PROFILES and PROGRAMS

PROFILES and PROGRAMS PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGES

TABLE OF CONTENTS Public Community Colleges PROFILES OF MICHIGAN PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGES Map...3 Introduction...4 College Profile and Program Information Alpena Community College...5 Bay de Noc Community College...9 Bay Mills Community College...13 Delta College...17 Glen Oaks Community College...21 Gogebic Community College...25 Grand Rapids Community College...29 Henry Ford Community College...33 Jackson Community College...37 Kalamazoo Valley Community College...41 Kellogg Community College...45 Kirtland Community College...49 Lake Michigan College...53 Lansing Community College...57 Macomb Community College...63 Mid Michigan Community College...67 Monroe County Community College...71 Montcalm Community College...75 Mott Community College...79 Muskegon Community College...83 North Central Michigan College...87 Northwestern Michigan College...91 Oakland Community College...95 Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College...101 Schoolcraft College...105 Southwestern Michigan College...109 St. Clair County Community College...113 Washtenaw Community College...117 Wayne County Community College...121 West Shore Community College...125 This page was intentionally

MICHIGAN PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGES School Name, County, and Region Alpena Community College, Alpena, 2 Bay de Noc Community College, Delta, 1 Bay Mills Community College, Chippewa, 1 Delta College, Bay, 4 Glen Oaks Community College, St. Joseph, 8 Gogebic Community College, Gogebic, 1 Grand Rapids Community College, Kent, 3 Henry Ford Community College, Wayne, 5 Jackson Community College, Jackson, 6 Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Kalamazoo, 8 Kellogg Community College, Calhoun, 8 Kirtland Community College, Roscommon, 2 Lake Michigan College, Berrien, 8 Lansing Community College, Ingham, 7 Macomb Community College, Macomb, 5 Mid Michigan Community College, Clare, 4 Monroe County Community College, Monroe, 6 Montcalm Community College, Montcalm, 3 Mott Community College, Genesee, 7 Muskegon Community College, Muskegon, 3 North Central Michigan College, Emmet, 2 Northwestern Michigan College, Grand Traverse, 2 Oakland Community College, Oakland, 5 Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College, Isabella, 4 Schoolcraft College, Wayne, 5 Southwestern Michigan College, Cass, 8 St. Clair County Community College, St. Clair, 5 Washtenaw Community College, Washtenaw, 6 Wayne County Community College, Wayne, 5 West Shore Community College, Mason, 3

COMMUNITY COLLEGES INTRODUCTION The 30 public community colleges in Michigan 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. Please see the introduction to the Program Cross Reference Index for an explanation of the program arrangement sequence. The community college provides a wide range of programs in order to meet the ever-increasing needs of the local community for educational opportunities beyond the high school level. By statute, however, a community college in Michigan may only offer course work leading to less than a baccalaureate degree. The programs offered tend to fall into the following categories: Liberal Arts and Professional Programs Pre-professional training designed to provide transfer credit to four-year institutions. Dentistry, education, law, medicine, etc., are just a few of the program areas. Vocational-Technical Programs Occupations in the fields of business, public service, technology, etc. An Associate s of Arts degree or certificate is awarded upon completion of a program. Some transfer credits may apply to specific schools. Apprenticeship Instruction Programs Designed to meet the needs of local industry for related trade instruction. These programs are primarily available to students who are already employed in the sponsoring industry. In most cases, information is also provided pertaining to the number of semester/term hours required to complete the program and whether and teaching certificate is available in conjunction with it.

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Alpena Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 665 Johnson St. Alpena MI 49707 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Michael Kollien Robert Roose Frank McCourt Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 989.358.7339 989.358.7229 989.358.7263 Email Address Email Address Email Address kollienm@alpenacc.edu rooser@alpenacc.edu mccourtf@alpenacc.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Alpena Community College 002237 www.alpenacc.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students - Freshmen (first year) 208 196 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus - All Undergraduates 914 1166 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 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 VP of Academic & Student Affairs 989.358.7458 curtism@alpenacc.edu Admissions 989.358.7339 Kollienm@alpenacc.edu Admissions 989.358.7339 Kollienm@alpenacc.edu Office of Academic & Student Affairs 989.358.7212 seguinn@alpenacc.edu Office of Academic & Student Affairs 989.358.7212 seguinn@alpenacc.edu Registrar 989.358.7353 dziesinl@alpenacc.edu Registrar 989.358.7353 dziesinl@alpenacc.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Alpena Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 1960 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) H.S. diploma, GED, or age 18 ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall April April Application Winter Matriculation November November 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 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $3,510.00 $5,160.00 $800.00 $800.00 $3,000.00 $3,000.00 $800.00 $1,600.00 $600.00 $600.00 $8,710.00 $11,160.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) 6 months prior to 1st enrollment Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $115.00 $170.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions 989-358-7339 kollienm@alpenacc.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 May May ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form December April December April Comments

