taught by faculty who take an interest in student success. Our students are afforded many opportunities to actively engage with faculty members on research projects and experiential learning. ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $9,364.00 $13,996.00 In-State (4-year school) 6 months Michigan Resident $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $8,319.00 $8,319.00 n/a n/a $2,300.00 $2,300.00 In-District (2-year school) $20,983.00 $25,606.00 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $386.00 $579.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registrar 906.635.2682 nneve@lssu.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall January January ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form September January September January Comments Over 83% of LSSU students receive financial aid each year with total aid exceeding $23 million. The estimated cost for transportation is included in the MISC expense above.

LAKE SUPERIOR STATE UNIV CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 1 INFO PROCESSING INTERNATIONAL STUDIES MANUFACTORING PARAMEDIC TECH PERSONAL COMPUTER SPECIALIST PRACTICAL NURSING LEVEL - 2 BUS. ADMINISTRATION CHEMICAL TECH CHEMISTRY COMPUTER SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECH FIRE SCIENCE GENERAL ENGINEERING GENERAL ENGINEERING TECH HEALTH CARE PROVIDER HEALTH FITNESS SPECIALIST 52.1206 YES 32 30.2001 YES 32 15.0613 YES 32 51.0904 34 11.0301 YES 32 51.1613 YES 42 52.0201 62 41.0301 62 40.0501 63 11.0101 62 43.01 62 13.121 62 15.0303 62 43.0201 62 14.0101 62 15. 62 51.2601 62 31.0504 62 GEOLOGY HISTORY INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES INTEGRATED SCIENCE LITERATURE MANUFACTURING ENGR. TECH. MATHEMATICS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE NURSING PARKS AND RECREATION POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIOLOGY SPANISH SPORT AND RECREATION MGT. LEVEL - 6 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION 40.0601 YES 125 45.0801 124 30.9999 124 13.1316 YES 124 23.1302 124 15.0603 127 27.0101 YES 124 14.1901 125 51.1005 125 51.1601 127 31.0301 124 45.1001 124 42.0101 124 45.0101 124 13.1317 124 45.1101 124 16.0905 YES 124 31.0504 124 13.0301 36 INTERNET/NETWORK SPECIALIST 11.1004 62 LIBERAL ARTS 24.0101 62 MANUFACTURING EGR TECH 15.0613 62 MARINE TECHNOLOGY 30.3201 64 NATURAL RESOURCE TECH 03.0103 62 PARAMEDIC TECH 51.0904 63 PERSONAL COMPUTER SPECIALIST 11.0301 62 SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREV/TREATMENT 51.1502 64 TECH ACCOUNTING 52.0302 64 LEVEL - 4 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 128 APPLIED GEOGRAPHIC INFO SCIENCE 45.07 124 ATHLETIC TRAINING 60.0261 124 BIOLOGY 26.0101 125 BUS. ADM - ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 128 BUS. ADM - INTERNATIONAL BUS. 52.1101 128 BUS. ADM - MANAGEMENT 52.0101 128 BUS. ADM - MARKETING 52.1401 128 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 124 COMMUNICATION 09.0101 124 COMPUTER AND MATH SCIENCES 11. 124 COMPUTER ENGINEERING 14.0901 128 COMPUTER INFO SYSTEMS 11.01 124 COMPUTER NETWORKING 11.0901 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.01 124 CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 26.1307 124 CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP 26.1307 124 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0102 124 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.0101 124 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 14.1001 126 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECH 15.0303 126 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 13.1202 YES 124 ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT 14.3001 128 ENGLISH LANG & LITERATURE 23.0101 124 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY 40.0599 125 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 14.1401 124 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 14.1401 124 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 03.0102 125 EXERCISE SCIENCE 31.0505 125 FINANCE AND ECONOMICS 52.0601 124 FINE ARTS STUDIES 50.0799 124 FIRE SCIENCE 43.0201 124 FISH HEALTH 03.03 124 FISHERIES & WILDLIFE MGT. 03.0601 125 FORENSIC CHEMISTRY 43.0106 124 FRENCH STUDIES 16.0901 YES 124 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Michigan State University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 250 Hannah Administration Bldg. East Lansing MI 48824-1046 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Richard Shipman, Director STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Michigan State University 002290 www.msu.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 517-355-8332 517-353-5940 Email Address Email Address Email Address admis@msu.edu finaid@msu.edu 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 8.8% - Freshmen (first year) 3481 3894 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 40% - All Undergraduates 17350 18708 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 16.9% 8.3% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall September September Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) January May January May HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### see www.reg.msu.edu for details on exemptions for Related Rules living on campus. Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address The Office of Admissions 517.355.8332 admis@msu.edu The Office of Admissions 517.355.8332 admis@msu.edu The Office of Admissions 517.355.8332 admis@msu.edu The Office of Admissions 517.355.8332 admis@msu.edu Resouce Center for Persons with Dis 517.353.9642 rcpd@msu.edu Office of the Registrar 517.355.3300 reg@msu.edu The Office of Admissions 517.355.8332 admis@msu.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Michigan State University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2032 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 25.3 1129 3.6 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1465 Other (specify) ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall rolling rolling Application $50.00 rolling Winter rolling rolling Matriculation rolling rolling Housing $250.00 May 1 rolling rolling Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score CLEP varies Comments ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $12,203 $31,148 In-State (4-year school) see www.reg.msu.edu for details on $996 $996 residency requirements $8,154 $8,154 $498 $498 $1,282 $1,282 In-District (2-year school) $23,133 $42,078 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $407 $1,038 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Office of the Registrar 517.355.3300 reg@msu.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall No deadlines No deadlines ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form Comments

Michigan State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 2 AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES APPLIED PLANT SCIENCE BEEF CATTLE MANAGEMENT DAIRY MANAGEMENT ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY GROUNDS MANAGEMENT HORSE MANAGEMENT LANDSCAPE AND LAWN MANAGEMENT LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY ORGANIC FARMING SPORTS AND COMMERCIAL TURF MGT SWINE MANAGEMENT TURFGRASS MANAGEMENT-GOLF VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY VITICULTURE LEVEL - 5 ACCOUNTING ACTUARIAL SCIENCE ADVERTISING AGRIBUSINESS MANAGEMENT ANIMAL SCIENCE ANTHROPOLOGY APPAREL AND TEXTILE DESIGN APPAREL AND TEXTILES APPLIED ENGINEERING SCIENCES ARABIC ART EDUCATION ART HISTORY AND VISUAL CULTURE ARTS AND HUMANITIES ASTROPHYSICS ATHLETIC TRAINING BIOCHEM&MOLECULAR BIOL/BIOTECH BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOL BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE-INTERDEPT BIOLOGY BIOMEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEERING CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL PHYSICS CHEMISTRY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CHINESE CIVIL ENGINEERING CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES COMMUNICATION COMPARATIVE CULTURE & POLITICS COMPOSITION COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS COMPUTER ENGINEERING COMPUTER SCIENCE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CRIMINAL JUSTICE CROP AND SOIL SCIENCES DIAGNOSTIC MOLECULAR SCIENCE DIETETICS EARTH SCIENCE EARTH SCIENCE-INTERDEPT ECONOMICS EDUCATION ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ENGLISH ENTOMOLOGY ENVIR BIOLOGY/MICROBIOLOGY 01.0101 48 01.1101 01.0302 01.0905 46.0302 01.0605 01.0307 48 01.0607 48 01.0605 01.1299 01.0607 54 01.0302 01.0607 54 51.0808 01.0309 48 52.0301 120 52.1304 120 09.0903 120 01.0101 120 01.0901 120 45.0201 120 50.0407 120 50.0407 120 14.0101 128 16.1101 120 13.1302 120 50.0703 120 30.9999 120 40.0202 120 51.0913 120 26.0210 120 26.0204 120 26.0101 120 26.0101 120 30.0101 120 51.1005 120 14.0301 128 14.0701 128 40.0508 120 40.0501 120 19.0706 120 16.0301 120 14.0801 128 51.1005 136 09.0101 120 30.2001 120 50.0904 120 40.0501 120 27.0303 120 14.0901 128 11.0101 120 15.1001 120 43.0103 120 01.1201 120 26.0802 120 51.3101 120 40.0601 120 30.0101 120 45.0601 120 13.0101 120 14.1001 128 23.0101 120 26.0702 120 26.0502 120 ENVIR BIOLOGY/PLANT BIOLOGY ENVIR STUDIES AND AGRISCIENCE ENVIRON BIOLOGY/MICROBIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL BIOL/PLANT BIOL ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY/ZOOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS&POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCES ENVIRONMENTAL SCI & MGT FAMILY COMMUNITY SERVICES FINANCE FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE FOOD INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT FOOD SCIENCE FORESTRY FRENCH GENERAL MANAGEMENT GENOMICS & MOLECULAR GENETICS GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE GEOGRAPHY GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES GERMAN GLOBAL & AREA STUDIES-SOC SCI GLOBAL STDYS ARTS & HUMANITIES HIST,PHILOSOPHY & SOC OF SCI HISTORY HORTICULTURE HOSPITALITY BUSINESS HUMAN BIOLOGY HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT HUMANITIES-PRELAW INTERDISCIPLINARY HUMANITIES INTERIOR DESIGN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS INTR STDYS SOC SCI: SOC SCI ED INTR STUDIES IN SOCIAL SCIENCE JAPANESE JAZZ STUDIES JOURNALISM KINESIOLOGY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE LINGUISTICS MARKETING MATERIALS SCI AND ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS, ADVANCED MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION TECH MEDIA AND INFORMATION MEDIA ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY MICROBIOLOGY MUSIC MUSIC EDUCATION MUSIC PERFORMANCE NATURAL RES RECREATION & TOUR NURSING NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE PACKAGING PHILOSOPHY PHYSICAL SCIENCE PHYSICAL SCIENCE-INTERDEPT PHYSICS PHYSIOLOGY PLANT BIOLOGY POL THEORY&CONSTITUTIONAL DEM POLITICAL SCIENCE 26.1305 120 03.0103 120 26.1305 120 26.1305 120 26.1305 120 03.0204 120 14.9999 128 03.0104 120 03.0104 120 19.0707 120 52.0801 120 03.0601 120 52.0201 120 01.1001 120 03.0501 120 16.0901 120 52.0201 120 26.0802 120 45.0702 120 45.0701 120 40.0601 120 16.0501 120 30.2001 120 30.2001 120 30.9999 120 54.0101 120 01.1103 120 52.0901 120 26.0101 120 52.1001 120 24.0103 120 24.0103 120 50.0408 120 45.0901 120 45.0101 120 45.0101 120 16.0302 120 50.0910 120 09.0401 120 31.0505 120 04.0601 139 16.0102 120 52.1401 120 14.1801 128 27.0101 120 27.0101 120 14.1901 128 10.0105 120 09.0102 120 09.0702 120 26.0502 120 50.0901 120 50.0912 150 50.0903 120 31.0301 120 51.3801 120 30.1901 120 51.1102 120 15.1503 120 38.0101 120 40.0101 120 30.0101 120 40.0801 120 26.0901 120 26.0301 120 45.1001 120 45.1001 120 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 4

Michigan State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT POLITICAL SCIENCE-PRELAW 22.0001 120 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCES 40.0601 30 PROFESSIONAL WRITING 23.1303 120 EPIDEMIOLOGY 26.1309 40 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 120 FINANCE 52.0801 30 PUBLIC POLICY 44.0501 120 FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE 03.0601 30 RELIGIOUS STUDIES 38.0201 120 FOOD SAFETY 01.1001 30 RUSSIAN 16.0402 120 FOOD SCIENCE 01.1001 30 SOCIAL RELATIONS AND POLICY 45.1101 120 FOODSERVICE BUSINESS MGT 52.0905 36 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 120 FORENSIC SCIENCE 43.0106 38 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 120 FORESTRY 03.0501 30 SPANISH 16.0905 120 FRENCH 16.0901 30 SPECIAL ED-LEARN DISABILITIES 13.1011 120 GENERAL SCIENCE 13.1316 30 STATISTICS 27.0501 120 GENETICS 26.0801 30 STUDIO ART 50.0701 120 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE 45.0702 30 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 52.0203 120 GEOGRAPHY 45.0701 30 THEATRE 50.0501 120 GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES 40.0601 30 URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING 04.0301 120 GERMAN STUDIES 16.0501 31 VETERINARY MEDICINE 51.1104 120 HEALTH AND RISK COMMUNICATION 09.0905 33 VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY 51.0808 120 HEALTH PROFESSIONS EDUCATION 13.9999 30 WOMEN'S AND GENDER STUDIES 05.0207 120 HIGHER, ADULT, & LIFELONG EDUC 13.0406 30 WORLD POLITICS 45.1001 120 HISPANIC LITERATURES 16.0908 30 ZOOLOGY 26.0701 120 HISTORY 54.0101 30 LEVEL - 7 ACCOUNTING ADVERTISING AFRICAN AMERICAN & AFRICAN STD AG, FOOD & RESOURCE ECONOMICS ANIMAL SCIENCE ANTHROPOLOGY APPLIED MATHEMATICS APPLIED SPANISH LINGUISTICS APPLIED STATISTICS ASTROPHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOL BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE-INTERDEPT BIOMEDICAL LAB OPERATIONS BIOMEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEERING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS RESEARCH CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CIVIL ENGINEERING CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK COLLABORATIVE PIANO COMM, AG, REC & RES STUDIES COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATIVE SCI & DISORDERS COMPARATIVE MED & INTEGR BIOL COMPUTER SCIENCE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CORPORATE BUSINESS ADMIN CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRITICAL STDY-LIT AND PEDAGOGY CROP AND SOIL SCIENCES DIGITAL RHETORIC &PROF WRITING ECONOMICS EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING MECHANICS ENTOMOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 52.0301 30 09.0903 30 05.0201 30 01.0103 33 01.0901 30 45.0201 30 27.0301 30 16.0905 30 27.0501 36 40.0202 30 26.0210 30 26.0101 30 51.1005 31 51.1005 30 14.0301 30 52.0201 45.0102 30 26.0406 30 14.0701 36 40.0501 30 19.0706 30 14.0801 30 51.1005 30 51.1503 50.0907 30 03.0201 30 09.0101 30 51.0204 51 26.0102 30 11.0101 30 15.1001 33 52.0201 45 43.0103 30 13.1305 31 01.1201 30 23.1304 30 45.0601 30 13.0101 30 13.0501 30 14.1001 30 14.1101 30 26.0702 30 04.0401 33 14.1401 30 HORTICULTURE HOSPITALITY BUSINESS MGT HUMAN DEVL AND FAMILY STUDIES HUMAN NUTRITION HUMAN RESOURCES AND LABOR REL INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT INTEGRATIVE MANAGEMENT INTEGRATIVE PHARMACOLOGY INTERNATIONAL PLANNING STUDIES JAZZ STUDIES JOURNALISM K-12 ED ADMINISTRATION KINESIOLOGY LAB RES IN PHARMACOLOGY & TOX LARGE ANIMAL CLINICAL SCIENCES LAW ENFORCE INTELL & ANALYSIS LINGUISTICS LITERATURE IN ENGLISH MARKETING RESEARCH MATERIALS SCI AND ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS EDUCATION MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MICROBIOL & MOLECULAR GENETICS MICROBIOLOGY MUSIC COMPOSITION MUSIC CONDUCTING MUSIC EDUCATION MUSIC PERFORMANCE MUSIC THEORY MUSICOLOGY NEUROSCIENCE NURSING ORGANIZATIONAL & CMTY PRACTICE PACKAGING PATHOBIOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY PHILOSOPHY PHYSICAL SCIENCE-INTERDEPT PHYSICS PHYSIOLOGY PIANO PEDAGOGY PLANT BIOLOGY PLANT BREED,GENET&BIOTECH-CSS 01.1103 30 52.0901 36 19.0701 30 19.0504 30 52.1002 36 27.0301 36 01.1105 31 52.0101 45 26.1007 31 04.0301 30 50.0910 30 09.0401 30 13.0401 30 31.0505 30 26.1007 30 51.2507 30 43.9999 30 16.0102 30 23.0101 30 52.1402 34 40.1001 30 27.0101 30 13.1311 35 14.1901 30 26.0502 30 26.0502 30 50.0904 33 50.0906 30 50.0912 30 50.0903 30 50.0904 34 50.0905 31 26.1501 30 51.3801 44.0701 15.1503 30 26.0910 30 26.1007 30 26.1007 30 38.0101 30 40.0101 30 40.0801 30 26.0901 30 50.0912 30 26.0301 30 26.0805 30 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 4

Michigan State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT PLANT BREED,GENET&BIOTECH-FOR 26.0805 30 EDUCATIONAL POLICY 13.0901 PLANT BREED,GENET&BIOTECH-HRT 26.0805 30 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 14.1001 PLANT BREED,GENET&BIOTECH-PLB 26.0805 30 ENGINEERING MECHANICS 14.1101 PLANT PATHOLOGY 26.0305 30 ENGLISH 23.0101 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 30 ENTOMOLOGY 26.0702 PROF APPL IN ANTHROPOLOGY 45.0201 30 ENVIRON GEOSCI-ENVIRON TOXICOL 26.1006 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 30 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 14.1401 PUBLIC HEALTH 51.2201 42 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCES 40.0601 PUBLIC POLICY 44.0501 39 EPIDEMIOLOGY 26.1309 PUBLIC RELATIONS 09.0902 30 FINANCE 52.0801 REHABILITATION COUNSELING 51.2310 54 FISH & WILDLIFE-ENVIR TOXICOL 26.1006 SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY 42.2805 30 FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE 03.0601 SMALL ANIMAL CLINICAL SCIENCES 51.2508 30 FOOD SCIENCE 01.1001 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 30 FOOD SCIENCE-ENVIR TOXICOLOGY 26.1006 SPECIAL EDUCATION 13.1001 30 FORESTRY 03.0501 STATISTICS 27.0501 30 FORESTRY-ENVIR TOXICOLOGY 26.1006 STUDENT AFFAIRS ADMINISTRATION 13.1101 40 FRENCH, LANGUAGE & LITERATURE 16.0901 STUDIO ART 50.0701 60 GENETICS 26.0801 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 52.0203 36 GENETICS-ENVIR TOXICOLOGY 26.1006 TCH ENG TO SPEAKERS OTHER LANG 13.1401 34 GEOGRAPHY 45.0701 TEACHING AND CURRICULUM 13.0301 30 GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES 40.0601 TELECOMM, INFO STUDIES & MEDIA 09.0701 30 GERMAN STUDIES 16.0501 THEATRE 50.0501 60 HIGHER, ADULT, & LIFELONG EDUC 13.0406 URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING 04.0301 48 HISPANIC CULTURAL STUDIES 05.0203 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 19.0707 36 HISTORY 54.0101 ZOOLOGY 26.0701 30 HORTICULTURE 01.1103 LEVEL - 8 CURR,INSTRUCTION & TEACHER ED K-12 ED ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY LEVEL - 17 ACCOUNTING AFRICAN AMERICAN & AFRICAN STD AG, FOOD & RESOURCE ECONOMICS ANIMAL SCIENCE ANIMAL SCI-ENVIR TOXICOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY APPLIED MATHEMATICS ASTROPHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY BIOCHEM&MOLECULAR BIOL/ENV TOX BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOL BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEERING BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY CELL&MOLECULAR BIOL-ENVIR TOX CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL PHYSICS CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY-ENVIR TOXICOLOGY CHICANO/LATINO STUDIES CIVIL ENGINEERING COMM ARTS&SCI-MEDIA&INFO STDYS COMM, AG, REC & RES STUDIES COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATIVE SCI & DISORDERS COMP MED INTEGR BIOL-ENVIR TOX COMPARATIVE MED & INTEGR BIOL COMPUTER SCIENCE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CRIMINAL JUSTICE CROP AND SOIL SCIENCES CROP&SOIL SCI-ENVIR TOXICOLOGY CURR,INSTRUCTION & TEACHER ED ECOLOGY,EVOL BIOLOGY&BEHAVIOR ECONOMICS EDUC PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUC TECH 13.0301 13.0401 42.2805 52.0301 05.0201 01.0103 01.0901 26.1006 45.0201 27.0301 40.0202 26.1006 26.0210 14.0301 52.1206 26.0406 26.1006 14.0701 40.0508 40.0501 26.1006 05.0203 14.0801 09.0102 03.0201 09.0101 51.0204 26.1006 26.0102 11.0101 15.1001 43.0103 01.1201 26.1006 13.0301 26.1310 45.0601 42.2806 HUMAN DEVL AND FAMILY STUDIES HUMAN NUTRITION HUMAN NUTRITION-ENVIR TOXICOL INDUSTRIAL REL AND HUMAN RES K-12 ED ADMINISTRATION KINESIOLOGY LARGE ANIMAL CLINICAL SCIENCES LINGUISTICS LOGISTICS MARKETING MATERIALS SCI AND ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS EDUCATION MEASUREMENT& QUANTITATIVE METH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MICROBIOL & MOLECULAR GENETICS MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIOLOGY-ENVIR TOXICOLOGY MUSIC COMPOSITION MUSIC CONDUCTING MUSIC EDUCATION MUSIC PERFORMANCE NEUROSCIENCE NEUROSCIENCE-ENVIR TOXICOLOGY NURSING OPERATIONS AND SOURCING MGT ORG BEHAV-HUMAN RESOURCE MGT PACKAGING PATHOBIOLOGY PATHOBIOLOGY-ENVIR TOXICOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY & TOXIC-ENVIR TOX PHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOGY PHILOSOPHY PHYSICS PHYSIOLOGY PLANT BIOLOGY PLANT BREED,GENET&BIOTECH-CSS PLANT BREED,GENET&BIOTECH-FOR PLANT BREED,GENET&BIOTECH-HRT PLANT BREED,GENET&BIOTECH-PLB PLANT PATHOLOGY 19.0701 19.0504 26.1006 52.1004 13.0401 31.0505 51.2507 16.0102 52.0203 52.1401 40.1001 27.0101 13.1311 13.0601 14.1901 26.0502 26.0502 26.1006 50.0904 50.0906 50.0912 50.0903 26.1501 26.1006 51.3808 52.0205 52.1003 15.1503 26.0910 26.1006 26.1006 26.1007 38.0101 40.0801 26.0901 26.0301 26.0805 26.0805 26.0805 26.0805 26.0305 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 3 of 4