Alpena Community College LEVEL - 2 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS APPRENTICE - ELECTRICAL 46.0302 No 34 APPRENTICE - MILLWRIGHT 48.0507 No 38 AUTO BODY REPAIR 47.0603 No 44 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE & REPAIR 47.0604 No 45 BUS. INFO. SYS. - OFFICE ASSISTANT 52.0408 No 30 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS - MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION 51.0708 No 30 CUSTOMER ENERGY SERVICE 15.0503 No 34 GRAPHIC DESIGN CERTIFICATE 10.0305 No 30 LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSING 51.3901 No 40 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY (CERT) 48.0501 No 29 MEDICAL CODE/BILLER - CERTIFICATE 51.0713 No 32 NETWORK ADMINISTRATION 11.1001 No 31 RADIOLOGY - CO W/T MID MICHIG 51.0907 No 41 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0701 No 33 UTILITY TECHNICIAN 46.0303 No 37 WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT-CO W/ BAY DE NOC 15.0506 No 26 WELDING FABRICATION (CERT) 48.0508 No 30 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 62 ANTHROPOLOGY 45.0201 No 62 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE & REPAIR 47.0604 No 74 BIOLOGY 26.0101 No 60 BIS-EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 52.0402 No 65 BUS. INFO. SYS. - ADMINISTRATIVE ASST 52.0401 No 62 BUS. INFO.SYS. - OFFICE INFO. SPECIALIST 52.0407 No 63 BUS. NFO. SYS. MEDICAL INFO. SPECIALIST 51.0716 No 62 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - GENERAL 52.0201 No 60 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 62 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 No 60 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 19.0708 No 61 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING & DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNO 15.1302 No 64 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0401 No 61 COMPUTER INTEGRATED MACHINING TECHNOLOGY (MACHININ 15.0613 No 67 COMPUTER INTEGRATED MACHINING TECHNOLOGY (WELDING 15.0699 No 71 COMPUTER SCIENCE - GENERAL 11.0101 No 60 CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY 15.0201 No 61 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0107 No 64 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 61 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0103 No 63 CUSTOMER ENERGY SERVICES 15.0503 No 60 ECONOMICS 45.0601 No 65 EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY 13.1202 No 63 EDUCATION - SECONDARY 13.1205 No 62 EDUCATION - SECONDARY-VOCATIONAL 13.1320 No 66 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN 46.0302 No 62 ENGLISH 23.0101 No 62 FINE ARTS 50.0101 No 62 GENERAL SCIENCE 30.0101 No 60 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 62 GEOGRAPHY 45.0701 No 62 GRAPHIC DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 10.0305 No 63 HISTORY 54.0101 No 60 INDUSTRIAL SALES 52.1804 No 65 JOURNALISM 09.0401 No 63 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT LIBERAL ARTS GENERAL 24.0101 No 62 MARKETING AND MERCHANDISING 52.1401 No 62 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 No 60 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 60 MILLWRIGHT TECHNICIAN 48.0507 No 62 NATURAL SCIENCE 40.0101 No 60 NETWORK ADMINISTRATION 11.1001 No 61 NURSING (ADN) 51.3801 No 72 PHYSICAL & HEALTH EDUCATION 13.1314 No 62 PHYSICS 40.0801 No 61 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 No 63 PRE-DENTAL 51.1101 No 60 PRE-ENGINEERING 14.0101 No 68 PRE-LAW 22.0001 No 63 PRE-MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 51.1005 No 60 PRE-MEDICINE 51.1102 No 60 PRE-NURSING 51.1105 No 32 PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 51.2306 No 60 PRE-PHARMACY 51.1103 No 60 PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY 51.1109 No 60 PRE-VETERINARY 51.1104 No 62 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 No 62 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0701 No 62 SOCIAL SCIENCE 45.1101 No 62 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 No 62 UTILITY TECHNOLOGY 46.0303 No 62 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Bay de Noc Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Bay de Noc Community College 002240 www.baycollege.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2001 North Lincoln Road Escanaba MI 49829 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Cindy Carter Sue Hebert Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 906-217-4134 906-217-4065 Email Address Email Address Email Address carterc@baycollege.edu heberts@baycollege.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 3.8% - Freshmen (first year) 249 320 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 3.5% - All Undergraduates 857 1385 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 9.6% 0.0% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall June & August June & August Semester Quarter Winter December December #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) May June May 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 Admissions 906-217-4134 carterc@baycollege.edu Admissions 906-217-4134 carterc@baycollege.edu Admissions 906-217-4134 carterc@baycollege.edu Special Populations 906-217-4017 friesc@baycollege.edu Special Populations 906-217-4017 friesc@baycollege.edu Admissions 906-217-4134 carterc@baycollege.edu Admissions 906-217-4134 carterc@baycollege.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Bay de Noc Community College 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) COMPASS ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall August August Application None Winter January January Matriculation May May Housing $150.00 August June June 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 Credit by Exam C 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $3,142.00 $5,078.00 $2,300.00 $2,300.00 $5,278.00 $5,278.00 $2,612.00 $2,612.00 $996.00 $996.00 $14,328.00 $16,264.00 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $97.00 $296.50 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) six months Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Student Services 906-299-4068 soucym@baycollege.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 1 March 1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form Comments

Bay de Noc Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS TIMBER HARVESTING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 03.0511 No 16 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 32 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 36 CAREERS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM 24.0102 No 32 CAREERS: AUTO BODY REPAIR 47.0603 No 32 CAREERS: BUILDING & GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 46.0401 No 32 CAREERS: CARPENTRY 46.0201 No 32 CAREERS: DENTAL ASSISTING 51.0601 No 32 CAREERS: MANUFACTURING & MAINTENANCE 47.0000 No 32 CAREERS: MEAT PROCESSING 12.0506 No 32 CAREERS: MEDICAL BILLING CLERK 51.0716 No 32 CAREERS: MEDICAL LAB AIDE 51.0802 No 32 CAREERS: MEDICAL OFFICE CLERK 51.0716 No 32 CAREERS: MEDICAL RECORDS TECHNICIAN 51.0707 No 32 CAREERS: PHARMACY CLERK 51.0805 No 32 CAREERS: PLUMBING & HEATING 46.0502 No 32 CAREERS: SLOT TECHNICIAN 47.0101 No 32 CAREERS: SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 47.0606 No 32 CAREERS: TEACHER AIDE TRAINING 13.1501 No 32 CAREERS: TELLER 52.0803 No 32 CAREERS: VETERINARIAN ASSISTANT 51.0808 No 32 CAREERS: HEALTH UNIT COORDINATOR 51.0703 No 32 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 15.1302 No 31 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN DRAFTING 15.1302 No 30 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 11.0601 No 32 CORRECTIONAL OFFICER 43.0102 No 34 EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & EDUCATION: LEVEL I 19.0709 No 30 EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & EDUCATION: LEVEL II 19.0709 No 57 ENTREPRENEURIAL/ SMALL BUSINESS 52.0701 No 34 HEALTH CAREERS 52.0799 No 25 OFFICE ASSISTANT 52.0401 No 32 OFFICE SYSTEMS/SECRETARIAL 52.0401 No 35 PRACTICAL NURSING 51.3901 No 43 RETAILING 52.1803 No 32 SUSTAINABILITY 03.0299 No 33 WATER TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 15.0506 No 37 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 33 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 62 ACCOUNTING/COMPUTER SPECIALIST 52.0302 No 62 ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING 51.3801 No 72 AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 62 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 71 BUSINESS 52.0101 No 64 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 No 62 BUSINESS/SMALL BUSINESS 52.0703 No 64 CLINICAL LAB TECHNOLOGY 51.0802 No 62 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 15.1302 No 66 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN DRAFTING 15.1302 No 62 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS: SOFTWARE SUPPORT 11.0899 No 64 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS: SOFTWARE/NETWORK S 11.0901 No 64 COMPUTER NETWORKING 11.0901 No 67 COMPUTER PC SOFTWARE SPEC 11.0899 No 63 COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY / COMPUTER NETWORK S 15.1202 No 68 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0104 No 67 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0104 No 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE/ CORRECTIONS 43.0107 No 64 CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS 43.0104 No 64 DIAGNOSTIC SONOGRAPHY 51.0910 No 62 EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & EDUCATION 19.0708 No 62 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT 19.0706 No 65 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.1209 No 65 ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 65 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 15.0507 No 66 Rev. Fall 2011 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 62 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 52.0901 No 66 HUMAN SERVICES 44.0000 No 63 LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0103 No 63 LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES 24.0101 No 62 MACHINE TOOL 48.0503 No 69 MARKETING 52.0703 No 66 MARKETING/SMALL BUSINESS 52.0703 No 66 NURSING - ADN INTEREST 51.1105 No 72 OFFICE SYSTEMS/ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 52.0401 No 62 OFFICE SYSTEMS/LEGAL OFFICE SPECIALIST 22.0301 No 62 OFFICE SYSTEMS/MEDICAL OFFICE SPECIALIST 51.0716 No 65 PC SOFTWARE SUPPORT SPEC-ADV APPLICATIONS 11.0202 No 65 PC SOFTWARE SUPPORT SPECIALIST-NETWORKING 11.0901 No 67 PRE-ENGINEERING 14.0102 No 65 PRE-MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY 26.0299 No 71 PRE-NATURAL RESOURCES 03.0101 No 63 PRE-PROFESSIONAL HEALTH 51.1102 No 63 RADIOGRAPHY 51.0911 No 62 WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 15.0506 No 67 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Bay Mills Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Bay Mills Community College 030666 www.bmcc.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 12214 W. Lakeshore Drive Brimley MI 49715 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Elaine Lehre Tina Miller Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 800.844.2622, ext 8422 800.844.2622, ext 8437 Email Address Email Address Email Address elehre@bmcc.edu tinamiller@bmcc.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students - Freshmen (first year) 118 203 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus - All Undergraduates 271 564 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall August Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) January 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 800.844.2622 elehre@bmcc.edu Student Support Specialist 800.844.2622 kbedell@bmcc.edu Student Services 800.844.2622 kaleblanc@bmcc.edu Student Support Specialist 800.844.2622 kbedell@bmcc.edu Student Support Specialist 800.844.2622 kbedell@bmcc.edu Online Program Coordinator 800.844.2622 lparish@bmcc.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Bay Mills Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) COMPASS ### Other (specify) SAT GPA Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall anytime Application 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 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,720.00 $2,720.00 $600.00 $600.00 $5,220.00 $5,220.00 $1,638.00 $1,638.00 $1,602.00 $1,602.00 $11,780.00 $11,780.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $85/$10 $85/$10 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Financial Aid 800.844.2622 tinamiller@bmcc.edu, tbergstrom@bmcc.edu 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 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form Comments As soon as possible.

Bay Mills Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT LEVEL - 1 CORRECTIONS OFFICER ACADEMIC PROGRAM 43.0102 No 15 NISHNAABEMWIN PANE IMMERSION DIPLOMA 16.1001 No 234 LEVEL - 2 MEDICAL OFFICE 51.0716 No 37 LEVEL - 3 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 No 69 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0301 No 67 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 46.9999 No 65 CRIMINAL JUSTICE CORRECTIONS EMPHASIS 43.0199 No 66 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.1210 No 69 EDUCATION 13.1299 No 62 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 66 GREAT LAKES NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES 05.0202 No 65 HEALTH & FITNESS 31.0505 No 70 SOCIAL SCIENCE 45.0101 No 69 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Delta College 1961 Delta Road University Center MI 48710 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Mr. Gary Brasseur Mr. David Urbaniak Ms. Shelly Raube Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 989.686.9590 989.686.9083 989.686.9477 Email Address Email Address Email Address gvbrasse@delta.edu drubani@delta.edu michelleraube@delta.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Delta College 002251 www.delta.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students.11% - Freshmen (first year) 915 1072 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0% - All Undergraduates 5309 6220 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 18.3%.8% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall April April 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 ### ### On on-campus housing 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 989.686.9093 admit@delta.edu Admissions 989.686.9093 admit@delta.edu Admissions 989.686.9093 admit@delta.edu Disabilities Services 989.686.9322 michaelcooper2@delta.edu Disabilities Services 989.686.9322 michaelcooper2@delta.edu Distance Learning 989.686.9088 janeknochel@delta.edu Testing Center 989.686.9182 testingcenter@delta.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Delta College 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) COMPASS ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall March March Application Winter September September Matriculation January January Housing January January 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,894.00 $4,274.00 $1,500.00 $1,500.00 $3,990.00 $3,990.00 $2,137.50 $2,137.50 $840.00 $840.00 $11,361.50 $12,741.50 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) 90+ days in Saginaw, Bay, or Midland County (see web site) Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $133.80 $179.80 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registrar's Office 989.686.9305 regis@delta.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 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form Comments Estimated costs are based on 30 credits hours a year. Cost for Tuition and Fees for an Out-of-State student is $190.00 per credit hour the total cost for the year is $14,541.50