Michigan State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 REHABILITATION COUNSELOR EDUC 51.2399 RHETORIC AND WRITING 23.1304 SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY 42.2805 SECOND LANGUAGE STUDIES 16.0102 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 SPECIAL EDUCATION 13.1001 STATISTICS 27.0501 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT 52.0201 ZOOLOGY 26.0701 ZOOLOGY-ENVIR TOXICOLOGY 26.1006 LEVEL - 18 HUMAN MEDICINE 51.1201 HUMAN MEDICINE - DUAL DEG MSTP 51.1201 OSTEOP MED - DUAL DEGREE MSTP 51.1901 OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE 51.1901 VET MEDICINE-DUAL DEGREE MSTP 51.2401 VETERINARY MEDICINE 51.2401 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 4 of 4

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Michigan Technological University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 1400 Townsend Drive Houghton MI 49931-1295 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Allison Carter William Roberts Suzanne Sanregret Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 906.487.2335 906.487.2622 906.487.3070 Email Address Email Address Email Address mtu4u@mtu.edu wrrobert@mtu.edu srsanreg@mtu.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Michigan Technological University 002292 www.mtu.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 27 - Freshmen (first year) 842 273 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 42 - All Undergraduates 4,279 1,441 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 6 7 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall March - Semester Start March - Semester Start Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) Nov - Semester Start Nov - Semester Start Nov - Semester Start Nov - Semester Start HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### For more information visit http://www.mtu.edu or call Related Rules 906-487-1885. Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions 906.487.2335 mtu4u@mtu.edu Admissions 906.487.2335 mtu4u@mtu.edu COMPASS 906.487.3558 orientation@mtu.edu COMPASS 906.487.3558 compass@mtu.edu Dean of Students 906.487.2212 deanofstudents@mtu.edu Educational Technology 906.487.1885 edtech@mtu.edu Admissions 906.487.2335 mtu4u@mtu.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Michigan Technological University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2030 Minimum* 20 1425 2.500 ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 26 1771 3.58 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1464 Other (specify) ACT or SAT ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall 1/15 1/15 Application Winter Matriculation Rolling - 30 days prior Rolling - 30 days prior Housing Rolling - 30 days prior Rolling - 30 days prior Other Cont. Enroll $100.00 5/1 Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score Adv Plcmt (AP) Most 3 or > Int'l Bach (IB) CLEP Most are 5 Most are 50 Comments *Varies by department. For more information visit http://www.mtu.edu/admissions/ or call 906-487-2335 ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $12,853.00 $25,948.00 In-State (4-year school) See: $1,200.00 $1,200.00 http://www.admin.mtu.edu/admin/bo c/policy/ch7/ch7p3.htm $8,648.00 $8,648.00 $1,200.00 $1,200.00 $1,256.00 $1,256.00 In-District (2-year school) $25,157.00 $38,252.00 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $420.50 $857.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registar's Office 906.487.2319 registrar@mtu.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall 3/1 3/1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form 12/1 4/1 12/1 4/1 Comments For more information visit http://www.mtu.edu/finaid or call 906-487-2622

Michigan Technological University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 1 ACTUARIAL SCIENCE AEROSPACE STUDIES AMERICAN STUDIES APPLIED GEOPHYSICS ART ASTROPHYSICS BIOCHEMISTRY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIOLOGY TEACHING MINOR BIOPROCESS ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY TEACHING MINOR COACHING ENDORSEMENT COACHING FUNDAMENTALS 52.1304 24 28.0502 18 05.0102 18 40.0603 16 50.0701 17 40.0202 16 26.0202 17 26.0101 16 13.1322 23 14.0702 16 40.0501 18 13.1323 26 13.1314 13 31.0501 17 PLANT SCIENCES POLYMER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING PRODUCT DESIGN PSYCHOLOGY REMOTE SENSING SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL STUDIES SPANISH SPANISH INTERNATIONAL STRUCTURAL MATERIALS TEACHING ENG SPEAKERS/OTH LANG TECHNICAL THEATRE TECHNOLOGY & DESGN TEACH MINOR THEATER ARTS WRITING LEVEL - 2 01.1101 16 14.3201 16 14.1901 18 42.0101 18 30.9999 16 45.9999 18 16.0905 18 16.0905 21 40.1001 16 13.1401 21 50.0502 19 13.1309 29 50.0501 19 23.1301 21 COMMUNICATION STUDIES 09.0100 18 ADV MODERN LANGUAGE-FRENCH 16.0901 30 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0101 16 ADV MODERN LANGUAGE-GERMAN 16.0501 30 COMPUTER SCIENCE TEACH MINOR 13.1321 27 ADV MODERN LANGUAGE-SPANISH 16.0905 30 DATA ACQUISITION & INDUST CONT 15.0699 16 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 52.1101 30 DIVERSITY STUDIES EARTH SCIENCE TEACHING MINOR EARTH SCIENCES ECOLOGY ECONOMICS ECONOMICS TEACHING MINOR ELECTRIC POWER ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRONIC MATERIALS ENGLISH TEACHING MINOR ENTERPRISE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ETHICS AND PHILOSOPHY FISH BIOLOGY FRENCH FRENCH INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING GERMAN GERMAN INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL TECHNOLOG. LEADERSHIP HISTORICAL STUDIES HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIAL FORESTRY INTERNATIONAL STUDIES INT'L SUSTAINABLE DEVELOP. ENG JOURNALISM LAW AND SOCIETY MANUFACTURING MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES MATHEMATICS TEACHING MINOR MEDIA MICROBIOLOGY MILITARY ARTS AND SCIENCE MINERAL PROCESSING MINING MODERN LANGUAGE-FRENCH MODERN LANGUAGE-GERMAN MODERN LANGUAGE-SPANISH MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING MUSIC MUSIC COMPOSITION NANOSCALE SCIENCE & ENGRG PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY PHYSICS PHYSICS TEACHING MINOR PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY 30.2301 18 13.1337 16 40.0601 16 26.1301 16 45.0601 18 13.1317 24 14.1001 13 14.1001 18 40.1001 18 13.1305 25 30.0000 20 03.0103 18 38.0103 18 26.0709 16 16.0901 18 16.0901 21 45.0702 15 14.3901 19 16.0501 18 16.0501 21 30.2001 25 45.9999 18 14.0799 16 03.0506 23 30.2001 18 30.3301 22 09.0401 18 22.0000 17 14.3601 19 27.0101 16 13.1311 22 09.0102 21 26.0502 17 28.0503 18 14.2101 16 14.2101 16 16.0901 21 16.0501 21 16.0905 21 14.0899 18 50.0901 16 50.0904 17 15.1601 16 51.2004 22 40.0801 16 13.1329 15 26.1201 16 LEVEL - 3 ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY HUMANITIES LEVEL - 5 ACCOUNTING ANTHROPOLOGY APP ECOL & ENVIRON SCI APPLIED GEOPHYSICS APPLIED PHYSICS AUDIO PRODUCTION & TECHNOLOGY BIOCHEM & MOLEC BIOLOGY-BIO SC BIOCHEM & MOLEC BIOLOGY-CHEM BIOINFORMATICS BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMINFORMATICS CHEMISTRY CIVIL ENGINEERING CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE COMMUNICATION, CULTURE & MEDIA COMPUTER ENGINEERING COMPUTER NETWORK & SYSTEM ADMN COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTER SYSTEMS SCIENCE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS ELECTRICAL ENG TECH (BS) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING ENGLISH ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EXERCISE SCIENCE FINANCE FORESTRY GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING GEOLOGY LIBERAL ARTS LIBERAL ARTS WITH HISTORY OPT MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MARKETING MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGRG MATHEMATICS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECH 15.0000 66 24.0103 67 52.0301 YES 128 45.0201 YES 124 03.0104 YES 128 40.0603 YES 129 40.0801 YES 128 10.0203 YES 127 26.0210 YES 128 26.0210 YES 128 26.1103 YES 128 26.0101 YES 128 14.0501 YES 130 52.0201 YES 128 14.0701 YES 131 40.0599 YES 128 40.0501 YES 128 14.0801 YES 131 51.1005 YES 131 09.0907 YES 120 14.0901 YES 128 11.1001 YES 127 11.0701 YES 123 11.0901 YES 125 52.2001 YES 127 45.0601 YES 128 15.0303 YES 127 14.1001 YES 128 14.0101 YES 127 23.0101 YES 128 14.1401 YES 131 31.0505 YES 128 52.0801 YES 128 03.0501 YES 128 14.3901 YES 134 40.0601 YES 127 24.0101 YES 128 54.0101 YES 124 52.0201 YES 128 52.1201 YES 128 52.1401 YES 128 14.1801 YES 128 27.0101 YES 124 14.1901 YES 128 15.0805 YES 128 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 2

Michigan Technological University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT OPERATIONS AND SYSTEMS MGMNT 52.0205 YES 128 ENGINEERING - ENVIRONMENTAL 14.1401 30 PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY 51.2004 YES 128 ENGINEERING PHYSICS 14.1201 30 PHYSICS 40.0801 YES 128 ENVIRONMENTAL & ENERGY POLICY 44.0501 30 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 YES 123 FOR MOLEC GENETICS & BIOTEC 26.0802 30 SCIENTIFIC & TECH COMM (BA) 09.0908 YES 128 FOREST SCIENCE 03.0502 30 SCIENTIFIC & TECH COMM (BS) 09.0908 YES 128 GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING 14.3901 30 SOCIAL SCIENCES 45.0101 YES 124 GEOLOGY 40.0601 30 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 14.0903 YES 128 GEOPHYSICS 40.0603 30 SOUND DESIGN 10.0203 YES 128 INDUST HERITAGE & ARCHEOLOGY 45.0301 45 SPORTS AND FITNESS MANAGEMENT 31.0504 128 MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGRG 14.1801 30 SURVEYING ENGINEERING 14.3801 YES 130 MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES 27.0101 30 THEATRE & ELECTR. MEDIA PERF. 50.0101 YES 127 MECHANICAL ENG-ENG MECHANICS 14.1901 30 THEATRE & ENTERTAIN TECH (BA) 50.0502 YES 126 MINING ENGINEERING 14.2101 30 THEATRE & ENTERTAIN TECH (BS) 50.0502 YES 127 PHYSICS 40.0801 30 WILDLIFE ECOLOGY & MGMT 03.0601 YES 128 RHETORIC & TECH COMMUNICATION 09.0908 32 LEVEL - 6 ADV ELECTRIC POWER ENGINEERING 14.1001 15 HYBRID ELEC. DRIVE VEHICLE ENG 14.4101 15 INTERNATIONAL PROFILE 30.2001 15 NANOTECHNOLOGY 15.1601 15 SUSTAIN. WATER RESOURCES SYST. 14.0805 15 SUSTAINABILITY 30.3301 15 LEVEL - 7 APP. COGNITIVE SCI & HUMAN FAC 30.2501 32 APPLIED ECOLOGY 26.1301 30 APPLIED NATURAL RESOURCE ECON. 45.0602 32 APPLIED SCIENCE EDUCATION 13.1316 32 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 26.0101 30 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 36 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 14.0701 30 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 30 CIVIL ENGINEERING 14.0801 30 COMPUTER ENGINEERING 14.0901 30 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0701 30 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 14.1001 30 ENGINEERING 14.0101 45 ENGINEERING MECHANICS 14.1101 30 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 14.1401 30 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGRG SCIENCE 14.1401 30 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY 44.0501 30 FOR MOLEC GENETICS & BIOTEC 26.0802 30 FOREST ECOLOGY & MGMT 03.0506 30 FORESTRY 03.0501 30 GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING 14.3901 30 GEOLOGY 40.0601 30 GEOPHYSICS 40.0603 30 INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY 45.0301 34 INTEGRATED GEOSPATIAL TECH 45.0702 30 MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGRG 14.1801 30 MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES 27.0101 30 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1901 30 MINING ENGINEERING 14.2101 30 PHYSICS 40.0801 30 RHETORIC & TECH COMMUNICATION 09.0908 32 LEVEL - 17 APP. COGNITIVE SCI & HUMAN FAC 30.2501 42 ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 40.0401 30 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 26.0101 30 BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 14.0501 30 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 14.0701 30 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 30 CIVIL ENGINEERING 14.0801 30 COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE & ENGRG 27.0304 30 COMPUTER ENGINEERING 14.0901 30 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0701 30 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 14.1001 30 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Northern Michigan University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 1401 Presque Isle Ave Marquette MI 49855 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Geri Daniels Mike Rotundo Calvin Larson Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 906.227.2650 906.227.1575 906.227.917 Email Address Email Address Email Address gdaniels@nmu.edu finaid@nmu.edu calarson@nmu.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Northern Michigan University 002301 www.nmu.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 17 - Freshmen (first year) 819 871 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 33 - All Undergraduates 4131 4508 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 12 <1 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Rolling Admissions Rolling Admissions Semester Quarter Winter Rolling Admissions Rolling Admissions #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) Rolling Admissions Rolling Admissions Rolling Admissions Rolling Admissions HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Most residents live in 2-bedroom suites joined by a Related Rules shared bathroom. Living on campus is requried for most freshmen and sophomores. Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions 906.227.2650 admiss@nmu.edu Admissions 906.227.2650 admiss@nmu.edu New Student Orientation Program 906.227.1707 orient@nmu.edu Student Support Services 906.227.1550 sss@nmu.edu Disability Services 906.227.1700 disserv@nmu.edu Continuing Education 906.227.2650 admiss@nmu.edu Admissions 906.227.2650 admiss@nmu.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Northern Michigan University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2038 Minimum 19 2.250 ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1560 Other (specify) 2.25 BA: other program reqs. vary See below* ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Rolling Admissions Rolling Admissions Application $30.00 rolling Winter Rolling Admissions Rolling Admissions Matriculation Rolling Admissions Rolling Admissions Housing $125.00 rolling Rolling Admissions Rolling Admissions Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score APP-CEEB CLEP Comments *ACT or SAT required, except for those who have graduated more than three years prior to admission. ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $8,414.00 $13,142.00 In-State (4-year school) Resident students are defined as $900.00 $900.00 students domiciled in the State of Michigan. $8,174.00 $8,174.00 $900.00 $900.00 $659.00 $659.00 $19,047.00 $23,775.00 In-District (2-year school) Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $324.00 $521.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions Office 906.227.2650 admiss@nmu.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall 3/1 3/1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form Comments Every full-time student at NMU is issued a ThinkPad notebook computer included with tuition and fees.