Delta College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ACADEMIC CAREER EXPERIENCE CERT OF ACH 52.9999 No 6 ACCOUNTING CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT 52.0302 No 18 CENTRAL SERVICE PROCESSING & DISTRIBUTION CERTIFICATE 51.0799 No 8 CHILD DEVELOPMENT - EDUCATIONAL PARAPROFESSIONAL CE 19.0709 No 12 COMMUNICATION - INTERPERSONAL CERT OF ACH 23.1399 No 12 COMMUNICATION - PRESENTATIONAL CERT OF ACH 23.1399 No 12 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - CORRECTIONS CERT OF ACH 43.0102 No 15 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - POLICE TRAINING CERT OF ACH 43.0107 No 12 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - SECURITY/LOSS PREVENTION SPECIALIST 43.0109 No 18 GLOBAL PEACE STUDIES CERT OF ACH 30.0501 No 9 LEAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMEN 52.0203 No 18 MASSAGE THERAPY CERT OF ACH 51.3501 No 6 OFFICE PROFESSIONS - OFFICE SKILLS CORE CERTIFICATE OF 52.0401 No 12 PROFESSIONAL STUDIES IN OFFICE ADMINISTRATION CERTIFIC 52.0204 No 18 QUALITY ASSURANCE CERT OF ACH 15.0702 No 21 QUALITY MANAGEMENT CERT OF ACH 15.0702 No 11 WRITING CERTIFICATE - TECHNICAL CERT OF ACH 23.1101 No 17 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 52.0302 No 27 AGRICULTURE MAINT ADV CERT 48.9999 No 33 AIR CONDITIONING ADV CERT 47.0201 No 34 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY ADV CERT 47.0604 No 66 CHEMICAL PROCESS TECHNOLOGY ADV CERT 41.0301 No 28 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY SCIENCE ADV CERT 41.0301 No 24 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY PRE-MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 51.1004 No 34 CHILD DEVELOPMENT ADV CERT 19.0709 No 37 CHILD DEVELOPMENT/TEACHER ASSISTANT ADVANCED CERTIF 13.1501 No 35 COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION ADV CERT 47.0201 No 36 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING ADV CERT 15.1301 No 32 COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 48.0599 No 39 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - CA AD 11.0899 No 30 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IST PO 11.1003 No 15 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IST PO 11.1003 No 20 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - NT AD 11.0901 No 32 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - PC A 47.0104 No 26 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - WEB A 11.1004 No 26 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - CORRECTIONS JAIL OFFICER ACADEMY CE 43.0102 No 6 DENTAL ASSISTING ADV CERT 51.0601 No 62 DENTAL ASSISTING CDA/RDA TRANSITION TRACK ADV CERT 51.0601 No 45 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY ADV CERT 51.0910 No 70 DIGITAL FILM PRODUCTION 50.0602 No 28 ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION WORKER ADV CERT 46.0303 No 55 ENTREPRENEURSHIP CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT 52.0701 No 18 ENTREPRENEURSHIP/ SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ADVAN 52.0703 No 25 ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 15.0507 No 37 FIRE & INDUSTRIAL LOSS PREVENTION OFFICER ADV CERT 43.0201 No 38 GROUP FITNESS INSTRUCTOR ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 31.0507 No 27 HEALTH INSURANCE CODING & CLAIM SPECIALIST ADV CERT 51.0713 No 28 HEATING ADV CERT 47.0201 No 24 INTERIOR DESIGN ADV CERT 50.0408 No 29 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ADV CERT 30.2001 No 24 JOURNALISM & EMERGING MEDIA ADV CERT 09.0401 No 31 LAW OFFICE FOUNDATION ADV CERT 22.0302 No 32 LAW OFFICE SPECIALIST ADV CERT 22.0302 No 49 LEAN MANUFACTURING CERT OF ACH 15.0612 No 26 LIBERAL ARTS CERTIFICATE 24.0101 No 30 LINEWORKER ELECTRICAL UTILITY ADV CERT 46.0303 No 42 MASSAGE THERAPY POST ASSOCIATE CERT 51.3501 No 6 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION SPECIALIST ADV CERT 51.0708 No 25 MERCHANDISING MANAGEMENT ADV. CERTIFICATE 52.1802 No 30 MIT SUPERVISOR CERT OF ACH 15.0699 No 20 OFFICE PROFESSIONS - OFFICE ASSISTANT ADVANCED CERTIF 52.0401 No 26 OFFICE PROFESSIONS - OFFICE SPECIALIST ADVANCED CERTIF 52.0401 No 40 OFFICE SERVICES MANAGEMENT ADV. CERTIFICATE 52.0201 No 24 PERSONAL TRAINER ADV CERT 31.0507 No 29 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT PRACTICAL NURSE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 51.3901 No 44 PRE-APPRENTICE SKILLED TRADES CONSTRUCTION CERT OF A 48.9999 No 20 PRE-APPRENTICE SKILLED TRADES ELEC ADV CERT 48.9999 No 25 PRE-APPRENTICE SKILLED TRADES MECHANICAL ADV CERT 48.9999 No 26 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION ADV CERT 46.0499 No 30 RETAIL MANAGEMENT ADV CERTIFICATE 52.1803 No 26 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY ADV CERT 51.0909 No 58 WATER ENVIRONMENT TECHNOLOGY ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 15.0506 No 31 WELDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ADV CERT 48.0508 No 46 WRITING CERTIFICATE - GENERAL CERT OF ACH 23.9999 No 18 YOUTH SERVICES ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 43.0110 No 34 YOUTH SERVICES CERT OF ACH 43.0110 No 22 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 63 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY/WIND TURBINE TECHNOLOGY 15.0503 No 71 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0101 No 65 ART + DESIGN 50.0702 No 62 ART ASSOCIATE 50.0702 No 62 ASSOCIATE IN GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 62 AVIATION FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY 49.0102 No 68 CHEMICAL PROCESS TECHNOLOGY 41.0301 No 65 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 41.0301 No 66 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 19.0709 No 67 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - BIT 11.0199 No 67 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - CA 11.0899 No 67 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IST/FI 11.1003 No 78 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IST/IN 