Northern Michigan University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - UNDECLARED LEVEL - 2 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECH AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECH CLINICAL ASSISTANT CNC TECH CERTIFICATE COSMETOLOGY ELECTRIC LINE TECHNICIAN (DIPLOMA) GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYSTEMS HEATING/AIR COND/REFRIGERATION OFFICE SERVICES SPECIAL STUDIES WELDING LEVEL - 3 APPLIED CHILD DEVELOPMENT ART & DESIGN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECH AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECH BUILDING TECH CLIMATE CONTROL TECH CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN -LAB TECH CONC CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN- SCIENCE TECH CONC COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL TECHNOLOGY CRIMINAL JUSTICE ELECTRIC TECH- GENERAL ELECTRONICS ELECTRICAL TECH- ELECTRIC POWER TECHNICIAN ELECTRICAL TECH- INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN FOOD SERVICE MGT GENERAL BUSINESS GENERAL UNIVERSITY STUDIES HEALTH INFORMATION PROCESSING INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECH. LAW ENFORCEMENT LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES OFFICE INFORMATION ASSISTANT RADIOGRAPHY RESPIRATORY THERAPY SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY LEVEL - 5 ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING/CIS ACCOUNTING/CORPORATE FINANCE ACCOUNTING/FINANCIAL PLANNING ART & DESIGN ART & DESIGN ED ART & DESIGN-CERAMICS CONC ART & DESIGN-DIGITAL CINEMA CONC ART & DESIGN-DRAWING/PAINTING CONC ART & DESIGN-ELECTRONIC IMAGING CONC ART & DESIGN-FURNITURE DESIGN CONC ART & DESIGN-GRAPHIC COMM CONC ART & DESIGN-HUMAN CENTERED DESIGN CONC ART & DESIGN-ILLUSTRATION CONC ART & DESIGN-JEWELRY, METALSMITH & BLACKSMITH CONC ART & DESIGN-PHOTOGRAPHY CONC ART & DESIGN-PRINTMAKING CONC ART & DESIGN-SCULPTURE CONC ART & DESIGN-WOODWORKING CONC ART HISTORY ATHLETIC TRAINING BIOCHEMISTRY BIOLOGY 0.0000 47.0604 No 41 47.0608 No 73 51.0802 No 33 48.0510 No 31 12.0401 No 65 46.0303 No 31 45.0702 No 35 47.0201 No 45 52.0408 No 31 24.0101 No 33 48.0508 No 31 19.0706 No 63 50.0701 No 63 47.0604 No 62 47.0608 No 89 46.0000 No 65 15.0501 No 63 51.1004 No 63 51.1007 No 64 52.0407 No 62 48.0510 No 64 43.0104 No 67 15.0399 No 64 15.0303 No 64 15.0403 No 64 15.1302 No 64 19.0505 No 62 52.0101 No 65 24.0102 No 62 51.0707 No 69 47.0303 No 63 43.0103 No 65 24.0101 No 64 52.0401 No 64 51.0911 No 95 51.0812 No 92 51.0909 No 65 52.0301 No 128 52.0399 No 152 52.0304 No 152 52.0804 No 152 50.0701 No 136 13.1302 Yes 145 50.0711 No 136 50.0699 No 136 50.0705 No 136 50.0799 No 136 50.0799 No 136 50.0409 No 136 50.0799 No 136 50.0410 No 136 50.0713 No 136 50.0605 No 136 50.0710 No 136 50.0709 No 136 50.0799 No 136 50.0703 No 128 51.0913 No 124 26.0202 No 124 26.0101 No 124 BIOLOGY ED 13.1322 Yes 145 BUSINESS CIS 52.1201 No 128 BUSINESS CIS - END USER TRAINING CONC 52.1299 No 128 BUSINESS CIS - NETWORKING ADMIN CONC 11.1002 No 128 BUSINESS CIS - WEB DEVELOPMENT CONC 11.1004 No 128 CHEMISTRY (ACS CERTIFIED) 40.0501 No 124 CHEMISTRY ED 13.1323 Yes 138 CLINIC HEALTH SCIENCE (FOR ASSOCIATE DEGREE HOLDERS) 51.1099 No 127 CLINICAL HEALTH SCIENCE - RADIOGRAPHY CONC 51.0911 No 127 CLINICAL HEALTH SCIENCE - RESPIRATORY THERAPY CONC 51.0908 No 127 CLINICAL HEALTH SCIENCE - SURGICAL TECH CONC 51.0909 No 127 CLINICAL LAB SCIENCE - ANATOMICAL PATHOLOGY 51.0811 No 131 CLINICAL LAB SCIENCE - CLINICAL SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 51.1004 No 131 CLINICAL LAB SCIENCE - DIAGNOSTIC GENETICS 51.1010 No 131 CLINICAL LAB SCIENCE - LABORATORY MEDICINE 51.1005 No 131 CLINICAL LAB SCIENCE - MICROBIOLOGY 51.1005 No 131 CLINICAL LAB SCIENCE - SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIST 51.1005 No 131 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT/ELEMENTARY 13.1006 Yes 137 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT/SECONDARY 13.1006 Yes 137 COMM STUDIES 09.0101 No 124 COMMUNITY HEALTH ED 51.1504 No 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0101 No 124 CONSTRUCTION MGT 15.1001 No 129 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0104 No 124 EARLY CHILDHOOD 42.2703 No 125 EARTH SCIENCE 40.0601 No 124 EARTH SCIENCE ED 13.1337 Yes 143 ECOLOGY 26.1301 No 124 ECONOMICS 45.0601 No 124 ECONOMICS ED 13.1317 Yes 127 ELECTRONIC JOURNALISM 09.0702 No 124 ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECH 15.0399 No 128 ELEMENTARY ED (UNDECLARED) 13.1202 Yes 127 EMOTIONALLY IMPAIRED/ELEMENTARY 13.1005 Yes 137 EMOTIONALLY IMPAIRED/SECONDARY 13.1005 Yes 137 ENGLISH 23.0101 No 124 ENGLISH/GRADUATE BOUND 23.0101 No 124 ENGLISH/SECONDARY ED 13.1305 Yes 136 ENTERTAINMENT & SPORTS PROMO 09.0990 No 124 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 128 ENVIORNMENTAL SCIENCE- RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOG 03.9999 No 125 ENVIORNMENTAL SCIENCE- WATER RESOURCES CONC 03.0205 No 125 ENVIORNMENTAL STUDIES AND SUSTAINABILITY 30.3301 No 124 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE- NATURAL RESOURCES CONC 03.0201 No 125 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE- POLLUTION CONTROL & REMEDIAT 03.0104 No 125 EXCHANGE STUDENTS (NON-DEGREE) 0.0000 No FINANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT- CORPORATE FINANCE AND I 52.0801 No 128 FINANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT- PERSONAL FINANCE CONC 52.0804 No 128 FINANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT- RISK MANAGEMENT AND IN 52.1701 No 128 FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT 03.0601 No 128 FORENSIC BIOCHEMISTRY 40.0599 No 128 FRENCH 16.0901 No 124 FRENCH ED 13.1325 Yes 127 GEOGRAPHY 45.0701 No 124 GEOGRAPHY ED 13.1332 Yes 129 GEOMATICS 45.0702 No 124 GUEST STUDENT 0.0000 No HEALTH ED/SECONDARY ED 13.1307 Yes 130 HISTORY 54.0101 No 124 HISTORY ED 13.1328 Yes 131 HOSPITALITY MGT 52.0901 No 124 INDIVIDUALLY CREATED PROGRAM 24.0101 No 124 INDUSTRIAL TECH 15.0612 No 124 INDUSTRIAL TECH ED 13.1309 Yes 135 INTEGRATED SCIENCES/ELEMENTARY ED 13.1316 Yes 124 INTEGRATED SCIENCES/SECONDARY ED 13.1316 Yes 127 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 45.0901 No 124 Rev. 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Northern Michigan University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT INTERNATIONAL STUDIES- MIDDLE EAST CONC INTERNATIONAL STUDIES-AFRICA CONC INTERNATIONAL STUDIES-EUROPE CONC INTERNATIONAL STUDIES-LATIN AMERICA CONC LANGUAGE ARTS/ELEMENTARY ED LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES LOSS PREVENTION MGT MANAGEMENT MARKETING MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS/ELEMENTARY ED MATHEMATICS/SECONDARY ED MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECH- INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECH-COMPUTER NUMERICAL CO MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECH-INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL TE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECH-MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MEDIA PRODUCTION & NEW TECH MGT OF HEALTH & FITNESS MICROBIOLOGY MUSIC MUSIC ED NETWORK COMPUTING NURSING OUTDOOR REC LEADERSHIP/ MGMT PHILOSOPHY PHYSICAL ED --COACHING PHYSICAL ED/SECONDARY ED PHYSICS PHYSICS ED PHYSIOLOGY POLITICAL SCIENCE POLITICAL SCIENCE ED POLITICAL SCIENCE/PRE-LAW 05.0108 No 124 05.0101 No 124 05.0106 No 124 05.0107 No 124 13.1305 Yes 130 24.0101 No 124 43.0109 No 124 52.0201 No 128 52.1401 No 128 27.0101 No 124 13.1311 Yes 125 13.1311 Yes 134 15.0805 No 128 15.0612 No 128 15.0404 No 128 15.0303 No 128 15.1301 No 128 50.0602 No 128 31.0504 No 124 26.0502 No 124 50.0901 No 127 13.1312 Yes 136 11.0901 No 124 51.3801 No 129 31.0101 No 130 38.0101 No 124 31.0501 No 124 13.1314 Yes 133 40.0801 No 124 13.1329 Yes 150 26.0901 No 124 45.1001 No 124 13.1317 Yes 127 22.0001 No 124 LEVEL - 7 BIOLOGY BIOLOGY/BIOCHEMISTRY CREATIVE WRITING CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINAL JUSTICE MGT CERTIFICATE EARLY CHILDHOOD ED ADMIN: INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP ED ADMIN: ADMIN & SUPERVISION ELEMENTARY ED ENGLISH EXERCISE SCIENCE FACILITATING TRAINING FAMILY NURSE PRACTICIONER INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES LEARNING DISABILITIES MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MATHEMATICS/SECONDARY ED NURSE EDUCATOR NURSING PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT PSYCH - EXPERIMENTAL PSYCH - TRAINING, DEVO, PERF. IMP PUBLIC ADMIN, MPA PUBLIC MGT, MPA STAT & LOCAL GOVT) READING ENDORSEMENT READING SPECIALIST READING TEACHER SCHOOL GUIDANCE COUNSELING SCIENCE ED SECONDARY ED LEVEL - 8 ADMIN/SUPERVISION (ED) LITERACY LEADERSHIP 26.0101 No 32 26.0202 No 32 23.1302 No 48 43.0104 No 36 43.0104 No 16 42.2703 No 22 13.0404 No 37 13.0401 No 36 13.1202 Yes 34 23.0101 No 32 31.0505 No 32 52.1005 No 16 51.3805 No 32 24.0101 No 32 13.1011 Yes 34 52.0200 No 40 13.1311 Yes 35 51.3817 No 12 51.3801 No 45 42.2804 No 17 42.2704 No 32 52.1005 No 40 44.0401 No 44 13.1315 Yes 18 13.1315 Yes 37 13.1315 Yes 34 13.1101 Yes 47 13.1316 Yes 35 13.1205 Yes 34 13.0404 No 60 13.1315 Yes 60 PRE-ARCHITECTURE 04.9999 No PRE-CHIROPRACTIC 51.1199 No PRE-DENTAL 51.1101 No PRE-ENGINEERING 14.9999 No PRE-LAW 22.0001 No PRE-MEDICINE 51.1102 No PRE-OPTOMETRY 51.1199 No PRE-PHARMACY 51.1103 No PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY 51.1199 No PRE-PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT 51.1102 No PRE-VETERINARY 51.1104 No PSYCH/BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 30.1701 No 130 PSYCH/GRADUATE PREP (MS= EXPERIMENTAL PSYCH) 42.2704 No 124 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 No 124 PUBLIC ADMIN, MPA PUBLIC MGT, MPA STAT & LOCAL GOVT) 44.0401 No 124 PUBLIC RELATIONS 09.0902 No 124 SKI AREA BUSINESS MGT 52.0703 No 128 SOCIAL STUDIES/ELEMENTARY ED 13.1318 Yes 128 SOCIAL STUDIES/SECONDARY ED 13.1318 Yes 131 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 No 124 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 No 124 SOCIOLOGY IN LIBERAL ARTS 45.1101 No 124 SPANISH 16.0905 No 131 SPANISH ED 13.1330 Yes 124 SPECIAL ED/UNDECLARED 13.1001 Yes 141 SPEECH, LANGUAGE & HEARING SCIENCE 51.0203 No 124 SPORTS SCIENCE 31.0505 No 124 THEATRE 50.0501 No 128 ZOOLOGY 26.0701 No 124 LEVEL - 6 ELEMENTARY ED TEACHING CERT -- POST BACC 13.1202 Yes 40 SECONDARY ED TEACHING CERT -- POST BACC 13.1205 Yes 40 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Oakland University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Oakland University 002307 www.oakland.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2200 N. Squirrel Road Rochester MI 48309-4401 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Eleanor Reynolds Cindy L. Hermsen Tracy Huth Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 248.370.3360 248.370.2550 248.370.3190 Email Address Email Address Email Address ouinfo@oakland.edu finaid@oakland.edu huth@oakland.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 1% - Freshmen (first year) 902 1409 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 14% - All Undergraduates 6183 9347 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 17% 1% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Mar 15 thru Sept 17 Mar 15 thru Sept 17 Semester Quarter Winter Mar 15 thru Jan 18 Mar 15 thru Jan 18 #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions & Orientation 248.370.3360 ouinfo@oakland.edu Admissions & Orientation 248.370.3360 ouinfo@oakland.edu Admissions & Orientation 248.370.3360 ouinfo@oakland.edu Admissions & Orientation 248.370.3360 ouinfo@oakland.edu Disability Support Services 248.370.3266 dss@oakland.edu E-Learning & Instructional Support 248.370.4566 online@oakland.edu Registrar 248.370.3450 registra@oakland.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Oakland University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall February March Application Winter November November Matriculation February March Housing February March Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score Adv. Placement varies Comments ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $9,938.00 $23,190.00 In-State (4-year school) Determination of student's domicile $1,362.00 $1,362.00 in Michigan $7,986.00 $7,986.00 $2,340.00 $2,340.00 $21,626.00 $34,878.00 In-District (2-year school) Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $331.25 $773.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Senior Associate Registrar 248.370.3455 gilroy@oakland.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall January 1 January 1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter January 1 January 1 ### Complete the institutuion's own form January 1 January 1 January 1 January 1 Comments Apply for financial aid by completing the FAFSA as soon after January 1 as possible for the upcoming year. In addition to the FAFSA, an institutional application is required to apply for financial aid during the spring and summer semesters.

Oakland University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 5 ACCELERATED SECOND DEGREE BSN ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING (MINOR) ACTING, BFA ACTUARIAL SCIENCE ADVERTISING (MINOR) AFRICAN & AFRICAN-AMER STUDIES (MINOR) AMER STUDIES (CONC) ANTHROPOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY (MINOR) ANTHROPOLOGY W/CONC IN LINGUISTICS APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCES APPLIED LEADERSHIP SKILLS (MINOR) APPLIED MATHEMATICS(MINOR) APPLIED STATISTICS APPLIED STATISTICS (CONC) APPLIED STATISTICS (MINOR) APPLIED TECHNOLOGY IN BUSINESS (MINOR) ARCHAEOLOGY (CONC) ART HISTORY ART HISTORY (MINOR) BDTS SPEC IN CYTOTECHNOLOGY BDTS SPEC IN HISTOTECHNOLOGY BDTS SPEC IN NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGY BDTS SPEC IN RADIATION THERAPY BDTS SPEC IN RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY BDTS SPECI IN MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE BIOCHEMISTRY BIOLOGY (SECONDARY CERT) BIOLOGY (SPEC IN ANATOMY) BIOLOGY (SPEC IN CELL - MOLECULAR BIOLOGY) BIOLOGY (SPEC IN MICROBIOLOGY) BIOLOGY- CONC IN APPLIED STATS (MOD. MAJOR) BIOLOGY(MINOR) BIOLOGY, BA BIOLOGY, BS BIOMEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC SCIENCES BUSINESS (MINOR) BUSINESS ECONOMICS CHEMISTRY (MINOR) CHEMISTRY WITH SECONDARY CERT CHEMISTRY, BA CHEMISTRY, BS CHINESE LANGUAGE & CIVILIZATION (MINOR) CHINESE LANGUAGE (MINOR) CHORAL/GENERAL MUSIC ED CHORAL/GENERAL MUSIC ED / PERFORMANCE CHRISTIANITY STUDIES (MINOR) CINEMA STUDIES CINEMA STUDIES (MINOR) COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION (MINOR) COMMUNICATION W/CONC IN LINGUISTICS COMPUTER ENGINEERING COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTER SCIENCE (MINOR) COMPUTING (MINOR) CREATIVE WRITING CREATIVE WRITING (MINOR) CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CONC) DANCE DANCE (MINOR) DANCE, BFA EAST ASIAN STUDIES-CHINA EAST ASIAN STUDIES-CHINA (MINOR) 51.3801 NO 52.0301 NO 128 52.0301 NO 128 50.0506 NO 52.1304 NO 124 09.0903 NO 124 05.0101 NO 05.0102 NO 124 45.0201 NO 124 45.0201 NO 45.0201 NO 51.9999 NO 52.1005 NO 27.0301 NO 124 27.0501 NO 124 27.0501 NO 27.0501 NO 52.1299 NO 45.0301 NO 124 50.0703 NO 124 50.0703 NO 51.1002 NO 136 51.1007 NO 136 51.0905 NO 136 51.0907 NO 136 51.0911 NO 136 51.1005 NO 136 26.0202 NO 124 26.0101 Yes 26.0101 NO 26.0101 NO 26.0101 NO 26.0101 NO 26.0101 NO 26.0101 NO 124 26.0101 NO 124 51.1005 NO 136 52.0101 NO 52.0601 NO 40.0501 NO 40.0501 Yes 40.0501 NO 124 40.0501 NO 124 16.0301 NO 16.0301 NO 13.1312 Yes 128 13.1312 Yes 128 38.0203 NO 50.0601 NO 50.0601 NO 09.0100 NO 124 09.0100 NO 09.0100 NO 14.0901 NO 128 11.0101 NO 128 11.0101 NO 20 11.0101 NO 23.0501 NO 23.0501 NO 43.0103 NO 124 50.0301 NO 124 50.0301 NO 50.0301 NO 05.0104 NO 124 05.0104 NO EAST ASIAN STUDIES-JAPAN 05.0104 NO 124 EAST ASIAN STUDIES-JAPAN (MINOR) 05.0104 NO ECONOMICS (MINOR) 45.0601 NO ECONOMICS, BA 45.0601 NO 124 ECONOMICS, BS 45.0601 NO 128 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 14.1001 NO 128 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 13.1202 Yes 124 EMPLOYMENT SYSTEMS AND STANDARDS (MINOR) 52.1099 NO ENGINEERING BIOLOGY 14.9999 NO ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY 14.4401 NO 128 ENGINEERING PHYSICS 14.1201 NO 128 ENGLISH 23.0101 NO 124 ENGLISH (MINOR) 23.0101 NO ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE 13.1401 NO ENGLISH WITH SECONDARY CERT 23.0101 Yes ENGLISH-WITH LINGUISTICS CONC 23.0101 NO ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MINOR) 52.0799 NO ENVIROMNTL STUDIES (CONC) 03.0104 NO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (MINOR) 51.2202 NO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE W/SPEC IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALT 51.2202 NO 124 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE W/SPEC IN ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTA 03.0104 NO 124 EXERCISE SCIENCE (CONC) 31.0505 NO EXERCISE SCIENCE (MINOR) 31.0505 NO FILM AESTHETICS & HISTORY (CONC) 50.0699 NO 124 FINANCE 52.0801 NO 128 FINANCE (MINOR) 52.0801 NO FRENCH (MOD. MAJOR) 16.0901 NO 124 FRENCH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE 16.0901 NO 124 FRENCH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE (MINOR) 16.0901 NO FRENCH LANGUAGE (MINOR) 16.0901 NO FRENCH STUDIES (CONC) 16.0901 NO FRENCH WITH K-12 CERT 16.0901 Yes GENERAL BUSINESS (MINOR) 52.0101 NO 128 GENERAL MGT 52.0101 NO 128 GERMAN (MOD. MAJOR) 16.0501 NO 124 GERMAN LANGUAGE & LITERATURE 16.0501 NO 124 GERMAN LANGUAGE & LITERATURE (MINOR) 16.0501 NO GERMAN LANGUAGE (MINOR) 16.0501 NO GERMAN MODIFIED WITH GERMAN STUDIES CONC 16.0501 NO 124 GERMAN STUDIES (CONC) 16.0501 NO GERMAN STUDIES (MINOR) 16.0501 NO GERMAN WITH K-12 CERT 16.0501 Yes GRAPHIC DESIGN (MINOR) 50.0409 NO HEALTH BEHAVIORAL SCI (CONC) 51.2299 NO 124 HEALTH INFO TECHNOLOGY (CONC) 51.0707 NO HEALTH SCIENCES 51.9999 NO HISTORY 54.0101 NO 124 HISTORY (MINOR) 54.0101 NO HISTORY WITH SECONDARY CERT 54.0101 Yes HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT (MINOR) 52.1005 NO 124 HUMAN RESOURCE MGT (MINOR) 52.1001 NO HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT 52.1005 NO HUMAN RESOURCES MGT 52.1001 NO 128 INDEPEND MAJOR - LIBERAL ARTS 24.0101 NO 124 INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 14.3501 NO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 11.0103 NO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (MINOR) 11.0103 NO INSTRUMENTAL/GENERAL MUSIC ED 13.1312 NO 128 INSTRUMENTAL/GENL MUSIC ED/PERFORM 13.1312 NO INTEGRATIVE HOLISTIC MEDICINE (CONC) 51.3300 NO INTEGRATIVE STUDIES 24.0199 NO 124 INTERNATIONAL MGT (MINOR) 52.1101 NO 128 INTERNATIONAL ORIENTATION (MINOR) 14.9999 NO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 45.0901 NO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS(MINOR) 45.0901 NO ISLAMIC STUDIES (MINOR) 38.0205 NO JAPANESE LANGUAGE & CIVILIZATION (MINOR) 16.0302 NO 124 Rev. 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Oakland University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT JAPANESE LANGUAGE (MINOR) 16.0302 NO SLAVIC STUDIES (MINOR) 05.0118 NO JAPANESE LANGUAGES & LITERATURES 16.0302 NO SOCIAL WORK, BSW 44.0701 NO 124 JAPANESE LANGUAGES & LITERATURES (MINOR) 16.0302 NO SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 NO 124 JAPANESE-MODIFIED 16.0302 NO SOCIOLOGY (MINOR) 45.1101 NO JAZZ STUDIES (MINOR) 50.0910 NO SOCIOLOGY W/CONC IN LINGUISTICS 45.1101 NO JOURNALISM 09.0401 NO 124 SOCIOLOGY W/SPEC IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE 45.1101 NO JOURNALISM (MINOR) 09.0401 NO SOCIOLOGY/ANTHROPOLOGY 45.1301 NO 124 JUDAIC STUDIES (MINOR) 38.0206 NO SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES (MINOR) 05.0112 NO LATIN AMER LANG. & CIV. 05.0107 NO 124 SPANISH (MOD. MAJOR) 16.0905 NO 124 LATIN AMER STUDIES 05.0107 NO 124 SPANISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE 16.0905 NO 124 LATIN AMER STUDIES (MINOR) 05.0107 NO SPANISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE (MINOR) 16.0905 NO LIBERAL STUDIES 24.0101 NO SPANISH LANGUAGE (MINOR) 16.0905 NO LINGUISTICS 16.0102 NO 124 SPANISH WITH K-12 CERT 16.0905 Yes LINGUISTICS (CONC) 16.0102 NO STUDIO ART 50.0702 NO LINGUISTICS (MINOR) 16.0102 NO STUDIO ART - SPEC IN DRAWING 50.0705 NO LINGUISTICS-MODIFIED WITH COMP SCIENCE MAJOR 16.0102 NO STUDIO ART - SPEC IN NEW MEDIA 50.0799 NO MANGEMENT INFO SYSTEMS (MINOR) 52.1201 NO STUDIO ART - SPEC IN PAINTING 50.0708 NO MARKETING 52.1401 NO 128 STUDIO ART - SPEC IN PHOTOGRAPHY 50.0605 NO MARKETING (MINOR) 52.1401 NO STUDIO ART (MINOR) 50.0702 NO MATHEMATICS (MINOR) 27.0101 NO STUDIO ART K-12 50.0702 Yes 124 MATHEMATICS WITH SECONDARY CERT 27.0101 Yes STUDIO ART K-12-SPEC IN DRAWING 50.0705 Yes 124 MATHEMATICS, BA 27.0101 NO 124 STUDIO ART K-12-SPEC IN NEW MEDIA 50.0799 Yes 124 MATHEMATICS, BS 27.0101 NO 124 STUDIO ART K-12-SPEC IN PAINTING 50.0708 Yes 124 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1901 NO 128 STUDIO ART K-12-SPEC INPHOTOGRAPHY 50.0605 Yes 124 MEDICAL ASSISTANT STUDIES (CONC) 51.1102 NO SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY (CONC) 51.0909 NO MEDICAL PHYSICS 26.0203 NO 124 TEACHING ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE (MINOR) 13.1401 NO MGT INFO SYSTEMS 52.1201 NO 128 THEATER 50.0501 NO 124 MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES 05.0108 NO THEATRE - DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY 50.0502 NO MUSIC 50.0901 NO 124 THEATRE (MINOR) 50.0501 NO MUSIC - PIANO PERFORMANCE 50.0907 NO THREE SCIENCE (MINOR) 40.9999 NO MUSIC - VOCAL PERFORMANCE 50.0908 NO TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT (MINOR) 52.1005 NO MUSIC (MINOR) 50.0901 NO TWO MODERN LANGUAGES 16.0101 NO 124 MUSICAL THEATRE, BFA 50.0509 NO TWO SCIENCE (MINOR) 40.0101 NO MUSIC-INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE 50.0903 NO 128 URBAN STUDIES (CONC) 45.0601 NO 124 NURSING 51.3801 NO 125 WELLNESS, HEALTH PROMO & INJURY PREV 51.9999 NO NURSING (COMPLETION SEQUENCE) 51.3801 NO WELLNESS, HEALTH PROMO & INJURY PREV(MINOR) 51.9999 NO NUTRITION & HEALTH (MINOR) 19.0501 NO WOMEN & GENDER STUDIES 05.0207 NO 124 OCCUP'L HEALTH & SAFETY 51.2206 NO 136 WOMEN & GENDER STUDIES (MINOR) 05.0207 NO OCCUP'L SAFETY & HEALTH (MINOR) 51.2206 NO WORLD MUSIC (MINOR) 50.0999 NO OCCUP'L THERAPY ASST STUDIES (CONC) 51.0803 NO WRITING & RHETORIC 23.1301 NO OPERATIONS MGT 52.0205 NO 128 WRITING & RHETORIC (MINOR) 23.1301 NO OPERATIONS MGT (MINOR) PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY (MINOR) PHILOSOPHY W/CONC IN LINGUISTICS PHILOSOPHY-MODIFIED PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASST STUDIES (CONC) PHYSICS (MINOR) PHYSICS W/SECONDARY CERT PHYSICS, BA PHYSICS, BS POLITICAL SCIENCE POLITICAL SCIENCE (MINOR) PRE PROF MED. DENT, OPTOMETRY, VET & PHYSICIAN ASSIST PRE-HEALTH PROF STUDIES (CONC) PREMED: MED, DENT, OPT, VET PRE-PHARMACY (CONC) PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY (CONC) PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY (MINOR) PSYCHOLOGY W/CONC IN LINGUISTICS PUBLIC ADMIN & PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC ADMIN & PUBLIC POLICY (MINOR) PUBLIC RELATIONS (MINOR) QUANTITATIVE METHODS (MINOR) RELIGIOUS STUDIES (CONC) RESPIRATORY THERAPY (CONC) 52.0205 NO 38.0101 NO 124 38.0101 NO 38.0101 NO 38.0101 NO 51.2308 NO 40.0801 NO 40.0801 YES 40.0801 NO 124 40.0801 NO 124 45.1001 NO 124 45.1001 NO 51.1102 NO 124 51.2299 NO 51.1102 NO 51.1103 NO 51.2308 NO 42.0101 NO 124 42.0101 NO 42.0101 NO 44.0401 NO 124 44.0401 NO 09.0902 NO 124 52.1301 NO 128 38.0201 NO 124 51.0812 NO LEVEL - 6 AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES CLINICAL EXERCISE SCIENCE COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE & WELLNESS CONDUCTING CORPORATE & WORKSITE WELLNESS EXERCISE SCIENCE INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION MICROCOMPUTER APPLICA-ADVANCED (CERT) MICROCOMPUTER APPS IN EDUCATION (CERT) MUSIC EDUCATION NEUROLOGICAL REHABILITATION ONCOLOGY REHABILITATION ORTHOPEDIC MANUAL PHYS THERAPY (CERT) ORTHOPEDICS PEDIATRIC REHABILITATION (CERTIFICATE) PIANO PEDAGOGY PIANO PERFORMANCE PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT STATISTICAL METHODS CERTIFICATE TEACHING & LEARNING FOR REHAB PROFLS TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE VOCAL PEDAGOGY 13.1013 YES 32 26.0101 NO 16 31.0505 NO 18 51.9999 NO 16 50.0906 NO 16 51.2206 NO 18 31.0505 NO 18 50.0903 NO 16 13.9999 NO 20 13.9999 NO 16 13.9999 NO 16 13.1312 NO 16 51.2308 NO 17 51.2308 NO 17 51.2308 NO 17 51.2308 NO 17 51.2308 NO 17 50.0912 NO 16 50.0912 NO 16 15.1501 NO 15 27.0501 NO 20 51.2308 NO 17 13.1401 NO 20 50.0912 NO 16 Rev. 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Oakland University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT VOCAL PERFORMANCE 50.0907 NO 16 FINANCE 52.0801 NO 15 LEVEL - 7 ACCOUNTING ADULT GERONTOLOGICAL NURSE PRACTITIONER APPLIED STATISTICS BIOLOGY, MA BIOLOGY, MS BUSINESS ADMIN CHEMISTRY CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST-ADULT COMMUNICATION COMPUTER SCIENCE CONDUCTING COUNSELING-MA EARLY CHILDHOOD-MED EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP EDUCATIONAL STUDIES ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER ENGINEERING ELEMENTARY EDUCATION EMBEDDED SYSTEMS ENGINEERING MGT 52.0301 NO 33 51.3821 NO 47 27.0501 NO 36 26.0101 NO 36 26.0101 NO 36 52.0201 NO 36-4 40.0501 NO 32 51.3803 NO 40 09.0100 NO 11.0101 NO 32-3 50.0906 NO 36 13.1101 NO 48 13.121 NO 36 13.0401 NO 36 13.0301 NO 35 14.1001 NO 32 13.1202 NO 35 14.0902 NO 32 15.1501 NO 42-4 GENERAL MGT HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION HIGHER EDUCATION HUMAN RESOURCES MGT INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LOCAL GOVERNMENT MGT MARKETING MGT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MUSIC EDUCATION NONPROFIT ORG AND MGT NURSING ANESTHESIA NURSING EDUCATION PIANO PEDAGOGY PIANO PERFORMANCE PRODUCTION/OPERATION MGT. READING, LANG ARTS & LITERATURE (CERT) VOCAL PEDAGOGY VOCAL PERFORMANCE LEVEL - 17 52.0101 NO 15 51.0701 NO 16 13.0406 NO 16 52.1001 NO 15 50.0903 NO 16 52.1101 NO 15 44.0401 NO 16 52.1401 NO 15 52.1201 NO 15 13.1312 NO 16 52.0206 NO 16 51.3804 NO 40 51.3817 NO 16 50.0912 NO 16 50.0907 NO 16 52.0205 NO 15 13.1315 Yes 16 50.0912 NO 16 50.0908 NO 16 ENGLISH 23.0101 NO 36 APPLIED MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE 27.0301 NO 90 EXECUTIVE MBA 52.0201 NO 36-4 BIOMED SCI-HEALTH & ENV CHEMISTRY 40.0599 NO 90 EXERCISE SCIENCE 31.0505 NO 36 BIOMED SCI-MED. PHYS. 26.0203 NO 90 FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER 51.3805 NO 45 BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES: BILOGICAL COMM 26.0101 NO HISTORY 54.0101 NO 38 COMP SCI & INFORMATICS 11.0103 NO 80 INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 14.3501 NO 32 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.121 NO 80 INDUSTRIAL APPLIED MATHEMATICS 27.0301 NO 36 EDUCATION: COUNSELING 13.1101 NO 84 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MGT 52.1201 NO 33 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 13.0401 NO 76 INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE 50.0903 NO 36 ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER ENGINEERING 14.1001 NO LIBERAL STUDIES 24.0101 NO 37 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1901 NO 80 LINGUISTICS 16.0102 NO 36 MUSIC EDUCATION 13.1312 NO 76 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 NO 36 PHYSICAL THERAPY DSC PT 51.2308 NO 90 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1901 NO 32 READING EDUCATION 13.1315 NO 92 MECHATRONICS 14.4201 NO SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 14.2701 NO 80 MUSIC EDUCATION NURSE ANESTHETIST-MSN NURSING EDUCATION PHYSICAL THERAPY MS PHYSICS PIANO PEDAGOGY 13.1312 NO 36 51.3804 NO 55 51.3817 NO 36-3 51.2308 NO 36 40.0801 NO 36 50.0912 NO 36 LEVEL - 18 DOCTOR OF MEDICINE DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE PHYSICAL THERAPY - DPT TRANSITIONAL PHYSICAL THERAPY 51.1201 NO 51.3818 NO 32 51.2308 NO 122-51.2308 NO 26-3 PIANO PERFORMANCE 50.0907 NO 36 PUBLIC ADMIN 44.0401 NO 40 READING & LANGUAGE ARTS-MAT 13.1315 NO 36-4 RN TO MSN 51.3899 NO 30-3 SAFETY MGT 51.2206 NO 32 SECONDARY EDUCATION 13.1205 NO 46 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING & INFORMATION TECHOLOGY 11.0103 NO 32-3 SPECIAL EDUCATION-MED 13.1001 NO 48 SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 14.2701 NO 32 TEACHER LEADERSHIP 13.9999 NO 35 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT 52.1005 NO 40 VOCAL PEDAGOGY 50.0912 NO 36 VOCAL PERFORMANCE 50.0908 NO 36 LEVEL - 8 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 NO 15 ADULT GERONTOLOGICAL NURSE PRACTITIONER 51.3821 NO 10 O ADV READING, LANG ARTS & LIT (CERT) 13.1315 Yes 32 BUSINESS ECONOMICS 52.0601 NO 15 CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST-ADULT 51.3803 NO 15 CONDUCTING 50.0906 NO 16 CRIMINAL JUSTICE LEADERSHIP 43.0103 NO 16 EDUCATION SEPCIALIST-EARLY EDUCATION & INTERVENTION 13.1210 36 EDUCATION SPECIALIST-LEADERSHIP 13.0401 36 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0799 NO 15 FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER 51.3805 NO 15-2 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 3 of 3

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Saginaw Valley State University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Saginaw Valley State University 002314 www.svsu.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 7400 Bay Road University Center MI 48710 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Jennifer Pahl, Director Robert Lemuel, Director Mike Watson, Athletic Director Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 989.964.4200 989.964.4103 989.964.7310 Email Address Email Address Email Address admissions@svsu.edu lemuel@svsu.edu mewatson@svsu.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 0.65 - Freshmen (first year) 1,313 1,708 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 30 - All Undergraduates 3,672 4,975 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 12.2 2.8 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall May-August May-August Semester Quarter Winter November November #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) March March March March HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Undergraduate Admissions 989.964.4200 admissions@svsu.edu Undergraduate Admissions 989.964.4200 admissions@svsu.edu Undergraduate Admissions 989.964.4200 admissions@svsu.edu Undergraduate Admissions 989.964.4200 admissions@svsu.edu Disability Services 989.964.4168 clbw@svsu.edu Registrar 989.964.4085 registrar@svsu.edu Undergraduate Admissions 989.964.4200 admissions@svsu.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Saginaw Valley State University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2057 Minimum 17 and/or 2.500 ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 22 3.21 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall by Oct. 31 (prior year) by February 1 Application $25.00 ROLLING Winter by October 1 by October 1 Matriculation NONE by February 1 by February 1 Housing $200.00 WITH APPLICATION by February 1 by February 1 Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score Comments Orientation fee is $55 for freshmen, $20 for transfers, and $75 for internationals. "Deferred payment arrangements available" is checked above to represent the SVSU Payment Option Plan. Please speak with an admissions counselor regarding questions about admission. ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $7,815.00 $18,348.00 In-State (4-year school) SEE COMMENT BELOW $1,200.00 $1,200.00 $8,000.00 $8,000.00 $2,007.00 $2,007.00 $1,028.00 $1,028.00 In-District (2-year school) $20,050.00 $30,583.00 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $260.50 $460.40 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registrar 989.964.4259 jcl@svsu.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall January 1 January 1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter January 1 January 1 ### Complete the institutuion's own form January 1 January 1 January 1 January 1 Comments *Domiciled in MI for a period of at least six months, w/ the intent of making MI his/her perm. home, or entering MI from another state for the purpose of accepting an offer of perm. employment in MI w/ the intent of making MI his/her perm. home.

Saginaw Valley State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 5 VISUAL ARTS EDUC 50.0701 Yes 124 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 No 124 LEVEL - 6 APPLIED MATHEMATICS 27.0301 No 124 ADAPTED PHYS EDUCATION ENDRSMNT 13.1099 No 11 APPLIED STUDIES 30.9999 No 124 AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER ENDRSMNT 13.1013 No 45 ART 50.0701 No 124 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS ENDRSMNT 13.1014 No 45 ATHLETIC TRAINING 51.0913 No 124 COMP SCIENCE ENDRSMNT FOR SECONDARY TEACHERS 11.0101 No 22 BIOCHEMISTRY 26.0202 No 124 EMOTIONALLY IMPAIRED ENDRSMNT 13.1005 No 43 BIOLOGY 26.0101 No 124 ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE ENDRSMNT 32.0109 No 21 BIOLOGY TEACHER CERT 26.0101 Yes 124 LEARNING DISABILITIES ENDRSMNT 13.1011 No 43 BUSINESS CHEMISTRY CHEMICAL PHYSICS CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY TEACHER CERT COMM COMM & THEATRE TEACHER CERT COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS COMPUTER SCIENCE CREATIVE WRITING CRIMINAL JUSTICE ECONOMICS (B.A.) ECONOMICS (B.B.A.) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ELEMENTARY EDUC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MGT ENGLISH ENGLISH TEACHER CERT EXERCISE SCIENCE FINANCE FINE ARTS FRENCH FRENCH TEACHER CERT GENERAL BUSINESS GRAPHIC DESIGN HEALTH SCIENCE HISTORY HISTORY TEACHER CERT INDUSTRIAL MGT INTEGRATED SCIENCE, GR 6-12 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL STUDIES MARKETING MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS TEACHER CERT MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 40.0599 No 124 40.0508 No 124 40.0501 No 124 40.0501 Yes 124 09.0101 No 124 09.0101 Yes 124 11.0501 No 124 11.0101 No 124 23.0501 No 124 43.0104 No 124 45.0601 No 124 52.0601 No 124 14.1001 No 124 13.1202 Yes 124 15.0699 No 124 23.0101 No 124 13.1305 Yes 124 31.0505 No 124 52.0801 No 124 50.0702 No 124 16.0901 No 124 16.0901 Yes 124 52.0101 No 124 50.0409 No 124 51.1199 No 124 54.0101 No 124 54.0101 Yes 124 52.0205 No 124 13.1316 Yes 124 52.1101 No 124 30.2001 No 124 52.1499 No 124 27.0101 No 124 27.0101 Yes 124 14.1901 No 124 LEVEL - 7 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE BUSINESS ADMIN CHIEF SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFICIAL COMM AND DIGITAL MEDIA EARLY CHILDHOOD CLASSROOM TEACHING EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP E-LEARNING ELEMENTARY CLASSROOM TEACHING ENERGY AND MATERIALS HEALTH LEADERSHIP INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASSROOM TEACHING NATURAL SCIENCE TEACHING - ELEMENTARY NATURAL SCIENCE TEACHING - MIDDLE GRADES NATURAL SCIENCE TEACHING - SECONDARY NURSING OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PHYSICAL EDUC PRINCIPALSHIP READING EDUC RN TO MSN SECONDARY CLASSROOM TEACHING SPECIAL EDUC SUPERINTENDENCY URBAN TEACHING LEVEL - 8 ATHLETIC DIRECTORSHIP CENTRAL OFFICE AND SUPERINTENDENCY CURRICULUM DIRECTORSHIP EARLY CHILDHOOD DIRECTORSHIP PRINCIPALSHIP SPECIAL EDUC DIRECTOR TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST 44.0401 No 33 52.0201 No 37 13.0499 No 33 09.0702 No 33 13.1204 No 33 13.0401 No 33 13.1321 No 33 13.1202 No 48 15.9999 No 30 51.1602 No 33 13.1321 No 36 13.1203 No 36 13.1316 No 33 13.1316 No 33 13.1316 No 33 51.1601 No 39 51.2306 No 68 51.2309 No 35 13.0401 No 33 13.1315 No 36 51.1601 No 39 13.1205 No 51 13.1011 No 38 13.0401 No 33 13.0410 No 36 13.0401 No 30 13.0401 No 30 13.0401 No 30 13.0401 No 30 13.0401 No 30 13.0401 No 30 13.0401 No 12 MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 51.1005 No 124 MGT 52.0201 No 124 MUSIC 50.0901 No 124 MUSIC EDUC 50.0901 Yes 124 NURSING 51.1601 No 124 OPTICAL PHYSICS 40.0807 No 124 PHYSICAL EDUC TEACHER EDUC 13.1314 Yes 124 PHYSICS 40.0801 No 124 PHYSICS TEACHER CERT 40.0801 Yes 124 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 No 124 POLITICAL SCIENCE - PUBLIC ADMIN 44.0401 No 124 PROFESSIONAL & TECHNICAL WRITING 23.1101 No 124 PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY 52.0301 No 124 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 No 124 RN TO BSN 51.1601 No 124 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 No 124 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 No 124 SPANISH 16.0905 No 124 SPANISH TEACHER CERT 16.0905 Yes 124 SPECIAL EDUC - ELEMENTARY 13.1001 Yes 124 SPECIAL EDUC - SECONDARY 13.1001 Yes 124 THEATRE 50.0501 No 124 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) University of Michigan SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage University of Michigan 002325 www.umich.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 515 E. Jefferson Ann Arbor MI 48109 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Office of Undergraduate Admissions Office of Financial Aid Athletic Department Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 734.764.7433 734.763.6600 734.647.BLUE Email Address Email Address Email Address None financial.aid@umich.edu None STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 32% - Freshmen (first year) 3243 3238 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 37% - All Undergraduates 13759 13268 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 23% 6% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Sept 2 Sept 2 Semester Quarter Winter Jan 3 Jan 3 #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) Trimester Apr 30 June 26 Apr 30 June 26 HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Undergraduate Admissions 734.764.7433 Huetwell Visitors Center 734.647.5692 Office of New Student Programs 734.764.6413 onsp@umich.edu Undergraduate Admissions 734.764.7433 Services for Students w/disabilities 734.763.3000 sswdoffice@umich.edu none available Undergraduate Admissions 734.764.7433