11.1003 No 76 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - NT 11.0901 No 65 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - PC 47.0104 No 64 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - PROG 11.0201 No 63 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - WEB 11.1004 No 62 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 15.1001 No 67 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 62 CRIMINAL JUSTICE -LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH BASIC POLICE T 43.0107 No 62 CRIMINAL JUSTICE SECURITY/LOSS PREVENTION SPECIALIST 43.0109 No 62 CRIMINIAL JUSTICE - LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0107 No 62 DENTAL ASSISTING 51.0601 No 73 DENTAL HYGIENE 51.0602 No 103 ELECTRICAL UTILITY WORKER 46.0399 No 66 ELECTRONIC MEDIA BROADCASTING (EMB) 09.0701 No 62 ENTREPRENEURSHIP/ SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0703 No 62 ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0507 No 63 FIRE FIGHTER TECHNICIAN 43.0203 No 62 FIRE INVESTIGATION/PREVENTION 43.0201 No 62 FIRE SCIENCE LEADERSHIP AND TRAINING 43.0202 No 62 FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 43.0201 No 62 FIRE SCIENCE/EMS 43.0203 No 62 FIRE SCIENCE/INDUST/COMM SECURITY & SAFE 43.0201 No 62 HEALTH FITNESS EDUCATION AND PROMOTION 31.0504 No 69 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION 13.1309 No 62 INTERIOR DESIGN 50.0408 No 67 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 30.2001 No 62 JOURNALISM & EMERGING MEDIA 09.0401 No 62 LEGAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL 22.0302 No 62 LIBERAL ARTS 24.0101 No 62 MANAGEMENT - SUBSEQUENT DEGREE 52.0201 No 24 MANAGEMENT/COSMETOLOGY 12.0412 No 64 MANAGEMENT/GENERAL 52.0201 No 62 MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0613 No 65 MARKETING MANAGEMENT 52.1401 No 62 MEDICAL SECRETARY 51.0716 No 62 MERCHANDISING MANAGEMENT 52.1802 No 62 NURSING RN TRANSITION TRACK - LICENSED PARAMEDIC TO R 51.3801 No 65 NURSING RN TRANSITION TRACK - LICENSED PRACTICAL NURS 51.3801 No 63 OFFICE PROFESSIONS - ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIST 52.0401 No 62 OFFICE SERVICES MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 62 Rev. 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Delta College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT 51.0806 No 70 RADIOGRAPHY 51.0907 No 80 REFRIGERATION HEATING AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE TECHN 47.0201 No 69 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION 46.0499 No 68 RESPIRATORY CARE 51.0908 No 85 RETAIL MANAGEMENT 52.1803 No 62 SKILLED TRADES CARPENTER 46.0201 No 62 SKILLED TRADES ELECTRICIAN (INDUSTRIAL) 46.0302 No 62 SKILLED TRADES JOBBING MOLDER 48.0599 No 62 SKILLED TRADES MACHINE BUILDER 47.0303 No 62 SKILLED TRADES MACHINE REPAIR 47.0303 No 62 SKILLED TRADES MILLWRIGHT 47.0303 No 62 SKILLED TRADES PATTERN MAKER 48.0506 No 62 SKILLED TRADES PIPEFITTER (INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE) 46.0502 No 62 SKILLED TRADES PLUMBER-PIPEFITTER 46.0503 No 62 SKILLED TRADES STATIONARY BOILER ENGINEERING 46.0401 No 62 SKILLED TRADES TINSMITH 48.0506 No 62 SKILLED TRADES TOOL HARDENER 48.0503 No 35 SKILLED TRADES TOOL/DIE MAKER 48.0507 No 62 SKILLED TRADES(APPRENTICESHIP) 48.9999 No 62 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY 51.0909 No 66 WATER ENVIRONMENT TECHNOLOGY 15.0506 No 66 LEVEL - 4 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM (GM ASEP) 47.0604 No 79 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 84 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 47.0604 No 108 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IST CR 11.1003 No 74 DENTAL ASSISTING/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 51.0601 No 91 DENTAL HYGIENE/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 51.0602 No 127 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY 51.0910 No 85 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 51.0910 No 109 HEALTH FITNESS EDUCATION AND PROMOTION/GENERAL MAN 31.0504 No 92 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0805 No 70 NURSING (ADN) 51.3801 No 72 NURSING/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 51.3801 No 96 PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 51.0806 No 94 RADIOGRAPHY/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 51.0907 No 104 RESPIRATORY CARE/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 51.0908 No 109 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 51.0909 No 90 WELDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 73 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Glen Oaks Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Glen Oaks Community College 002263 www.glenoaks.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 62249 Shimmel Road Centreville MI 49032 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Tonya Howden Jean Zimmerman Steve Proefrock Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 269-294-4249 269-294-4322 269-294-4216 Email Address Email Address Email Address thowden@glenoaks.edu jzimmerman@glenoaks.edu sproefrock@glenoaks.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students - Freshmen (first year) 119 124 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus - All Undergraduates 566 887 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall April April Semester Quarter Winter November November #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) April April April 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 269-294-4249 thowden@glenoaks.edu Admissions 269-294-4249 thowden@glenoaks.edu Admissions 269-294-4249 thowden@glenoaks.edu Counseling/Advising 269-294-4246 lraven@glenoaks.edu Counseling/Advising 269-294-4246 lraven@glenoaks.edu Distance Learning 269-294-4234 pmorgenstern@glenoaks.edu Registration 269-294-4248 bandrews@glenoaks.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION 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) fifth grade reading level ### Other (specify) Accuplacer Glen Oaks Community College Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall April April Application None Winter November November Matriculation April April Housing 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 AP CLEP Military Credit 3 ACE Recommendation ACE Recommendation 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,496.00 $4,296.00 $1,376.00 $1,376.00 N/A N/A $1,080.00 $4,038.00 $6,102.00 $6,102.00 $11,054.00 $15,812.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) None Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $85.00 $160.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registration 269-294-4248 bandrews@glenoaks.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 June June ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter November November ### Complete the institutuion's own form March March March March Comments Room and board costs are an estimate. College has no dormitories or on campus housing.

Glenn Oaks Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT LEVEL - 1 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 47.9999 No 19 CHILD CARE 19.0709 No 21 COMPUTER REPAIR CERTIFICATE 47.0104 No 26 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN - BASIC 51.0904 No 16 HEALTH CARE WORKER 51.0000 No 12 OFFICE ASSISTANT 52.0408 No 26 SUPERVISION 52.1001 No 20 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 35 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN 47.0604 No 41 BANKING/FINANCE 52.0803 No 30 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0201 No 35 COMPUTER SUPPORT TECHNICIAN 11.9999 No 32 DATABASE/PROGRAMMING 11.0802 No 35 DRAFTING AND DESIGN 15.1301 No 32 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 19.0709 No 40 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 27 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN - PARAMEDIC 51.1004 No 35 HEALTH INSURANCE CODER/BILLER 51.0713 No 32 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 44 MANAGEMENT/ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.1401 No 32 MANAGEMENT/MARKETING 52.1401 No 30 MANAGEMENT/SUPERVISION 52.1401 No 30 MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST 51.0716 No 47 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 50 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 51.0708 No 35 OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 52.0401 No 38 PHLEBOTOMY 51.1009 No 24 PRACTICAL NURSING 51.3901 No 39 SOCIAL WORK TECHNICIAN 51.1504 No 32 TRUCK DRIVER 49.0205 No 31 WEB PAGE DESIGN 11.0801 No 30 LEVEL - 3 ASSOCIATE DEGREE APPLIED SCIENCE BUSINESS 52.9999 No 62 ASSOCIATE DEGREE APPLIED SCIENCE TECHNOL 15.0899 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN ALLIED H 51.9999 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN NURSING 51.3801 No 34 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE SOCIAL WORK TECH 51.1504 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS 24.0103 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF BUSINESS 52.0201 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 19.0708 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE 24.0101 No 62 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Gogebic Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS E4946 Jackson Road Ironwood MI 49938 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Jeanne Graham Sue Forbes Dennis Mackey Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 906.932.4231, ext. 306 906.932.4231, ext. 206 906.932.4231, ext. 244 Email Address Email Address Email Address jeanneg@gogebic.edu suef@gogebic.edu mackeyd@gogebic.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Gogebic Community College 002264 www.gogebic.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 20.16% - Freshmen (first year) 164 145 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus.07% - All Undergraduates 519 709 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 5.8%.07% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall ongoing ongoing Semester Quarter Winter ongoing ongoing #### 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 906.932.4231, ext. 306 jeanneg@gogebic.edu Admissions 906.932.4231, ext. 347 kimz@gogebic.edu Admissions 906.932.4231, ext. 306 jeanneg@gogebic.edu Student Support Services 906.932.4231, ext. 271 daylej@gogebic.edu Student Support Services 906.932.4231, ext. 271 daylej@gogebic.edu Admissions 906.932.4231, ext. 207 admissions@gogebic.edu Dean of Students 906.932.4231, ext. 212 jeanneg@gogebic.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Gogebic Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2000 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 July July Application $10.00 rolling Winter November November Matriculation Housing $25.00 March May 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 room In State/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $3,526.00 $4,518.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $4,004.00 $4,004.00 $1,700.00 $1,700.00 $2,000.00 $2,000.00 $12,230.00 $13,222.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Live in district for 6 months prior to attending college Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Dean of Students 906.932.4231, ext. 212 jeanneg@gogebic.edu 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 March March ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October October ### Complete the institutuion's own form April Comments See college catalog at www.gogebic.edu/publications/catalog.pdf (page 17) for further breakdown of cost per credit hour.

Gogebic Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT LEVEL - 2 APPLIED MANAGEMENT 52.9999 No 35 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 48 BUILDING TRADES 46.9999 No 33 CHILD CARE 19.0709 No 31 COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 11.0103 No 32 CORRECTIONS OFFICER 43.0102 No 34 COSMETOLOGY 12.0401 No 55 ELECTRIC LINE MECHANIC 46.0303 No 32 EMS BASIC 51.0904 No 39 EMS PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 39 GENERAL BUSINESS 52.0101 No 31 LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSING 51.3901 No 48 MEDICAL CODING AND BILLING 51.0713 No 38 PHYSICAL THERAPY 51.2308 No 36 PRE-NURSING 51.1105 No 33 RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGYSTATE APPROVAL APPLICA 15.0503 No 32 WEB PROGRAMMING 11.1004 No 32 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 66 ACCOUNTING/COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLO 30.1601 No 66 APPLIED MANAGMENT 52.9999 No 69 ART 50.0701 No 66 ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING 51.3801 No 76 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 67 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 30.0101 No 71 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 No 64 BUSINESS EDUCATION 13.1303 No 62 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 No 69 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 15.1301 No 76 COMPUTER GAME DESIGN SPECIALTY 50.0102 No 66 COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 11.0103 No 64 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0101 No 64 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 15.1001 No 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0107 No 63 DENTISTRY 51.1101 No 76 EARLY-CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.1210 No 65 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 13.1202 No 65 EMS PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 74 ENGINEERING 14.0101 No 71 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 62 GENERAL BUSINESS 52.0101 No 62 GENERAL EDUCATION 13.0101 No 66 GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS 10.0301 No 70 HEALTH INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION 51.0707 No 64 HISTORY 54.0101 No 63 LAW 22.0001 No 64 LIBERAL ARTS 24.0101 No 67 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 No 64 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 51.1005 No 75 MEDICINE 51.1102 No 76 MORTUARY SCIENCE 12.0301 No 67 NATURAL RESOURCES 03.9999 No 66 OPTOMETRY 51.1701 No 75 OSTEOPATHY 51.1901 No 72 PARAPROFESSIONAL IN EDUCATION 13.1501 No 63 PHARMACY 51.1103 No 74 PHYSICS 40.0801 No 70 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 No 65 SCIENCE EDUCATION 13.1316 No 63 SECONDARY EDUCATION 13.1205 No 67 SKI AREA MANAGEMENT 31.0301 No 63 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 No 63 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 No 63 SPECIAL EDUCATION 13.1006 No 65 VETERINARY MEDICINE 51.1104 No 78 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Grand Rapids Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 143 Bostwick Avenue NE CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person 616.234.3567 616.234.4030 616.234.3990 Email Address Email Address Email Address emullen@grcc.edu pdoane@grcc.edu cwells@grcc.