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION University of Michigan Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 28-32 1960-2200 3.8 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) ACT or SAT ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall February 1* March 1** Application $65.00 February 1 Winter October 1 October 1** Matriculation $200.00 May 1 February 1 February 1** Housing February 1 February 1** Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score Comments *Admission is rolling; we encourage submitting an application as early as possible. Applicants to LSA, Engineering, Nursing, and Kinesiology are eligible for our Early Action program; deadline is November 1. **Deadlines vary by school/college. See www.admissions.umich.edu. ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $12,634.00 $37,782.00 In-State (4-year school) See the U-M residency guidelines at $1,048.00 $1,048.00 www.umich.edu/~regoff/ resreg.html $9,468.00 $9,468.00 $2,054.00 $2,054.00 $25,204.00 $50,352.00 In-District (2-year school) Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Residency Classification Office 734.764.1400 FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid Freshmen Transfer To apply for financial aid, a student must ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall April 30, 2011 April 30, 2011 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter January 15, 2012 January 15, 2012 ### Complete the institutuion's own form March 15, 2012 March 15, 2012 March 15, 2012 March 15, 2012 Comments Please contact the Office of Financial Aid with any questions at 734.763.6600 or financial.aid@umich.edu. Estimated cost for transportation is included in the Misc and Personal allowance above.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-ANN ARBOR CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 4 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AFROAMERICAN & AFRICAN ST AMERICAN CULTURE ANCIENT & BIBLICAL ST-NE ANCIENT CIVIL & BIBLIC ST ANTHROPOLOGY ARAB,ARM,PERS,TURK & ISLAMIC S ARAB,PERS,TURK & ISLAMI ARABIC STUDIES-NE ARCHITECTURE ART EDUCATION ARTS AND IDEAS ASIAN STUDIES ASIAN STUDIES: CHINA ASIAN STUDIES: JAPAN ASIAN STUDIES: S&SE ASIA ASTRONOMY ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS ATHLETIC TRAINING ATMOS OCEAN & SPACE SC ATMOSPHERIC & OCEANIC SCI BIOCHEMISTRY BIOLOGY BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES BIOPHYSICSCHEM BIOPSYCH & COGNIT SCIENCE BRAIN,BEHAVIOR & COGNIT SC BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CELLULAR & MOLEC BIOLOGY CERAMICS CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY CHINESE CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENG CIVIL ENGINEERING CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY CLASSICAL CIVILIZATION CLASSICAL LANG & LIT COMMUNICATION COMPARATIVE LITERATURE COMPOSITION COMPUTER ENGINEERING COMPUTER SCIENCE CREATIVE WRITING-LITERATURE DANCE DENTAL HYGIENE DESIGN DESIGN AND PRODUCTION DRAMA EARTH SCIENCES EARTH SYS SC & ENG ECONOMICS EDUCATION ELEM EDUCATION SEC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING ENGINEERING PHYSICS ENGINEERING SCIENCE ENGLISH ENVIRON POLICY & BEHAVIOR ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCES ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE ENG FIBERS 14.0201 128 05.0201 120 05.0102 120 05.0108 120 05.0108 120 45.0201 120 16.1199 120 16.1199 120 16.1101 120 04.0201 120 13.1302 128 24.0103 120 05.0103 120 05.0104 120 05.0104 120 05.0113 120 40.0201 120 40.0201 120 51.0913 120 40.0401 128 40.0401 128 26.0202 120 26.0101 120 26.9999 120 26.0203 120 42.9999 120 42.9999 120 52.0201 120 26.0406 120 50.0711 128 14.0701 128 40.0501 120 16.0301 120 14.0801 128 14.0801 128 30.2202 120 30.2201 120 16.1200 120 09.0101 120 16.0104 120 50.0904 120 14.0901 128 11.0101 120 23.0501 120 50.0301 Yes 120 51.0602 128 50.0401 128 50.0502 120 50.0501 120 40.0601 120 14.3901 128 45.0601 120 13.1202 Yes 130 13.1205 Yes 130 14.1001 128 14.0101 128 14.1201 128 14.1301 128 23.0801 120 03.0201 120 03.0103 120 04.0401 120 40.0699 120 40.0699 120 14.1401 128 50.0712 128 FILM AND VIDEO STUDIES FRENCH GENERAL BIOLOGY GENERAL PHYSICS GENERAL STUDIES GEOGRAPHY GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES GERMAN GRAPHIC DESIGN GREEK HEBREW & JEWISH CULT STD HEBREW STUDIES-NE HISTORY HISTORY OF ART HUMAN NUTRITION HUMANITIES INDIVIDUALIZED CONCENTRAT INDUSTRIAL & OPER ENG INDUSTRIAL DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTRNATL STUDIES-W EUROPE IRANIAN STUDIES-NE ISLAMIC STUDIES-NE ITALIAN JAPANESE JAZZ & CONTEMPLATIVE STD JAZZ & CONTEMPORARY IMPROV JAZZ STUDIES JOURNALISM JUDAIC STUDIES KINESIOLOGY LANDSCAPE DESIGN & PLAN LATIN LATIN AMER & CARIBBEAN ST LATINO STUDIES LINGUISTICS LITERATURE MATERIALS & METALLURGICAL MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGIN MATHEMATICS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN ST MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE ST METALWORK & JEWELRY DESGN METEOROLOGY MICROBIOLOGY MID EAST & N AFRICAN ST MIXED MEDIA MODERN GREEK MOVEMENT SCIENCE MUSIC MUSIC AND TECHNOLOGY MUSIC EDUCATION MUSIC EDUCATION CHORAL MUSIC HISTORY MUSIC THEORY MUSICAL THEATRE NAT RES - BIOPHYSICS NAT RES - SOCIOBEHAVIOR NATURAL RESOURCES NAVAL ARCH & MARINE ENG NEAR EAST & N AFRICA STDY NEAR EASTERN CIVILIZATION NEAR EASTERN STUDIES DEPT NEUROSCIENCE 50.0601 120 16.0901 120 26.0101 120 40.0801 120 24.0102 120 45.0701 120 40.0601 120 16.0501 120 50.0409 128 16.1202 120 16.1102 120 16.1102 120 54.0101 120 50.0703 120 30.1901 120 24.0103 120 30.9999 120 14.3501 128 50.0404 128 50.0408 128 30.9999 120 05.0108 120 38.0205 120 16.0902 120 16.0302 120 50.0910 120 50.0910 120 50.0902 120 09.0401 120 38.0206 120 31.0505 120 04.0601 120 16.1203 120 05.0107 120 05.0203 120 16.0102 120 23.9999 120 14.2001 128 14.3101 128 27.0101 120 14.1901 128 51.1005 120 51.2004 122 30.1301 120 30.1301 120 50.0713 128 40.0401 128 26.0502 120 05.0108 120 50.0706 128 16.0601 120 31.0505 120 50.0901 120 50.0901 120 13.1312 120 13.1312 120 50.0902 120 50.0904 120 50.0903 120 03.0201 120 03.0201 120 03.0101 120 14.2201 128 05.0108 120 05.9999 120 05.9999 120 30.2401 120 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 1 of 5

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-ANN ARBOR CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT NUCLEAR ENG & RADIOLOG SC 14.2301 128 APPLIED ECONOMICS 45.0602 33 NUCLEAR ENGINEERING 14.2301 128 APPLIED MECHANICS 14.1101 30 NURSING 51.1601 124 APPLIED PHYSICS 40.0899 30 NURSING R N 51.1601 124 APPLIED STATISTICS 27.0501 36 OCEANOG MRN GEOL & GEOCHEM 40.0607 120 ARCHITECTURE 04.0201 60 OCEANOGRAPHY 40.0607 120 ARCHITECTURE THREE PLUS 04.0201 60 ORGANIZATIONAL STUDIES 52.1003 120 ARCHIVES & RECORDS MGMT 25.0101 36 PERFORMANCE 50.0903 120 ART 50.0701 30 PERFORMING ARTS TECH 50.9999 120 ASIAN LANG & CULT BUDDHST 16.0399 34 PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 51.2003 122 ASIAN LANG & CULT CHINESE 16.0301 34 PHARMACY 51.2001 120 ASIAN LANG & CULT JAPAN 16.0302 34 PHILOSOPHY 38.0101 120 ASIAN LANGUAGES & CULTURES 16.0399 30 PHOTOGRAPHY 50.0799 128 ASIAN STUDIES 05.0103 40 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 13.1314 120 ASIAN STUDIES: CHINA 05.0104 34 PHYSICAL EDUCATION T.E. 13.1314 120 ASIAN STUDIES: JAPAN 05.0104 24 PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY 40.0607 128 ASIAN STUDIES: S&SE ASIA 05.0113 24 PHYSICS 40.0801 120 ASTRONOMY 40.0201 24 PLANT BIOLOGY 26.9999 120 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS 40.0201 24 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 120 ATMOSPHERIC & SPACE SCI 40.0401 30 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 120 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING 14.9999 30 RESOURCE ECOL & MGT 03.0201 120 BIOINFORMATICS 26.1103 30 RESOURCE POLICY & BEHAVIOR 03.0201 120 BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 26.0202 24 RESOURCE POLICY & MANAGEMENT 03.0201 120 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 26.9999 36 RUSSIAN 16.0402 120 BIOLOGY 26.0101 24 RUSSIAN & E EUROPEAN ST 05.0110 120 BIOMATERIALS 51.0505 36 SCANDINAVIAN STUDIES 05.0111 120 BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 14.0501 30 SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION 50.0410 128 BIOPHYSICS 26.0203 24 SCULPTURE 50.0709 128 BIOSTATISTICS 26.1102 48 SECOND CAREER NURSING 51.1601 124 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 60 SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY 45.0299 120 CELL & DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL 26.0499 24 SOCIAL SCIENCE 45.0101 120 CELLULAR & MOLEC BIOLOGY 26.0406 24 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 120 CHAMBER MUSIC STRINGS 50.0911 30 SOUND ENGINEERING 50.0999 120 CHAMBER MUSIC WINDS 50.0903 30 SPANISH 16.0905 120 CHEMICAL BIOLOGY 26.0202 24 SPORT MANAGEMENT 31.0504 120 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 14.0701 30 STATISTICS 27.0501 120 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 24 STUDIES IN RELIGION 38.0201 120 CHURCH MUSIC 50.0903 30 TEACHER EDUCATION 13.1314 120 CIVIL ENGINEERING 14.0801 30 THEATRE 50.0501 120 CLASSICAL ART & ARCHAEOL 30.2201 24 THEATRE & DRAMA 50.0501 120 CLASSICAL STUDIES 16.1200 24 THEATRE PERFORMANCE 50.0501 120 CLASSICAL STUDIES-GREEK 16.1202 24 TURKISH STUDIES NEAR EAST 16.1199 120 CLASSICAL STUDIES-LATIN 16.1203 24 WIND INSTRUMENTS 50.0903 120 CLIN RES DES-STAT ANAL 51.9999 36 WOMEN'S STUDIES 05.0207 120 COLLABORATIVE PIANO 50.0907 30 LEVEL - 5 CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT CULTURE AND COGNITION GAMING & SIMULATION KINESIOLOGY NEAR EAST TEACHING ARABIC PHYS ED-KINESIOLOGY SPATIAL ANALYSIS SPECIALIZATION IN AGING TRANSPORTATION STDIES WOMEN'S STUDIES LEVEL - 6 ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATION AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AEROSPACE SCIENCE AMERICAN CULTURE ANATOMY & CELL BIOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY & HISTORY APP REM SENSING & GEOINF APPLIED & INTERDISCIP MATH 30.9999 18 42.9999 18 45.9999 18 31.0505 18 16.1101 18 13.1314 19 30.9999 18 30.9999 18 30.9999 15 05.0207 18 52.0301 60 44.0701 56 14.0201 30 14.0201 30 05.0102 24 26.0403 32 45.0201 24 45.0201 24 14.9999 30 27.0399 24 COMM ORG/ADULTS & ELDERLY COMM ORG/AGING IN FAM & SOC COMM ORG/CHILDREN & YOUTH COMM ORG/COMM & SOC SYSTEM COMM ORG/HEALTH COMM ORG/MENTAL HEALTH COMMUNICATION STUDIES COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION COMPARATIVE LAW COMPARATIVE LITERATURE COMPOSITION COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENG CONCURRENT MARINE DESIGN CONDUCTING BAND CONDUCTING CHORAL CONDUCTING ORCHESTRAL CONSTRUCTION ENG & MGT CREATIVE WRITING DANCE DENTAL HYGIENE DENTAL MATERIALS DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH 44.0201 56 44.0201 56 44.0201 56 44.0201 56 44.0201 56 44.0201 56 09.9999 31 51.1611 48 44.0201 56 22.0201 24 16.0104 30 50.0904 30 14.0901 30 14.9999 30 50.0906 30 50.0906 30 50.0906 30 14.0801 30 23.0501 36 50.0301 54 51.0602 30 51.0501 40 51.2299 36 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 2 of 5

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-ANN ARBOR CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT DENTURE PROSTHODONTICS 51.0501 40 JUDAIC STUDIES 38.0206 24 DEVELOPMENT & POPULATION 30.9999 30 KEYBOARD INSTRUMENTS 50.0907 30 DISPLAY TECH & MANUFAC 14.9999 30 KINESIOLOGY 31.0505 24 EARLY KEYBOARD INSTRUMENT 50.0907 30 LAB PRAC EPIDEMIOLOGY 26.1309 36 ECOLOGY & EVOLUT BIOLOGY 26.1301 40 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 04.0601 40 ECONOMICS 45.0601 30 LAW 22.0201 24 EDUCATIONAL STUDIES 13.0101 30 LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERV 25.0101 36 ELEC ENG&ATM OCEAN SP SCI 14.9999 30 LINGUISTICS 16.0102 30 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 14.1001 30 LONG TERM CARE 51.9999 36 ELECTRICAL ENGIN-SYSTEMS 14.0101 30 MACROMOLECULAR SCI & ENG 40.0507 30 ELECTRICAL SCIENCE 14.1001 30 MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES 44.0701 56 ENDODONTICS 51.0506 45 MANUFACTURING 14.3601 30 ENGINEERING MATERIALS 14.1801 30 MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGINE 14.3101 30 ENGLISH LANG & LIT 23.0101 30 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 24 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 14.1401 30 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1901 30 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 51.2202 36 MED & BIOL ILLUSTRATION 51.2703 56 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCI 51.2202 36 MEDIA ARTS 50.9999 30 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 26.1309 30 MEDICAL CARE ADMIN 51.0701 36 EPIDEMIOLOGY 26.1309 42 MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING 51.1612 36 EVALUATION 44.0701 56 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY 51.2004 28 F.E. L&L - CHINESE 16.0301 30 METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING 14.2001 30 F.E. L&L - JAPANESE 16.0302 30 MGT HUM SER/COMM & SOC SYS 44.0701 60 FAR EAST. L&L - BUDDHIST 16.0399 30 MGT HUM SERV/ADULTS & ELD 44.0701 60 FINANCIAL ENGINEERING 14.9999 30 MGT HUM SERV/AGING IN FAM 44.0701 60 GEOGRAPHY 45.0701 24 MGT HUM SERV/CHLD & YOUTH 44.0701 60 GEOLOGY 40.0601 32 MGT HUM SERV/HEALTH 44.0701 60 GERMANIC LANG & LIT 16.0501 24 MGT HUM SERV/MENT HLTH 44.0701 60 GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING 51.1699 37 MICROBIOLOGY 26.0502 28 GLOBAL AUTOMOTIVE & MFG E 14.9999 30 MINERALOGY 40.0699 32 HEALTH GERONTOLOGY 51.2299 36 MOD MID E & N AFRICAN ST 05.0108 30 HEALTH MANAGEMENT & POLIC 51.0701 36 MOD NEAR E & N AFRICAN ST 05.0108 40 HEALTH MANAGEMENT & POLICY 51.2299 36 MOL & INTEGRTV PHYSIOLOGY 26.0901 30 HEALTH PLANNING & ADMIN 51.0799 36 MOLEC, CELL & DEV BIOLOGY 26.0204 24 HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH 51.0799 36 MUSEUM PRACTICE 30.1401 30 HIGHER & POSTSECONDARY ED 13.0101 40 MUSIC COMPOSITION 50.0904 30 HISTORY 54.0101 24 MUSIC EDUCATION 13.1312 30 HISTORY OF ART 50.0703 30 MUSIC MUSICOLOGY 50.0902 30 HLTH & HLTH CARE RESEARCH 51.9999 60 MUSIC THEORY 50.0904 30 HLTH BEHAVIOR & HLTH EDUC 51.2207 36 NATURAL RES & ENVIRONMENT 03.0101 40 HLTH SERV MGT & IND ENGIN 51.9999 60 NATURAL RESOURCES 03.0101 40 HLTH SERV MGT & POL 51.0701 36 NAVAL ARCH & MARINE ENG 14.2201 30 HOSP & MOLECULAR EPIDEM 26.1309 36 NEAR EAST LANG & LIT 16.1199 30 HOSPITAL ADM-INDUST ENGIN 51.9999 30 NEAR EAST TEACHING ARABIC 16.1101 30 HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION 51.0701 36 NEAR EASTERN STUDIES 16.1199 30 HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION 11.0401 40 NEUROLOGY 26.0906 30 HUMAN GENETICS 26.0806 30 NEUROSCIENCE 30.2401 36 HUMAN NUTRITION 30.1901 36 NUCLEAR ENG & RADIOLOG SC 14.2301 30 IMPROVISATION 50.0903 30 NUCLEAR ENGINEERING 14.2301 30 IND INTERDEPT DEGREE PROG 30.9999 30 NUCLEAR SCIENCE 14.2301 30 INDUSTRIAL & OPER ENG 14.3501 30 NURSE HEALTH SERVICES ADM 51.1602 30 INDUSTRIAL HEALTH 51.9999 36 NURSING 51.1601 30 INFO & LIBRARY STUDIES 11.0401 40 NURSING ADMINISTRATION 51.1602 43 INFORM ECON, MGT & POLICY 11.0401 40 NURSING BUS & HEALTH SYSTEMS 51.1602 30 INFORMATION 11.0401 40 NUTRITIONAL SCIENCE 30.1901 30 INT PRAC/ADULTS & ELDERLY 44.0701 60 OCCUPATIONAL ERGONOMICS 14.9999 30 INT PRAC/AGING IN FAM & SOC 44.0701 60 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 51.2206 36 INT PRAC/CHILD & YOUTH 44.0701 60 OCEANIC SCIENCE 40.0607 30 INT PRAC/COMM & SOC SYS 44.0701 60 OCEANOG MRN GEOL & GEOCHEM 40.0607 32 INT PRAC/HEALTH 44.0701 60 OCEANOGRAPHY: PHYSICAL 40.0607 30 INT PRAC/MENTAL HEALTH 44.0701 60 OPHTHALMOLOGY 51.2299 36 INTEGRATED MICROSYSTEMS 14.2701 30 OPTICAL ENGIN & ULTRAFAST 14.9999 30 INTERNATIONAL ECON LAW 22.0210 24 ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURG 51.0507 48 INTERNATIONAL HEALTH 51.2299 36 ORAL DIAGNOSIS & RADIOL 51.0501 40 INTERNATIONAL LAW 22.0209 24 ORAL PATH & DIAGNOSIS 51.0501 40 INTERNATIONAL TAXATION 22.0210 24 ORTHODONTICS 51.0508 48 INTERPERSONAL PRACTICE 44.0701 56 PATHOLOGY 26.0910 68 JOURNALISM 09.0401 30 PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY 51.0509 36 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 3 of 5

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-ANN ARBOR CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT PERFORMANCE 50.0903 30 CIVIL ENGINEERING 14.0801 30 PERIODONTICS 51.0510 45 COGNITIVE SC & COG NEUROSC 42.9999 18 PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY 51.2004 28 COLLABORATIVE PIANO 50.0907 30 PHARMACEUTICAL ENGINEERIN 14.9999 30 COMPLEX SYSTEMS 30.0601 18 PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 51.2003 28 DENTAL HYGIENE 51.0602 30 PHARMACOGNOSY 51.2001 28 EDUCATIONAL STUDIES 13.0101 54 PHARMACOLOGY 26.1001 28 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 14.1001 30 PHARMACY 51.2001 28 EPIDEMIOLOGY 26.1309 18 PHILOSOPHY 38.0101 24 ETHNOMUSICOLOGY 50.0905 30 PHYS ED-KINESIOLOGY 13.1314 30 GREEK & ROMAN HISTORY 54.0199 18 PHYSICS 40.0801 24 INDUSTRIAL & OPER ENG 14.3501 30 PHYSIOLOGICAL ACOUSTICS 51.9999 36 INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY 26.1301 18 PHYSIOLOGY 26.0901 30 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 52.1002 18 PIANO ACCOMP & CHAMBERMUS 50.0907 30 INTERNAT HLTH & SOCIAL DEV 51.2299 18 PIANO PEDAGOGY & PERF 50.0907 30 LATIN AMER & CARIBBEAN ST 05.0107 18 PLANT BIOLOGY 26.9999 24 MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN ST 30.1301 19 PLASTICS ENGINEERING 14.3201 30 MUSEUM STUDIES 30.1401 19 POLICY & PLANNING 44.0701 60 MUSIC EDUCATION 13.1312 30 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 24 MUSIC THEORY PEDAGOGY 50.0904 30 PROSTHODONTICS 51.0511 40 MUSICOLOGY 50.0902 18 PSYCHIAT MENTAL HLTH NURS 51.1610 48 NAVAL ARCH & MARINE ENG 14.2201 30 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 24 NUCLEAR ENGINEERING 14.2301 30 PUB HEALTH POLICY & ADMIN 51.2299 36 PERFORMANCE 50.0903 30 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 44.0401 30 PIANO ACCOMP & CHAMBER MUS 50.0907 30 PUBLIC HEALTH ADMIN 51.0799 36 REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT 52.1501 18 PUBLIC HEALTH GENETICS 51.2299 36 RUSSIAN & E EUROPEAN ST 05.0110 18 PUBLIC POLICY 44.0501 48 SCI, TECH, AND SOCIETY 30.1501 18 RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH 14.9999 30 SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES 05.0112 18 RADIOLOGY 51.1401 36 SURVEY METHODOLOGY 45.9999 18 REMOTE SENSING 30.9999 56 TRANS & LOGISTICS ST 14.0804 30 RESOURCE ECOLOGY & MGT RESOURCE POL & MANAGEMENT RESOURCE POLICY & BEHAVIOR RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY ROM LANG & LIT FRENCH ROM LANG & LIT ROM LING ROM LANG & LIT SPANISH ROMANCE LANG & LIT ITAL RUSSIAN & E EUROPEAN ST SLAVIC LANG & LITERATURE SOCIAL & ADMIN SCIENCES SOCIAL POLICY AND EVALUATION SOCIOLOGY SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES SPACE & PLANETARY PHYSICS SPACE ENGINEERING STATISTICS STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING SURVEY METHODOLOGY SUSTAINABLE SYSTEMS TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION ARTS THEATRE TOXICOLOGY URBAN DESIGN URBAN PLANNING WIND INSTRUMENTS WOMEN'S STUDIES ZOOLOGY LEVEL - 7 03.0201 40 03.0201 40 03.0201 40 51.0599 36 16.0901 24 16.0999 24 16.0905 24 16.0902 24 05.0110 30 16.0400 24 51.2001 28 44.0701 56 45.1101 30 05.0112 40 05.0113 40 40.0899 30 14.9999 30 27.0501 24 14.0803 30 45.9999 30 03.0201 60 14.9999 30 09.0701 30 50.0501 24 26.1004 36 04.0301 40 04.0301 40 50.0903 30 05.0207 40 26.0701 24 LEVEL - 8 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AMERICAN CULTURE ANATOMY & CELL BIOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY & HISTORY APPLIED & INTERDISCIP MATH APPLIED MECHANICS APPLIED PHYSICS ARCHITECTURE ASIAN LANG & CULT BUDDHST ASIAN LANG & CULT CHINESE ASIAN LANG & CULT JAPAN ASIAN LANGUAGES & CULTURES ASTRONOMY ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS ATMOSPHERIC & SPACE SCI BIOENGINEERING BIOINFORMATICS BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY BIOMATERIALS BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING BIOPHYSICS BIOSTATISTICS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CELL & DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL CELL DEVEL & NEURAL BIOL CELLULAR & MOLEC BIOLOGY CHEMICAL BIOLOGY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 14.0201 68 05.0102 68 26.0403 68 45.0201 68 45.0201 68 27.0399 68 14.1101 68 40.0899 68 04.0201 68 16.0399 68 16.0301 68 16.0302 68 16.0399 68 40.0201 68 40.0201 68 40.0401 68 14.0501 68 26.1103 68 26.0202 68 26.0101 68 51.0505 68 14.0501 68 26.0203 68 26.1102 68 52.0201 68 26.0499 68 26.0499 68 26.0406 68 26.0202 68 14.0701 68 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 14.0201 30 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 68 AFROAMER & AFRICAN ST 05.0201 18 CIVIL ENGINEERING 14.0801 68 BIOINFORMATICS 26.1103 18 CLASSICAL ART & ARCHAEOL 30.2201 68 CELLULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY 26.1201 18 CLASSICAL STUDIES 16.1200 68 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 14.0701 30 COMMUNICATION 09.0101 68 CHURCH MUSIC 50.0903 30 COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 16.0104 68 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 4 of 5

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-ANN ARBOR CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT COMPOSITION & MUS THEORY 50.0904 68 MUSIC EDUCATION 13.1312 68 COMPUTER & COMMUN SCIENCE 11.9999 68 MUSIC MUSICOLOGY 50.0902 68 COMPUTER INFO & CONTL ENG 14.0901 68 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 50.0903 68 COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENG 14.0901 68 MUSIC THEORY 50.0904 68 CONDUCTING BAND 50.0906 68 NAT RES - ECONOMICS 03.0201 68 CONDUCTING CHORAL 50.0906 68 NATURAL RESOURCES 03.0101 68 CONDUCTING ORCHESTRAL 50.0906 68 NAVAL ARCH & MARINE ENG 14.2201 68 DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH 51.2299 48 NEAR EAST LANG & LIT 16.1199 68 ECOLOGY & EVOLUT BIOLOGY 26.1301 68 NEAR EASTERN STUDIES 16.1199 68 ECONOMICS 45.0601 68 NEUROSCIENCE 30.2401 68 EDUCATION & PSYCHOLOGY 30.9999 68 NUCLEAR ENG & RADIOLOG SC 14.2301 68 EDUCATIONAL STUDIES 13.0101 68 NUCLEAR ENGINEERING 14.2301 68 ELEC ENG&ATM OCEAN SP SCI 14.9999 47 NUCLEAR SCIENCE 14.2301 68 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 14.1001 68 NURSING 51.1601 68 ELECTRICAL ENGIN-SYSTEMS 14.0101 68 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 51.2206 48 ENGLISH & WOMEN'S STUDIES 23.9999 68 OCEANIC SCIENCE 40.0607 68 ENGLISH AND EDUCATION 13.1305 68 OCEANOG MRN GEOL & GEOCHEM 40.0607 68 ENGLISH LANG & LIT 23.0101 68 OCEANOGRAPHY: PHYSICAL 40.0607 68 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 14.1401 68 ORAL BIOLOGY 51.0503 68 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 51.2202 48 ORAL HEALTH SCIENCES 51.0503 68 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCI 51.2202 48 PATHOLOGY 26.0910 68 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 26.1309 68 PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY 51.2004 68 EPIDEMIOLOGY 26.1309 68 PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 51.2003 68 F.E. L&L - CHINESE 16.0301 68 PHARMACEUTICS 51.2003 68 F.E. L&L - JAPANESE 16.0302 68 PHARMACOGNOSY 51.2001 68 GEOLOGY 40.0601 68 PHARMACOLOGY 26.1001 68 GERMANIC LANG & LIT 16.0501 68 PHARMACY 51.2001 68 GREEK & ROMAN HISTORY 54.0199 68 PHILOSOPHY 38.0101 68 HEALTH POLICY 44.0501 48 PHYS ED-KINESIOLOGY 13.1314 68 HEALTH SERVICE ORG & PLCY 44.9999 50 PHYSICS 40.0801 68 HIGHER & POSTSECONDARY ED 13.0101 68 PHYSIOLOGICAL ACOUSTICS 51.9999 68 HISTORY 54.0101 68 PHYSIOLOGY 26.0901 68 HISTORY & WOMEN'S STUDIES 54.0199 68 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 68 HISTORY OF ART 50.0703 68 PSYCHOL & WOMEN'S STUDIES 42.9999 68 HLTH BEHAVIOR & HLTH EDUC 51.2207 68 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 68 HOSP & MOLECULAR EPIDEM 26.1309 48 PUB POLICY & POLITICAL SC 44.0501 68 HUMAN GENETICS 26.0806 68 PUBLIC HEALTH GENETICS 51.2299 48 IMMUNOLOGY 26.0507 68 PUBLIC POLICY 44.0501 68 IND INTERDEPT DEGREE PROG 30.9999 68 PUBLIC POLICY & ECONOMICS 44.0501 68 INDUSTRIAL & OPER ENG 14.3501 68 PUBLIC POLICY & SOCIOLOGY 44.0501 68 INDUSTRIAL HEALTH 51.9999 68 RESOURCE ECOLOGY & MGT 03.0201 68 INFO & LIBRARY STUDIES 11.0401 68 RESOURCE POLICY & BEHAVIOR 03.0201 68 INFORMATION DOC 11.0401 68 ROM LANG & LIT FRENCH 16.0901 68 INTERNATIONAL HEALTH 51.2299 48 ROM LANG & LIT ROM LING 16.0999 68 KINESIOLOGY 31.0505 68 ROM LANG & LIT SPANISH 16.0905 68 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 04.0601 68 ROMANCE LANG & LIT ITAL 16.0902 68 LAW 22.0201 29 SLAVIC LANG & LITERATURE 16.0400 68 LING & GERMANIC LANG & LIT 16.0102 68 SOCIAL & ADMIN SCIENCES 51.2001 68 LING & ROMANCE LANG & LIT 16.0102 68 SOCIAL WORK & SOC SCIENCE 30.9999 68 LING & SLAVIC LANG & LIT 16.0102 68 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 68 LINGUISTICS 16.0102 68 SPACE & PLANETARY PHYSICS 40.0899 68 MACROMOLECULAR SCI & ENG 40.0507 68 STATISTICS 27.0501 68 MANUFACTURING 14.3601 50 SURVEY METHODOLOGY 45.9999 68 MASS COMMUNICATION 09.0102 68 THEATRE 50.0501 68 MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGIN 14.3101 68 TOXICOLOGY 26.1004 48 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 68 URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING 04.0301 68 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1901 68 URBAN TECH & ENVIRON PLAN 04.0301 68 MED SCIENTIST TRAINING-PR 51.9999 68 WOMEN'S STD & SOCIOLOGY PHD 05.0207 68 MEDICAL CARE ORGANIZATION 51.0701 48 ZOOLOGY 26.0701 68 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIOLOGY & IMMUNOLOGY MINERALOGY MOL & INTEGRTV PHYSIOLOGY 51.2004 68 14.2001 68 26.0502 68 26.0503 68 40.0699 68 26.0901 68 DENTISTRY LAW MEDICINE PHARMACY LEVEL - 9 51.0401 229 22.0101 83 51.1201 175 51.2001 188 MOLEC, CELL & DEV BIOLOGY 26.0204 68 MUSIC COMPOSITION 50.0904 68 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 5 of 5

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) University of Michigan-Dearborn SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage University of Michigan-Dearborn 002326 www.umd.umich.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 4901 Evergreen Road Dearborn MI 48128-2406 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Deb Peffer Katherine M. Allen Steven Rotta Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 313.593.5100 313.593.5300 313.593.5540 Email Address Email Address Email Address admissions@umd.umich.edu ask-ofa@umd.umich.edu umdathletics@umd.umich.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students.1 - Freshmen (first year) 480 441 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0 - All Undergraduates 3451 3773 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 23.5.7 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### No housing on campus. Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions and Orientation 313.593.5100 admissions@umd.umich.edu Admissions and Orientation 313.593.5550 admissions@umd.umich.edu Admissions and Orientation 313 593-5550 admissions@umd.umich.edu Acad Support & Outreach Serv. 313.593.5340 bingle@umd.umich.edu Counseling & Support Services 313.593.5430 counseling@umd.umich.edu Distance Learning 313.593.1392 umd.online.casl@umich.edu Admissions and Orientation 313.593.5100 admissions@umd.umich.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION University of Michigan-Dearborn Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2074 Minimum 21 1000 3.00 ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 24 3.50 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1861 Other (specify) take either ACT or SAT ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall 12/15 6 mos prior to entry Application Winter 10/15 6 mos prior to entry Matriculation 3/15 6 mos prior to entry Housing 3/15 6 mos prior to entry Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score Adv Placemt 3 or better Comments ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $9,788.00 $21,442.10 In-State (4-year school) Contact the University of Michigan $960.00 $960.00 Residency Office at 734.764.1400 for more information. $1,600.00 $1,600.00 $1,556.00 $1,556.00 $1,515.36 $1,515.36 In-District (2-year school) $15,419.36 $27,073.46 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $376.46 $824.70 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Univ of Michigan Residency Office 734.764.1400 http://www.umich.edu/~regoff/resreg.hrml FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid Freshmen Transfer To apply for financial aid, a student must ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall Feb 14 Feb 14 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter Feb 14 Feb 14 ### Complete the institutuion's own form May 1 May 1 Comments Estimated Costs for Tuition and Fees is based on 13 credit hours.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARBORN CIPCODE CERT CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 5 ACCOUNTING AMERICAN STUDIES ANTHROPOLOGY ART HISTORY BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES BIOCHEMISTRY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES CHEMISTRY ACS CERTIFIED CHEMISTRY INSTRUCTIONAL CHILDREN AND FAMILY (BGS) COMMUNICATION COMPUTER & INFO SCIENCE MATH COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENCE COMPUTER ENGINEERING CRIMINAL JUSTICE ECONOMICS EDUC - EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (GENERAL) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS ENGLISH ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES FINANCE 52.0301 123 05.0102 120 45.0201 120 50.0703 120 24.0101 120 26.0202 120 26.0101 YES 120 40.0501 YES 120 40.0599 YES 120 13.1299 120 09.0101 120 27.0399 142 11.0101 120 14.0902 124-1 43.0199 120 45.0601 YES 120 13.121 YES 128 13.0101 YES 145 14.1001 124-1 27.0399 142 23.0101 YES 120 26.1301 YES 120 03.0101 YES 120 52.0801 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION/FINANCE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION/HEALTH SERVICES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION/INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEM ENGN COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENCE COMPUTER ENGINEERING EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE FINANCE INDUSTRIAL & SYS ENGN INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEMS ENGINEERING BUSIN INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION SYSTEMS & TECHNOLOGY LIBERAL STUDIES MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PSYCH/SPECIALIZATION IN HEALTH PSYCH PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC POLICY SCIENCE EDUCATION SOFTWARE ENGINEERING SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING 52.0801 30 51.2211 30 15.1501 30 11.0101 30 14.0902 30 13.0101 30 13.0401 30 14.1001 30 15.1501 30 26.1301 30 52.0801 30 14.3501 30 15.1501 30 52.1261 30 11.0401 30 24.0101 30 14.3601 30 14.1901 30 42.0101 30 44.0401 36 44.0501 42-43 13.1316 30 11.0201 30 13.1001 30 13.1205 30 FRENCH STUDIES 05.0124 YES 120 LEVEL - 9 GENERAL BUSINESS 52.0201 120 AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 14.9999 50 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 120 INFORMATION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 15.1204 50 GEOLOGY/EARTH SCIENCE GENERAL 40.0601 120 HEALTH POLICY STUDIES 51.0701 120 HISPANIC STUDIES 05.0199 YES 120 HISTORY 54.0101 YES 120 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 52.1001 120 HUMANITIES 24.0103 120 INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEMS ENGN 14.3501 124-1 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT 52.1261 120 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 05.0199 120 LANGUAGE ARTS 13.1305 YES 145 LIBERAL STUDIES 24.0101 120 MANAGEMENT 52.0201 123 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING 14.3601 124-1 MARKETING 52.1401 123 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 YES 120 MATHEMATICS STUDIES 13.1311 YES 145 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1901 124-1 MICROBIOLOGY 26.0502 120 PHILOSOPHY 38.0101 120 PHYSICS 40.0801 YES 120 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 YES 120 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 YES 120 SCIENCE STUDIES 13.1316 YES 145 SOCIAL STUDIES 13.1317 YES 145 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 YES 120 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 11.0201 124-1 SPECIAL EDUC AND TEACHING, GENERAL 13.1001 YES 128 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 52.0203 120 URBAN STUDIES/AFFAIRS 45.1201 120 WOMEN & GENDER STUDIES 05.0207 120 LEVEL - 6 ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATION 13.1202 90 SECONDARY CERTIFICATION 13.1205 90 LEVEL - 7 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 30 APPLIED & COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS 27.0303 30 AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 14.9999 30 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 30 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) University of Michigan-Flint STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage University of Michigan-Flint 002327 www.umflint.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 303 East Kearsley Street Flint MI 48502-1950 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Jonathan Davidson Lori Vedder N/A Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 810.762.3300 810.762.3444 N/A Email Address Email Address Email Address jdavidso@umflint.edu lvedder@umflint.edu N/A 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 4.16 - Freshmen (first year) 360 421 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 4.5 - All Undergraduates 2724 4150 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 22.27 2.02 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall April-August April-August Semester Quarter Winter Nov-Jan Nov-Jan #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) April-May April-June April-May April-June HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Office of Admissions 810.762.3300 admissions@umflint.edu Office of Admissions 810.762.3300 admissions@umflint.edu Office of Student Life 810.766.6665 earmour@umflint.edu Student Development Center 810.762.3456 ztomlins@umflint.edu Student Development Center 810.762.3456 ztomlins@umflint.edu Office of Extended Learning 810.762.3300 elearning@umflint.edu Office of Admissions 810.762.3300 admissions@umflint.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION University of Michigan-Flint Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 21 3.2 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Rolling Rolling Application $30.00 Winter Rolling Rolling Matriculation Rolling Rolling Housing $100.00 Rolling Rolling Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score AP series 3,4 or 5 Comments Tution and fees below are for 30 credits per yr, other costs below are based on Finanical Aid budgets ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $9,184.00 $17,536.00 In-State (4-year school) http://www.umflint.edu/gradu $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $7,432.00 $7,432.00 $2,148.00 $2,148.00 $1,160.00 $1,160.00 $20,924.00 $29,276.00 In-District (2-year school) ateprograms/residency_requi rements.htm Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $346.00 $692.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Office of the Registrar 810-762-3344 regweb@list.umflint.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall 3/1 3/1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter 10/1 10/1 ### Complete the institutuion's own form 2/15 2/15 2/15 2/15 Comments The room and board for the In State/In District student pertains to the college freshman that resides at home with parents. For those students not residing at home, the room and board cost would be the same as the Out of State/Out of District student.