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Grand Rapids Community College 002267 Street Address City Financial Aid Contact Person Web Site Homepage www.grcc.edu State ZIP Code Grand Rapids 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 0.8 - Freshmen (first year) 2135 1665 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0.0 - All Undergraduates 8578 9292 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 24.4 0.2 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall April - September Same Semester Quarter Winter November - January Same #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) March - May Same Same 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 ### ### The Student Life office maintains general information Related Rules about residential rental properties in the area. Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No Can freshmen have cars on campus? ### Yes ### No MI Athletic Office Contact Person Eric Mullen Paul Doane Charlie Wells Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 49503 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 616.234.3567 shill@grcc.edu Admissions 616.234.3567 sgregory@grcc.edu Student Life 616.243.4160 esosa@grcc.edu Student Support Services 616.234.4156 wharper@grcc.edu Disability Support Services 616.234.4140 asherman@grcc.edu On-line Coordinator 616.234.4308 gbrand@grcc.edu Academic Tutorial and Testing Servic 616.234.3450 gthomas@grcc.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Grand Rapids Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2004 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 23295 Other (specify) Open door admissions ### 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 Winter September September Matriculation Housing 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 CLEP AP 50 3 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,518.00 $5,254.00 $1,613.00 $1,613.00 $3,949.00 $3,949.00 $1,500.00 $1,500.00 $20.00 $20.00 $9,600.00 $12,336.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) See www.grcc.edu/tuition Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $95.50 $209.50 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Cashier's Office 616.234.4020 jmohr@grcc.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 November November ### Complete the institutuion's own form March March Comments

Grand Rapids Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ART, NON-DEGREE 24.0101 No 62 GUEST STUDENT 24.0101 No 62 LANGUAGE ARTS, NON DEGREE 23.0101 No 62 LIFE SCIENCE, NON-DEGREE 26.0101 No 62 MATH, NON-DEGREE 27.0101 No 62 MUSIC, NON-DEGREE 24.0101 No 62 PHYSICAL EDUCATION, NON-DEGREE 24.0102 No 62 PHYSICAL SCIENCE, NON-DEGREE 40.0101 No 62 THEATER, NON-DEGREE 24.0101 No 62 LEVEL - 2 ADDICTION STUDIES 51.1501 No 30 AIR COND/REFR/HEAT, CERT 47.0201 No 35 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICING, CERT 47.0604 No 36 BAKING AND PASTRY ARTS 12.0501 No 40 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY, CERT 41.0301 No 32 COMPUTER APPLIC, CERT 11.1006 No 30 DENTAL ASSISTING, CERT 51.0601 No 48 DIGITAL PREPRESS, CERT 10.0303 No 30 ELECTRONICS SERVICING,CERT 47.0101 No 30 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 31 GERONTOLOGY 19.0702 No 35 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE CERTIFICATE 47.0303 No 32 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOL, CERT 15.0613 No 30 MANUFACTURING APPRENTICESHIP OPTION 15.0699 No 32 MARKETING, CERT 52.1801 No 30 MECHANICAL DESIGN CERT 15.1306 No 30 PERSONAL CHEF BUSINESS 12.0500 No 34 PLASTICS MFG TECH, CERT 15.0607 No 35 PRACTICAL NURSING, CERT 51.3901 No 44 QUALITY SCIENCE, CERT. 15.0702 No 31 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY, LCC TRF 51.0909 No 30 TOOLING & MANUFACTURING TECH., CERT 48.0503 No 31 UNIX SYSTEM ADMIN, CERT 11.9999 No 33 WEB DESIGNER DEVELOPMENT CERT 11.0801 No 29 WEB TECH SUPPORT-CERT 11.1004 No 31 WELDING, CERT 48.0508 No 30 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 63 AIR COND/REFR/HEAT 47.0201 No 63 ARCH DRAFTING TECH 04.0901 No 64 ARCHITECTURE, TRF 04.0201 No 62 ART, TRF 50.0701 No 62 ASSOC DEG NURSING 51.3801 No 72 AUTOMOTIVE TECH 47.0604 No 64 BIOLOGY, TRF 26.0101 No 62 BUS ADMIN, TRF 52.0101 No 65 BUSINESS ADMIN 52.0201 No 62 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 41.0301 No 62 CHEMISTRY, TRF 40.0501 No 62 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 19.0708 No 63 CHILD DEVELOPMENT, CDA 19.0708 No 63 CIS-APPLIATION SOFTWARE 11.0202 No 62 CIS-COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 62 CIS-NETWORK ADMINSTRATOR 11.0901 No 62 COMPUTER APPLIC TECH 11.1006 No 62 COMPUTER SCIENCE, TRF 11.0101 No 62 CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 64 CRIM JUSTICE, TRF 43.0103 No 62 CROP/SOIL SCI, TRF 01.1201 No 62 CULINARY ARTS 12.0503 No 72 CULINARY MANAGEMENT 12.0504 No 72 DENTAL ASSISTING 51.0601 No 70 DIGITAL GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS 50.0499 No 66 DIGITAL PREPRESS 10.0303 No 66 ECONOMICS, TRF 45.0601 No 62 Rev. Fall 2011 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT ELECTRONICS TECH 15.0303 No 63 ENGINEERING, TRF 14.0101 No 62 ENGLISH, TRF 23.0101 No 62 ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, TRF 03.0104 No 62 FASHION MERCHANDISING 52.1902 No 62 FOREIGN LANG, TRF 16.0101 No 62 FORESTRY, TRF 03.0501 No 62 GEOLOGY, TRF 40.0601 No 62 HISTORY, TRF 54.0101 No 62 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECH 47.0303 No 62 INTERIOR DECORATING & DESIGN 50.0408 No 64 JOURNALISM, TRF 09.0401 No 62 JUVENILE SERVICES 43.0110 No 64 KETTERING UNIV.-- ENGINEERING, TRF 14.0101 No 70 KETTERING UNIV.