University of Michigan-Fint CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - ENGLISH - CREATIVE WRITING CONC. 23.0501 LEVEL - 5 ACTUARIAL MATH 52.1304 124 AFRICANA STUDIES 05.0201 120 ANTHROPOLOGY 45.0201 120 APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 42.2813 124 APPLIED SCIENCE 30.9999 124 BIOLOGY 26.0101 124 BIOLOGY - ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY 26.1006 124 BUS ADMIN-MARKETING 52.1401 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-ACCOUNTING 52.0301 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-FINANCE 52.0801 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-GENERAL 52.0201 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 52.1101 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS - FINA 52.0801 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS - MANA 52.1101 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS - MARK 52.1401 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-MANAGEMENT 52.1003 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-MANAGEMENT ENTREPRENEURSH 52.0701 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS MANA 52.0205 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONAL 52.2001 120 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-OPERATIONS MGT 52.0205 120 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 124 CHEMISTRY - ENVIRONMENTAL OPTION 40.0501 124 CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE/MED TECH 51.1005 124 COMMUNICATIONS - PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION CONC. 09.0901 120 COMMUNICATIONS - SPEECH COMMUNICATION CONC. 09.0901 120 COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL 09.0101 120 COMMUNICATIONS W/ MEDIA STUDIES CONC. 09.0102 120 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0401 124 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - BUSINESS INFORMATION 11.0103 124 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - GAME DEVELOPMENT TR 36.0113 124 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - WEB & MOBILE INFORMA 11.0899 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0701 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE - SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CONC. 14.0903 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE - SYSTEMS/NETWORKING CONC. 11.0901 124 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0199 120 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ENDORSEMENT 13.1210 Yes 126 ECONOMICS 45.0601 120 EDUCATION SECONDARY - ENGLISH 13.1305 Yes 126 EDUCATION SECONDARY - FRENCH 13.1325 Yes 126 EDUCATION SECONDARY -HISTORY 13.1328 Yes 126 EDUCATION SECONDARY -MATH 13.1311 Yes 124 EDUCATION SECONDARY- SOCIAL STUDIES 13.1318 Yes 124 EDUCATION SECONDARY -SPANISH 13.1330 Yes 126 EDUCATION SECONDARY- SPEECH 13.1331 Yes 124 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 13.1202 Yes 128 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION -FINE ARTS 13.1202 Yes 128 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION-FOREIGN LANGUAGE 13.1203 Yes 128 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION-INTEGRATED SCIENCE 13.1202 Yes 128 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION-LANGUAGE ARTS 13.1202 Yes 128 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION-MATHEMATICS 13.1202 Yes 128 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION-SOCIAL STUDIES 13.1202 Yes 128 ENERGY & SUSTAINABLE SYSTEMS 03.0199 124 ENGINEERING 14.1301 128 ENGINEERING - COMPUTER ENGINEERING CONC. 14.0901 128 ENGINEERING - ENGINEERING PHYSICS CONC. 14.1201 128 ENGINEERING - MANAGERIAL ENGINEERING CONC. 15.1501 128 ENGINEERING- ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CONC. 14.1401 129 ENGLISH 23.0101 Yes 120 ENGLISH - LINGUISTICS & LANGUAGE CONC. 16.0102 120 ENGLISH - SPECIALIZATION IN WRITING CONC. 23.0401 120 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & PLANNING 03.0104 124 FINE ARTS - STUDIO ARTS 50.0702 124 FINE ARTS-PERFORMANCE 50.0599 126 FRENCH 16.0901 Yes 120 FRENCH & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 16.0901 120 FRENCH & LINGUISTICS 16.0999 120 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0101 120 HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION 51.0701 124 HEALTH EDUCATION 51.2207 124 HEALTH SCIENCES - ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CONC. 51.2202 124 HEALTH SCIENCES - GENERAL CONC. 51.0000 124 HEALTH SCIENCES- PRE PHYSICAL THERAPY CONC. 51.2308 124 HISTORY 54.0101 Yes 120 HUMAN BIOLOGY 26.0102 120 JOURNALISM 09.0401 120 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 Yes 120 MATHEMATICS W/ABSTRACT MATH OPTION 27.0101 124 MATHEMATICS W/MATH SCIENCES OPTION 27.0101 124 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1101 124 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY & BIOTECHNOLOGY 26.0204 124 MUSIC (LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAM) 50.0901 120 MUSIC EDUCATION 13.1312 Yes 122 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 50.0903 124 NATURAL HISTORY BIOLOGY 26.1301 120 NURSING (RN TO BSN) 51.1601 125 NURSING BSN 51.1601 129 PHILOSOPHY 38.0101 120 PHILOSOPHY & PSYCHOLOGY 42.9999 124 PHILOSOPHY W/ETHICS & SOCIAL POLITICAL THEORY CONC. 38.0103 120 PHYSICS 40.0801 120 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 120 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 120 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 44.0401 120 RADIATION THERAPY 51.0907 141 RESEARCH PSYCHOLOGY- COGNITIVE OPTION 42.0301 124 RESEARCH PSYCHOLOGY- DEVELOPMENTAL OPTION 42.0701 124 RESEARCH PSYCHOLOGY- GENERAL 42.9999 124 SOCIAL SCIENCES 45.0101 120 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 120 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 120 SPANISH 16.0905 Yes 120 SPANISH & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 16.0999 120 SPANISH & LINGUISTICS 16.0999 120 STUDIO ART - CERAMICS CONC. 50.0711 124 STUDIO ART - GRAPHIC DESIGN CONC. 50.0409 124 STUDIO ART - PAINTING CONC. 50.0708 124 STUDIO ART - PHOTOGRAPHY CONC. 50.0605 124 STUDIO ART - PRINTMAKING/DRAWING CONC. 50.0799 124 STUDIO ART - SCULPTURE CONC. 50.0709 124 STUDIO ART - VISUAL COMMUNICATION CONC. 50.0401 124 THEATER - PERFORMANCE 50.0506 120 THEATER - PERFORMANCE CONC. 50.0506 120 THEATRE - DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY 50.0502 124 THEATRE - LITERATURE & HISTORY CONC. 50.0505 120 THEATRE- GENERAL 50.0501 120 THEATRE W/DANCE CONC. 50.0301 120 VISUAL ART EDUCATION 13.1302 Yes 126 VISUAL COMMUNICATION 50.0401 124 WILDLIFE BIOLOGY LEVEL - 7 ANESTHESIA CLINICAL 26.0709 51.3804 124 59 ANESTHESIA NON-CLINICAL 51.3804 59 ARTS ADMINISTRATION 50.1001 30 ARTS ADMINISTRATION -MUSEUM & VISUAL ARTS CONC. 50.1002 30 ARTS ADMINISTRATION -PERFORMANCE CONC. 50.1004 30 BIO CHEMISTRY 26.0202 28 BIOLOGY 26.0101 28 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - ACCOUNTING CONC. 52.0301 33 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTE 11.0103 33 Rev. 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University of Michigan-Fint CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - FINANCE CONC. 52.0801 33 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - GENERAL 52.0201 33 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT CO 52.0299 33 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONC 52.1101 33 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - LEAN MANUFACTURING CONC. 52.0299 33 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - MARKETING CONC. 52.1403 33 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP C 52.1003 33 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 30 COMPUTER SCIENCE & INFO SYS 11.0101 30 COMPUTER SCIENCE & INFO SYS - COMPUTER SCIENCE CONC. 11.0101 30 COMPUTER SCIENCE & INFORMATION SYSTEMS- INFORMATION 11.0401 30 EDUCATION 13.0000 Yes 33 EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CONC. 13.1202 Yes 33 EDUCATION - LITERACY EDUCATION 13.1206 Yes 33 EDUCATION - SMALL URBAN HIGH SCHOOLS CONC. EDUCATIO 13.0410 Yes 33 EDUCATION - SPECIAL EDUCATION 13.1019 Yes 33 EDUCATION - SPECIAL EDUCATION - COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS 13.1006 Yes 33 EDUCATION - SPECIAL EDUCATION LEARNING DISABILITIES CO 13.1011 Yes 33 EDUCATION - TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION 13.0501 Yes 33 EDUCATION W/ EARLY CHILDHOOD SPECIALIZATION 13.1204 Yes 33 EDUCATION W/ LITERACY SPECIALIZATION 13.1206 Yes 33 EDUCATION W/ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND CERT SPECIALIZ 13.0101 Yes 38 EDUCATION W/TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIZATION 13.1321 Yes 33 EDUCATION W/URBAN/MULTICULTURAL SPECIALIZATION 13.0410 Yes 33 EDUCATION/SPECIAL EDUCATION SPECIALIZATION 13.1001 Yes 33 ENGLISH 23.0101 30 ENGLISH - 20TH CENTURY STUDIES CONC. 23.1499 30 ENGLISH - AMERICAN LITERATURE CONC. 23.1402 30 ENGLISH - BRITISH LITERATURE CONC. 23.1404 30 ENGLISH - COMPOSITION & RHETORIC CONC. 23.1304 30 ENGLISH - LINGUISTICS & LANGUAGE CONC. 16.0102 30 ENGLISH - MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE CONC. 23.999 30 ENGLISH - PEDAGOGY CONC. 23.9999 30 ENGLISH - WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES CONC. 05.0207 30 LIBERAL STUDIES 24.0199 39 LIBERAL STUDIES - THEATRE & COMMUNITY CONC. 50.0599 126 LIBERAL STUDIES-AMERICAN CULTURE 24.0199 39 MASTER OF ARTS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES 45.0101 30 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 30 NURSING -MASTERS OF SCIENCE NURSING 51.3801 43 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 44.0401 39 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION - HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION CO 51.0701 39 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION -ADMIN OF NON-PROFITS CONC. 52.0206 39 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION -CRIMINAL JUSTICE CONC. 43.0199 39 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION-EDUCATIONAL ADMIN CONC. 44.0401 39 PUBLIC HEALTH - HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION CONC. 51.0701 39 PUBLIC HEALTH - HEALTH EDUCATION CONC. 51.0799 39 SOCIAL SCIENCES - GENDER STUDIES CONC. 05.0207 30 SOCIAL SCIENCES - GENDER STUDIES TRACK 05.0207 30 SOCIAL SCIENCES - GLOBAL STUDIES CONC. 30.2001 30 SOCIAL SCIENCES - US HISTORY & POLITICS CONC. 54.0102 30 THEATER W/PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT LEVEL - 8 EDUCATION SPECIALIST (EDS) 50.0508 13.0101 30 30 EDUCATION SPECIALIST (EDS) - CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION 13.0301 30 EDUCATION SPECIALIST (EDS)- EDUCATION LEADERSHIP CONC 13.0401 30 NURSING-DOCTORATE OF NURSING PRACTICE NURSING-FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER CONC. - DNP LEVEL - 18 DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY - CARDIOPULMONARY CERT. DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY - GERIATRICS CERT. DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY - NEUROLOGY CERT. DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY - ORTHOPEDICS CERT. DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY - PEDIATRICS CERT. 51.1601 80 51.3805 80 51.2308 Yes 18 51.2308 Yes 18 51.2308 Yes 18 51.2308 Yes 18 51.2308 Yes 18 LEVEL - 17 ANESTHESIA NURSING DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY - CARDIOPULMONARY DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY - GERIATRICS DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY - NEUROLOGY DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY - ORTHOPEDICS DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY - PEDIATRICS NURSING-ADULT NURSE PRACTITIONER CONC. - DNP NURSING-ADULT PSYCH MENTAL HEALTH NURSE PRACT CONC 51.1604 32 51.2308 117 51.2308 Yes 117 51.2308 Yes 117 51.2308 Yes 117 51.2308 Yes 117 51.2308 Yes 117 51.3803 80 51.3810 80 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Wayne State University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Wayne State University 002329 www.wayne.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 42 West Warren, "The Welcome Center" Detroit MI 48201 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Judy Benfield Tatum Albert G. Hermsen Robert Fournier Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 313.577.3577 313.577.3533 313.577.4280 Email Address Email Address Email Address Admissions@wayne.edu Financialaid@wayne.edu AI5611@wayne.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 2 - Freshmen (first year) 1112 1571 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 10 - All Undergraduates 8754 12083 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 41 3 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall See link in Housing Information section below. Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### http://reg.wayne.edu/students/registrationcalendar.php Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Undergraduate Admissions (313)577-3577 admissions@wayne.edu Undergraduate Admissions (313)577-5560 admissions@wayne.edu Undergraduate Admissions (313)577-3577 orientation@wayne.edu Federal TRIO Programs - ACCESS (313)577-5050 hlrobinson@wayne.edu Student Disability Services 3)577-1851(313)577-3365 (T jdepri@wayne.edu Educational Outreach-Online Program (313) 577-4467 t.k.margolis@wayne.edu Undergraduate Admissions (313)577-3550 transfercredit@wayne.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Wayne State University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2064 Minimum 21 990 2.0 ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1898 Other (specify) or SAT ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall 8/1 8/1 Application $30.00 8/1 Winter 12/1 12/1 Matriculation 4/1 5/1 Housing $100.00 4/1 5/1 Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score AP 3 CLEP 50 Comments ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ Out of State/ In District Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $9,790.80 $20,902.80 In-State (4-year school) http://reg.wayne.edu/student $1,100.00 $1,100.00 s/tuition-info.php#11 $8,696.00 $8,696.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,890.00 $1,890.00 In-District (2-year school) $21,476.80 $32,588.80 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $287.05 $657.45 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registration & Scheduling 313.577.8193 esp@lists.wayne.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall February 15 February 15 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter November 1 November 1 ### Complete the institutuion's own form February 1 February 1 February 1 February 1 Comments *Students are also assessed a $25/semester Fitness Center fee, $174.65/semester Registration fee and $26/CrHr Omnibus fee.

Wayne State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 5 ACCOUNTING AFRICANA STUDIES AMERICAN STUDIES ANTHROPOLOGY ART ART EDUCATION ART HISTORY ASIAN STUDIES ASTRONOMY BIOCHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL BIOLOGY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY CIVIL ENGINEERING CLASSICS CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES COMMUNICATION SCIENCES & DISORDERS COMMUNICATION STUDIES COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CRIMINAL JUSTICE DANCE DESIGN AND MERCHANDISING DIETETICS 52.0301 05.0201 120 05.0102 120 45.0201 50.0701 13.1302 YES 50.0703 05.0104 120 40.0201 120 40.0599 26.0101 14.0501 40.9999 120 13.1319 YES 14.0701 40.0501 14.0801 16.1200 120 51.1005 51.0201 09.0101 120 11.0101 15.1202 15.1001 43.0104 50.0301 YES 19.0905 51.3101 MORTUARY SCIENCE MUSIC NEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES NEAR EASTERN STUDIES NURSING NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCES PATHOLOGISTS' ASSISTANT PHILOSOPHY PHYSICS POLITICAL SCIENCE PRODUCT DESIGN TECHNOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY PUBLIC AFFAIRS PUBLIC RELATIONS RADIATION THERAPY TECHNOLOGY RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY ROMANCE LANGUAGES SCIENCE EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY SCIENCE EDUCATION - SECONDARY SLAVIC STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY SOCIAL STUDIES EDUCATION - SECONDARY SOCIAL WORK SOCIOLOGY SPECIAL EDUCATION SPEECH EDUCATION - SECONDARY THEATRE URBAN STUDIES LEVEL - 6 12.0302 120 50.0901 YES 16.1199 05.0105 120 51.3808 126 19.0501 51.0811 38.0101 40.0801 45.1001 15.0699 42.0101 44.0401 09.0902 120 51.0907 51.0907 16.0101 13.1316 13.1316 YES 16.0400 120 13.1318 13.1318 YES 44.0701 45.1101 13.1001 YES 13.1012 YES 50.0501 45.1201 120 ECONOMICS 45.0601 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 ELECTRIC TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY 15.0399 128 ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE STUDIES 51.1501 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 14.1001 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES 14.9999 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGG TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 AMERICAN STUDIES 05.0102 12 ELECTROMECHANICAL ENGG TECHNOLOGY 15.0403 ANALYTICAL TOXICOLOGY 26.1006 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 13.1202 YES ARCHIVAL ADMINISTRATION 54.0105 ELEMENTARY LANGUAGE ARTS 13.9999 ARTS AND MUSEUM LIBRARIANSHIP 25.0101 ENGLISH 23.0101 CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCE 51.1401 ENGLISH EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY 13.1305 YES CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES 51.1005 ENGLISH EDUCATION - SECONDARY 13.1305 COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY TEACHING 13.1299 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 03.0104 120 COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES IN HEALTHCARE 51.3300 12 FILM 50.0602 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0101 FILM STUDIES 50.0601 DIETETICS 51.3101 FINANCE 52.0801 DISABILITIES 51.2399 GEOLOGY 40.0601 DISPUTE RESOLUTION 30.2801 15 GERMAN 16.0501 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 45.0601 GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 52.1101 122 ELECTRIC-DRIVE VEHICLE ENGINEERING 14.9999 HEALTH EDUCATION 13.1307 YES ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT 15.1501 HEALTH SCIENCE 51.9999 ENVIRO HEALTH & HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CONTROL 51.2202 HISTORY 54.0101 ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING 14.1401 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 14.3501 FORENSIC INVESTIGATION 51.1005 INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY 11.0401 GERONTOLOGY 30.1101 JOURNALISM 09.0401 120 HEALTH COMMUNICATION 09.0905 12 KINESIOLOGY 13.1314 YES INFANT MENTAL HEALTH 51.1599 LABOR STUDIES 52.1004 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT FOR LIBRARIANS 25.0101 LINQUISTICS 16.0102 INJURY BIOMECHANICS 14.0501 MANAGEMENT 52.1003 NON-PROFIT SECTOR STUDIES 52.1099 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS 52.1201 NURSE-MIDWIFERY 51.3807 16 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0613 ONLINE TEACHING 13.0501 MANUFACTURING/INDUSTRIAL ENGG TECHNOLOGY 15.0612 ORCHESTRAL STUDIES 50.0903 MARKETING 52.1401 PEACE AND SECURITY STUDIES 30.0501 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 PEDIATRIC GLOBAL HEALTH 51.2210 12 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY 13.1311 POLYMER ENGINEERING 14.3201 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION - SECONDARY 13.1311 YES PUB LIBRARY SERVICES TO CHILD & YOUNG ADULTS 25.0101 MECHANICAL ENGG TECHNOLOGY 15.0805 PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE 51.2201 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1901 RECORDS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 25.0101 MEDIA ARTS & STUDIES 09.0701 120 REHABILITATION SCIENCES ADMINISTRATION 51.2399 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 3

Wayne State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 42.2805 6 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 14.3501 SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING 30.3001 12 INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 42.2804 30 SUSTAINABLE ENGINEERING 14.9999 INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY 13.0501 SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 14.2701 12 KINESIOLOGY 13.1314 TRANSCULTURAL NURSING 51.3802 12 LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LAW 22.0299 URBAN LIBRARIANSHIP 25.0101 LANGUAGE LEARNING 16.0101 WORLD HISTORY 54.0101 LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCES 25.0101 LEVEL - 7 ACCOUNTING ADULT ACUTE CARE ADULT PRIMARY CARE ADVANCED PRACTICE-WOMEN,NEONATES & CHILDREN ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES ANATOMY & CELL BIOLOGY ANESTHESIA ANTHROPOLOGY ART ART EDUCATION ART HISTORY BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES BILINGUAL-BICULTURAL EDUCATION BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CANCER BIOLOGY CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY CIVIL ENGINEERING CLASSICS COMMUNICATION COMMUNITY HEALTH COMPARATIVE LITERATURE COMPUTER ENGINEERING COMPUTER SCIENCE CORPORATE & FINANCE LAW COUNSELING COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY CRIMINAL JUSTICE DESIGN AND MERCHANDISING DISPUTE RESOLUTION EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ECONOMICS EDUCATION EVALUATION & RESEARCH EDUCATION LEADERSHIP EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRIC-DRIVE VEHICLE ENGINEERING ELECTRONICS & COMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEMS ELEMENTARY EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT & LABOR RELATIONS ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ENGLISH ENGLISH EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY 52.0301 51.3803 42 51.3803 51.3806 47 14.9999 26.0403 51.3804 32 45.0201 50.0701 13.1302 50.0703 26.9999 13.0201 YES 26.0210 36 26.0101 14.0501 52.0101 26.0911 13.1319 14.0701 40.0501 14.0801 16.1200 32 09.0101 33 51.3811 47 16.0104 14.0901 11.0101 22.0205 13.1101 42.2803 44 43.0104 19.0905 30.2801 32 13.1210 40 45.0601 13.0601 13.0404 42.2806 30 14.1001 14.9999 14.9999 13.1202 52.1002 15.1501 15.0000 40 23.0101 13.1305 LINGUISTICS MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS EDUCATION MATHEMATICS, APPLIED MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MEDICAL RESEARCH MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR TOXICOLOGY MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND GENETICS MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE MUSIC NEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCES OCCUPATIONAL & ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES PHARMACOLOGY PHILOSOPHY PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDIES PHYSICS PHYSIOLOGY POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH NURSE PRACTITIONER PSYCHIATRY AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCES PSYCHOLOGY PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC HEALTH RADIOLOGICAL PHYSICS RADIOLOGIST ASSISTANT STUDIES READING REHAB., COUNSELING & COMM. INCLUSION ROMANCE LANGUAGES SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY SCIENCE EDUCATION SECONDARY EDUCATION SOCIAL STUDIES EDUCATION (SECONDARY) SOCIAL WORK SOCIOLOGY SPECIAL EDUCATION SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY SPORTS ADMINISTRATION TAXATION TAXATION (MASTER OF LAWS) THEATRE URBAN PLANNING LEVEL - 8 16.0102 14.3601 40.1001 32 27.0501 27.0101 13.1311 27.0301 14.1901 51.1401 26.1005 26.0204 26.1201 13.1316 50.0901 16.1199 19.0501 51.2206 51.2306 51.2003 51.2003 38.0101 51.0912 40.0801 26.0901 45.1001 51.3810 47 26.1503 30 42.0101 44.0401 51.2201 51.2205 51.0911 13.1315 51.2310 55 16.0101 42.2805 64 13.1316 13.1205 YES 13.1318 44.0701 45.1101 13.1001 51.0201 31.0504 52.1601 22.0211 50.0501 04.0301 48 ENGLISH EDUCATION - SECONDARY 13.1305 COMMUNICATION AND NEW MEDIA 09.0702 FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION 13.1306 YES COUNSELING 13.1101 GENETIC COUNSELING 51.1509 CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION 13.0301 GEOLOGY 40.0601 GENERAL ADMINISTRATION & SUPERVISON 13.0401 GERMAN 16.0501 INDUSTRIAL TOXICOLOGY 51.2206 HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT 15.0508 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT FOR LIBRARIANS 25.0101 HEALTH EDUCATION 13.1307 INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY 13.0501 HEALTH SYSTEMS PHARMACY MANAGEMENT 51.2002 32 LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE 25.0101 HISTORY 54.0101 NURSING EDUCATION 51.3817 12 IMMUNOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY 26.0507 PEDIATRIC ANESTHESIA 51.3804 12 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 3

Wayne State University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER - PRIMARY CARE PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER-ACUTE CARE PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH NURSE PRACTITIONER READING SOCIAL WELFARE RESEARCH AND EVALUATION SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE WITH FAMILIES & COUPLES SPECIAL EDUCATION WOMEN'S HEALTH NURSE PRACTITIONER LEVEL - 17 ANATOMY & CELL BIOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY AUDIOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CANCER BIOLOGY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY CIVIL ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION SCIENCES & DISORDERS COMPUTER ENGINEERING COMPUTER SCIENCE COUNSELING CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION ECONOMICS EDUCATION EVALUATION & RESEARCH EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP & POLICY STUDIES EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ENGLISH HISTORY IMMUNOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY KINESIOLOGY MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MEDICAL PHYSICS MODERN LANGUAGES MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR TOXICOLOGY MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND GENETICS NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCES PATHOLOGY PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES PHARMACOLOGY PHILOSOPHY PHYSICS PHYSIOLOGY POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY READING, LANGUAGE & LITERATURE SOCIAL WORK SOCIOLOGY SPECIAL EDUCATION THEATRE TRANSLATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE PROGRAM LEVEL - 18 LAW MEDICINE NURNING PRACTICE NURSING PHARM D. PHYSCIAL THERAPY 51.3809 51.3809 51.3810 16 13.1315 44.0701 44.0701 13.1001 51.3822 18 26.0403 45.0201 51.0202 26.0210 90 26.0101 14.0501 52.0101 26.0911 14.0701 40.0501 14.0801 09.0101 90 51.0201 14.0901 11.0101 13.1101 13.0301 45.0601 13.0601 13.0401 42.2806 100 14.1001 23.0101 54.0101 26.0507 14.3501 13.0501 31.0505 40.1001 90 27.0101 14.1901 51.2205 16.0101 26.1005 26.0204 19.0501 26.0910 90 51.2003 51.2003 38.0101 40.0801 26.0901 45.1001 42.0101 13.1315 44.0701 45.1101 13.1001 50.0501 26.1501 90 22.0101 51.1201 51.3808 90 51.3808 90 51.2001 51.2308 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 3 of 3

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Western Michigan University SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Western Michigan University 002330 www.wmich.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 1903 W. Michigan Avenue Kalamazoo MI 49008 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Penny Bundy Mark Delorey Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 269.387.2000 269.387.6000 269.387.1000 Email Address Email Address Email Address ask-wmu@wmich.edu finaid-info@wmich.edu ask-wmu@wmich.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 7% - Freshmen (first year) 1,698 1,786 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 26% - All Undergraduates 10,162 9,804 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 17% 3% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall 3/14 3/14 Semester Quarter Winter 10/18 10/18 #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) 2/14 2/14 2/14 2/14 HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshmen Upperclassmen School Location by Type of Community Fraternities and/or Sororities ### ### ### Suburban Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing ### ### ### Urban Residence Halls ### ### ### Small Community Theme Housing ### ### ### Rural On-Campus Apartments ### ### Off-Campus Apartments ### ### Comments Cooperatives ### ### Related Rules Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Office Telephone Number Email Address Lee Honors College 269.387.3230 sue.oole@wmich.edu Admissions 269.387.2000 ask-wmu@wmich.edu First-Year Experience [FYE] 269.387.2167 orientation@wmich.edu Center for Academic Success Programs 269.387.4411 exploratory_advising@wmich.edu Disability Services for Students 269.387.2116 jennifer.lawson@wmich.edu Online Education 269.387.4200 online_education@wmich.edu Admissions 269.387.2000 ask-wmu@wmich.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Western Michigan University Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2066 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average 22 3.3 ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) *See comment below. ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Winter 8/1 8/1 Application $35.00 1/15 12/1 12/1 Matriculation $45.00 8/1 2/1 12/1 Housing 2/1 12/1 Other 1st time stu. Initiation fee NA $300.00 Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course/Terminal ### Associate Degree Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates ### Yes ### No ### Bachelor's Degree ### Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results ### Yes ### No College credit available based on test results ### Yes ### No Test Name Required Score CLEP AP Comments *The ACT is the preferred exam, however; SAT exams are accepted. ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen) Each line item must be filled in. Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In State/ In District Out of State/ Out of District Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates $9,606.00 $22,338.00 In-State (4-year school) http://www.obf.wmich.edu/do $1,040.00 $1,040.00 cuments/docs/residencyapplication.pdf $8,249.00 $8,249.00 $1,115.00 $1,675.00 $2,144.00 $2,144.00 $22,154.00 $35,446.00 In-District (2-year school) Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $303.00 $743.32 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Accounts Receivable 269.387.2366 wmu-residency@wmich.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall 1/1 1/1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institution's own form Comments The costs for books and supplies, transportation, and misc. and personal are estimated. WMU has a flat rate tuition for most main campus full-time resident students at 12-15 credit hours, which is $4,381 per semester. Anything above/below 12-15 credit hours is billed by credit hour.

For more information on how many credits it takes to complete these programs, please visit their online catalog. Western Michigan University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT LEVEL - 5 ACCOUNTANCY ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING AFRICANA STUDIES ANTHROPOLOGY APPLIED MATHEMATICS ART EDUCATION ART EDUCATION, SECONDARY ART HISTORY ART: BA PROGRAM ART: BFA PROGRAM ATHLETIC TRAINING PROGRAM AVIATION FLIGHT SCI: OPTION A AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECH AVIATION SCIENCE & ADMIN BIOCHEMISTRY BIOLOGY BIOLOGY, SECONDARY EDUCATION BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES BUSINESS-ORIENTED CHEMISTRY CHEM ENG: ENERGY MANAGEMENT CHEM ENG: INKS & IMAGING CHEM ENG: LIFE SCIENCES CHEM ENG: POLLUTION PREVENTION CHEM ENG: PULP & PAPER CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY, SECONDARY EDUCATION CHILD & FAMILY DEVELOPMENT CIVIL ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION STUDIES COMMUNITY & REGIONAL PLANNING COMPUTER ENGINEERING COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS COMPUTER SCI: THEORY & ANALYSIS COMPUTER SCIENCE: GEN OPTION CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING CRIMINAL JUSTICE DANCE: BA PROGRAM DANCE: BFA PROGRAM DIETETICS EARLY CHILDHOOD PROF EDUCATION EARTH SCIENCE EARTH SCIENCE:SECONDARY EDUCATION ECONOMICS ECONOMICS: BUSINESS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRONIC BUSINESS DESIGN ELEMENTARY PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION ENGINEERING DESIGN TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING MGMT TECH: AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING MGMT TECH: CAST MTL ENGINEERING MGMT TECH: COMP-AIDED DES ENGINEERING MGMT TECH: COMP-AIDED MFG ENGINEERING MGMT TECH: PLASTICS MFG ENGINEERING MGMT TECHNOLOGY ENGLISH ENGLISH: CREATIVE WRITING ENGLISH: PRACTICAL WRITING ENGLISH: SECONDARY EDUCATION ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES EXERCISE SCIENCE FAM & CONSUMER SCI TCHR EDUCATION FAMILY STUDIES FILM, VIDEO, & MEDIA STUDIES 52.0301 09.0903 14.0201 05.0201 45.0201 27.0301 13.1302 13.1302 50.0703 50.0701 50.0702 51.0913 49.0102 47.0609 49.0104 26.0202 26.0101 13.1322 26.0102 40.0599 14.0701 14.0701 14.0701 14.0701 14.0701 40.0501 13.1323 19.0706 14.0801 09.0101 04.0301 14.0901 11.0101 11.0701 11.0701 14.0803 43.0104 50.0301 50.0399 51.3199 13.1210 40.0601 13.1337 45.0601 52.0601 14.1001 52.0208 13.1202 15.1301 15.1501 15.1501 15.1501 15.1501 15.1501 15.1501 23.0101 23.1302 23.1301 13.1305 03.0103 31.0505 13.1308 19.0704 50.0699 FINANCE FOOD & CONSUMER PKG GOODS MKTG FOOD SERVICE ADMINISTRATION FRENCH FRENCH, SECONDARY EDUCATION GENDER AND WOMEN'S STUDIES GENERAL BUSINESS GEOCHEMISTRY GEOGRAPHY GEOGRAPHY, SECONDARY EDUCATION GEOGRAPHY: ENV ANALY & RES MGMT GEOGRAPHY: GEOGRAPHIC INFO SCI GEOGRAPHY: REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY: URBAN & REG'L PLNNG GEOLOGY GEOPHYSICS GERMAN GERMAN, SECONDARY EDUCATION GLOBAL & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES GRAPHIC & PRINTING SCIENCE GRAPHIC DESIGN: BFA PROGRAM GRAPHIC/PRINTING: BUSINESS GRAPHIC/PRINTING: COMPUTER GRAPHIC/PRINTING: MULTIMEDIA GRAPHIC/PRINTING: SUBSTRATE HEALTH EDUCATION: COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION: SCHOOL HISTORY HISTORY, SECONDARY EDUCATION HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT HYDROGEOLOGY IND AND ENTREPRENEURIAL ENGINEERING IND'L TECH: NON-VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL TECH: VOCATIONAL INTEGRATED SUPPLY MGT INTERDISCIP HEALTH SERVICES INTERDISCIP HEALTH SERVICES: OT INTERIOR DESIGN INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION JOURNALISM LATIN LATIN:SECONDARY EDUCATION MANAGEMENT MANFCTRG ENGR TECH: AUTOMOTIVE MANFCTRG ENGR TECH: CAST MTLS MANFCTRG ENGR TECH: PLASTICS MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING MANUFACTURING ENGR TECHNOLOGY MARKETING MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS: SECONDARY EDUCATION MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MUSIC MUSIC COMPOSITION MUSIC ED: CHORAL/GENERAL, SECONDARY MUSIC ED: INSTRUMENTAL, SECONDARY MUSIC PERFORMANCE: INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE: KEYBOARD MUSIC PERFORMANCE: VOCAL MUSIC THEATRE PERFORMANCE: BFA MUSIC THERAPY MUSIC: JAZZ STUDIES NURSING NURSING: RN PROGRESSION TRACK OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION STUDIES 52.0801 52.1499 19.0505 16.0901 13.1325 05.0207 52.0101 40.0602 45.0701 13.1332 45.0701 45.0702 45.0701 45.0701 40.0601 40.0603 16.0501 13.1326 30.2001 14.9999 50.0409 14.9999 14.9999 14.9999 14.9999 13.1307 13.1307 54.0101 13.1328 52.1099 40.0605 14.3501 13.1319 13.1320 52.0203 51.0799 51.2306 50.0408 09.0101 09.0401 16.1203 13.1333 52.0201 14.3601 14.3601 14.3601 14.3601 14.3601 52.1401 27.0101 13.1311 14.1901 50.0901 50.0904 13.1312 13.1312 50.0903 50.0907 50.0908 50.0509 51.2305 50.0910 51.3801 51.3801 13.1309 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 3

For more information on how many credits it takes to complete these programs, please visit their online catalog. Western Michigan University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION PAPER ENGR: ENVIRONMENT PAPER ENGR: PROCESS PAPER SCIENCE PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY: PROF & APP ETHICS PHYSICAL ED: TEACHER/COACH PHYSICS PHYSICS, SECONDARY EDUCATION PHYSICS: ELECTRICAL ENGR POLITICAL SCI: AMER PUB POLICY POLITICAL SCI: SECONDARY EDUCATION POLITICAL SCIENCE POLITICAL SCIENCE: PUBLIC LAW POLIT'L SCI: INT'L COMP POLIT PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY: BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY: GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY PUBLIC HISTORY PUBLIC RELATIONS RECREATION RELIGION SALES & BUSINESS MARKETING SECONDARY EDUC IN BUSINESS SECONDARY EDUC IN BUSINESS - GROUP MAJOR SECONDARY EDUC IN MARKETING SOCIAL STUDIES, SECONDARY EDUCATION SOCIAL WORK SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGY: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY SPANISH SPANISH, SECONDARY EDUCATION SPEC ED:LRNG DIS&COG IMP, ELEMENTARY SPEC ED:LRNG DIS&COG IMP, SECONDARY SPEC ED:LRNG DIS&EMO IMP, ELEMENTARY SPEC ED:LRNG DIS&EMO IMP, SECONDARY SPEECH PATHOLOGY & AUDIOLOGY STATISTICS STUDENT INTEGRATED CURRICULUM STUDENT PLANNED CURRICULUM STUDENT PLANNED MAJOR TECHNOLOGY & DESIGN TELECOMMUNICATIONS & INFO MGMT TEXTILE & APPAREL STUDIES: FASHION DESIGN TEXTILE & APPAREL STUDIES: MERCHANDISING TEXTILE & APPAREL STUDIES: PROD TEXTILE & APPAREL STUDIES: PRODUCT DVLPMT THEATRE: DESIGN/TECHNICAL PROD THEATRE: PERFORMANCE THEATRE: STAGE MANAGEMENT THEATRE: THEATRE STUDIES TOURISM & TRAVEL LEVEL - 6 09.0901 14.4001 14.4001 14.4001 52.0804 38.0101 38.0104 13.1314 40.0801 13.1329 40.0801 45.1002 13.1317 45.1001 45.1099 45.1099 42.0101 42.2814 42.0101 54.0105 09.0999 31.0101 38.0201 52.1499 13.1303 13.1303 13.1310 13.1318 44.0701 45.1101 42.2707 16.0905 13.1330 13.1006 13.1006 13.1005 13.1005 51.0204 27.0501 30.9999 30.9999 30.9999 13.1309 52.1206 19.0901 19.0901 19.0901 19.0901 50.0502 50.0506 50.0599 50.0505 52.1905 LEVEL - 7 ACCOUNTANCY ANTHROPOLOGY APPLIED & COMPUTATIONAL MATH APPLIED ECONOMICS APPLIED ECONOMICS: ECON DEVEL APPLIED ECONOMICS: STATISTICS ART EDUCATION ART MFA PROGRAM BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BUSINESS ADMIN: COMPUTER INFO SYSTEMS BUSINESS ADMIN: FINANCE BUSINESS ADMIN: GEN BUSINESS BUSINESS ADMIN: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS BUSINESS ADMIN: MANAGEMENT BUSINESS ADMIN: MARKETING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CAREER & TECH EDUC: CERT CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY CIVIL ENGINEERING CIVIL ENGINEERING (ACCELERATED) CNSLR ED/REHABILITATION TEACHING CNSLR ED: CLINICAL MENTAL HLTH CNSLR ED: COLLEGE COUNSELING CNSLR ED: MARRIAGE, CPL & FAM CNSLR ED: REHAB'N COUNSELING CNSLR ED: SCHOOL COUNSELING COACHING SPORT PERFORMANCE COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION (ACCELERATED) COMPARATIVE RELIGION COMPUTER ENGINEERING COMPUTER ENGINEERING (ACCELERATED) COMPUTER SCIENCE COMPUTER SCIENCE (ACCELERATED) COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY COUNSELOR EDUCATION CREATIVE WRITING CRIMINOLOGY, LAW & PUBLIC POLICY EARTH SCIENCE ED LDSHIP: HIGHER ED & STU AFFR ED LDSHIP: K12 SCHOOL PRINCIPAL EDUC LDSHIP: K12 CURRIC/INSTR EDUC LDSHIP: ORG ANALYSIS EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (ACCELERATED) ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT ENGLISH ENGLISH: TEACHING EVALUATION, MEASUREMENT & RESEARCH 52.0301 45.0201 27.0304 45.0602 45.0602 45.0602 13.1302 50.0702 26.0101 52.0299 52.0201 52.0201 52.0299 52.0201 52.0299 52.0201 13.9999 13.1319 14.0701 40.0501 14.0801 14.0801 13.1101 51.1508 13.1102 51.1505 13.1101 13.1101 13.1314 09.0100 09.0101 38.0201 14.0901 14.0901 11.0701 11.0701 42.2803 13.1101 23.1302 45.0501 40.0601 13.1102 13.0401 13.0404 13.0401 13.0401 13.0501 14.1001 14.1001 15.1501 23.0101 13.1305 13.0601 ALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE 51.1501 Yes EXSM: ATHLETIC TRAINING 51.0913 APPLIED STATISTICS 27.0501 Yes EXSM: EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY 31.0505 EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY 13.0501 Yes FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES 13.1308 ETHNOHISTORY 54.0199 Yes GEOGRAPHY 45.0701 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE 45.0701 Yes GEOSCIENCES 40.0699 HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION 51.0701 Yes HISTORY 54.0101 HISTORY OF MONASTIC MOVEMENTS 30.1301 Yes HISTORY: PUBLIC HISTORY 54.0105 HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE 51.3306 Yes HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT 52.1005 NONPROFIT LEADERSHIP & ADMIN 52.0206 Yes INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 14.3501 STUDENT AFFAIRS IN HIGHER EDUC 13.1102 Yes INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (ACCELERATED) 14.3501 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADM 44.0401 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 3

For more information on how many credits it takes to complete these programs, please visit their online catalog. Western Michigan University CIPCODE CERT S CIPCODE CERT INT'L DEVELOP ADM: PEACE CORPS 44.0401 COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY 42.2803 LITERACY STUDIES 13.1315 COUNSELOR EDUCATION 13.1101 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING 14.3601 ED LDSHIP:CAREER/TECHNICAL ED 13.0499 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 EDUC LDSHIP: ORG ANALYSIS 13.0401 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION 13.1311 EDUC LDSHIP:HIGHER EDUCATION 13.0406 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1901 EDUC LDSHIP:K12 LEADERSHIP 13.0499 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (ACCELERATED) 14.1901 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 13.0401 MEDIEVAL STUDIES 30.1301 ENG APPL SCI: APPLIED SCIENCES 14.9999 MUSIC 50.0901 ENG APPL SCI: ENGINEERING 14.9999 MUSIC (ACCELERATED) 50.0901 ENGLISH 23.0101 MUSIC COMPOSITION 50.0904 ENGLISH:CREATIVE WRITING 23.1302 MUSIC CONDUCTING 50.0906 EVAL/MEASUREMENT & RESEARCH 13.0601 MUSIC EDUCATION 50.0912 EVALUATION 13.0699 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 50.0903 GEOSCIENCES 40.0699 MUSIC THERAPY 51.2305 HISTORY 54.0101 NURSING 51.3801 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 14.3501 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 51.2306 INTERDISCIPLINARY HEALTH SCIENCES 51.0000 ORIENT/MOBILITY FOR CHILDREN 13.1009 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 ORIENTATION & MOBILITY 13.1009 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION 13.1311 PADM: HEALTH CARE ADMIN 44.0401 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 14.1901 PADM: NONPROF LDRSHP/ADMIN 44.0401 PAPER/IMAGING SCI & ENGR 14.4001 PADM:HUMAN RESOURCES ADMIN 44.0401 PHYSICS 40.0801 PAPER/IMAGING SCI & ENGR 14.4001 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 PAPER/IMAGING SCI & ENGR (ACCELERATED) 14.9999 PSYCHOLOGY: BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 42.0101 PHILOSOPHY 38.0101 PSYCHOLOGY: CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 42.2801 PHYS ED: PEDAGOGY 13.1314 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 44.0401 PHYS ED: SPECIAL PHYS EDUCATION 13.1099 SCIENCE EDUCATION 13.1316 PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT 51.0912 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 PHYSICS 40.0801 SPANISH 16.0905 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 SPECIAL EDUCATION 13.1001 PRAC OF TEACH: FNDTNS FOR TEACH 13.1206 STATISTICS 27.0501 PRACTICE OF TEACHING PSYCHOLOGY: BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS PSYCHOLOGY: IND'L/ORG'L PSYCH 13.1206 42.0101 42.2804 AUDIOLOGY LEVEL - 18 51.0202 PUBLIC ADMIN: PUBLIC MGMT 44.0401 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 44.0401 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: LAW 44.0401 SCIENCE EDUCATION 13.1316 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 SOCIAL WORK (ACCELERATED) 44.0701 SOCIO-CULTURAL STUDIES OF EDUC 13.0901 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 SPANISH 16.0905 SPEC ED & ORIENTATION/MOBILITY 13.1009 SPECIAL EDUC: ADMINISTRATION 13.0402 SPECIAL EDUC: CLINICAL TCHR 13.1001 SPECIAL EDUC: MASTER TEACHER 13.1001 SPECIAL EDUC: TECHNOLOGY 13.1001 SPEECH PATHOLOGY & AUDIOLOGY 51.0203 SPORTS MANAGEMENT 31.0504 STATISTICS 27.0501 STATISTICS (ACCELERATED) 27.0501 SWRK: INTERPERSONAL PRACTICE 44.0701 SWRK: POLICY/PLANNING & ADMIN 44.0701 TCHG CHILD'N-VISUALLY IMPAIRED 13.1009 VISION REHABILITATION THERAPY 13.1009 LEVEL - 8 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 13.0401 Yes LEVEL - 17 APPLIED ECONOMICS 45.0602 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 26.0101 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 COLLEGIATE MATH EDUCATION 13.1311 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0701 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 3 of 3

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