--MANAGEMENT, TRF 52.0201 No 73 LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT 01.0605 No 62 LAW ENFORCEMENT 48.0107 No 75 LIBERAL ARTS, GEN 24.0101 No 62 LIBRARY SCIENCE, TRF 25.0101 No 62 MARKETING 52.1401 No 62 MATHEMATICS, TRF 27.0101 No 62 MECHANICAL DESIGN 15.1306 No 62 MED TECH,TRF 51.1005 No 62 MGMT & SUPV 52.0201 No 62 MORTUARY SCIENCE, TRF 12.0301 No 62 MUSIC ED. INSTRUMENTAL 13.1312 No 62 MUSIC ED: CHORAL 13.1312 No 62 MUSIC MERCHANDISING, TRF 50.0909 No 62 MUSIC PERFORMANCE: PIANO/ORGAN 50.0907 No 63 MUSIC PERFORMANCE: VOICE 50.0908 No 63 MUSIC PERFORMANCE: INSTRUMENTAL 50.0903 No 63 MUSIC RECORDING TECH, TRF 10.0203 No 73 MUSIC, GENERAL 50.0901 No 62 NAT RESOURCES, TRF 03.0101 No 62 NURSING, TRF 51.3801 No 62 OCC THERAPY ASSTNG 51.0803 No 69 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, TRF 51.2306 No 62 OCEANOGRAPHY, TRF 40.0607 No 62 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION 52.0402 No 62 PARAPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 13.1501 No 64 PHARMACY, TRF 51.1103 No 62 PHOTOGRAPHY 50.0605 No 62 PHOTOGRAPHY,TRF 50.0605 No 62 PHYS EDUC, TRF 13.1314 No 62 PHYS THERAPY, TRF 51.2308 No 62 PHYSICS, TRF 40.0801 No 62 PLASTICS MFG TECH 15.0607 No 65 PLASTICS TECH--FSU 15.0607 No 65 POLITICAL SCI, TRF 45.1001 No 62 PRE-DENTISTRY, TRF 51.1101 No 62 PRE-ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 13.1202 No 62 PRE-LAW, TRF 22.0001 No 62 PRE-MEDICINE, TRF 51.1102 No 62 PRE-OPTOMETRY, TRF 51.1701 No 62 PRE-SECONDARY ED, TRF 13.1206 No 62 PRE-VET MED, TRF 51.1104 No 62 PSYCHOLOGY, TRF 42.0101 No 62 QUALITY SCIENCE 15.0702 No 62 RADIOLOGIC TECH 51.0911 No 74 SOCIAL WORK, TRF 44.0701 No 62 SOCIOLOGY, TRF 45.1101 No 62 SPEECH, TRF 23.1001 No 62 TECHNOLOGY OPTION 15.9999 No 62 THEATER, TRF 50.0501 No 63 TOOLING & MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 48.0503 No 62 UNSPEC LIBERAL ARTS, TRF 24.0101 No 62 UNSPEC OCCUP MAJOR 24.0102 No 62 Page 1 of 2

Grand Rapids Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT WATER PURIFICATION 15.0506 No 72 WEB DESIGNER DEVELOPMENT 11.0801 No 63 WEB TECH SUPPORT 11.1004 No 64 WELDING TECH 48.0508 No 64 WMU ENGR TECH, TRF 15.0000 No 62 LEVEL - 4 DENTAL HYGIENE 51.0602 No 111 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Henry Ford Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Henry Ford Community College 002270 www.hfcc.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 5101 Evergreen Road Dearborn MI 48128 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Welcome Center Kevin Culler Rochelle Taylor Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 800.585.4322 313.845.9616 313.845.9610 Email Address Email Address Email Address enroll@hfcc.edu kjculler@hfcc.edu rtaylor33@hfcc.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 0 - Freshmen (first year) 2083 2665 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0 - All Undergraduates 7952 10573 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 29 1 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall 4/15 or later 4/15 or later Semester Quarter Winter mid November mid November #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) 4/15 or later 4/15 or later 4/15 or later 4/15 or later 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 Enrollment Development 313.845.6397 enroll@hfcc.edu Enrollment Development 313.845.6397 enroll@hfcc.edu Counseling Office 313.845.9611 counseling@hfcc.edu Counseling Office 313.845.9611 counseling@hfcc.edu Assisted Learning Services 313.845.9617 als@hfcc.edu Instructional Technology 313.845.9663 Admissions and Registration 313.845.6403 admission@hfcc.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Henry Ford Community College 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) Not required ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Any time Any time Application None Winter Any time Any time Matriculation None Any time Any time Housing None Any time Any time Other None 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,811.00 $4,611.00 $1,680.00 $1,680.00 $4,600.00 $4,600.00 $1,530.00 $1,530.00 $10,621.00 $12,421.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Six months living in the district prior to the first day of classes. Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $89.00 $149.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions and Registration 313.845.6403 admission@hfcc.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 04/01/11 04/01/11 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter 10/01/11 10/01/11 ### Complete the institutuion's own form 02/01/12 02/01/12 02/01/12 02/01/12 Comments Effective / 2011, HFCC has combined it's and academic terms into a single finanical aid award period. The 2011-2012 FAFSA covers Fall 2011, Winter 2012, and / 2012 at HFCC. An institutional financial aid request form must be completed to be considered for / 2012 financial aid.

Henry Ford Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ADVANCED PATHWAYS 47.0303 No 20 ANALOG ELECTRONICS 15.0303 No 24 APPLICATION DEVELOPER 11.0202 No 12 AUTO AIR CONDITIONING, BRAKES, ALIGNMENT 47.0604 No 6 AUTO TUNE-UP 47.0604 No 3 AUTOMATION CONTROLS 15.0499 No 27 BASIC ELECTRONICS 15.0303 No 11 BIOTECHNOLOGY 41.0101 No 21 BOOKKEEPING 52.0302 No 26 CAD TECHNOLOGY: CATIA 15.1302 No 6 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 19.0709 No 15 CNC (COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL) / MANUFACTURING PR 15.0613 No 27.5 CNC (COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL) / MANUFACTURING PR 15.0613 No 21 COMPUTER NETWORKING ACADEMY 11.0901 No 16 COMPUTER NETWORKING ACADEMY - CCNP 11.0901 No 16 COMPUTER SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS 11.0202 No 19 CORRECTIONS / PROBATION / PAROLE 43.0102 No 16 CULINARY SKILLS 12.0503 No 16 CUSTOMER SERVICE PROFESSIONAL 52.0207 No 19 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS 15.0303 No 24 DYNAMOMETER TECHNICIAN 47.0604 No 20 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - BOILER LICENSE REVIEW BASIC 47.9999 No 17 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - POWER ENGINEERING HIGH PRESSUR 47.9999 No 10 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - POWER ENGINEERING STEAM - REFRI 47.9999 No 10 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - RENEWABLE ENERGY BASIC 15.0503 No 10 HEATING AND COOLING - BASIC 15.0501 No 19 HIGH PRESSURE BOILER - STEAM & REFRIGERATION LICENSE R 47.9999 No 16 HOSPITALITY PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT 52.0904 No 26 HOSPITALITY SERVICE CAREER 12.0507 No 9 INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTION - BUSINESS CONCENTRATION 52.0203 No 20 INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTION - TECHNICAL CONCENTRATION 52.0203 No 20 LOW PRESSURE BOILER - HEATING PLANT OPERATOR 47.9999 No 9 MANUFACTURING PRODUCTION SPECIALIST 21.0101 No 17 MANUFACTURING PRODUCTIVITY SYSTEMS - ADVANCED CNC 15.0613 No 28 MANUFACTURING PRODUCTIVITY SYSTEMS - BASIC CNC 15.0613 No 21 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 51.0712 No 33 MOTION CAPTURE SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN 50.0699 No 12 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE ESSENTIALS 11.0901 No 4 NURSING CARE SKILLS 51.3902 No 16 OFFICE SKILLS - FUNDAMENTALS 52.0408 No 17 PLANT MAINTENANCE TRADES 47.0303 No 29 PROCESS TECHNOLOGY - BASIC 15.0613 No 16 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0703 No 28 SUPERVISION 52.0204 No 16 WEB TECHNOLOGIES & DESIGN 11.0801 No 25 WELDING TECHNOLOGY - BASIC 47.0303 No 0 WELDING TECHNOLOGY - GTAW/GMAW 47.0303 No 16 WELDING TECHNOLOGY - TOOL AND DIE 48.0508 No 22 LEVEL - 2 21ST CENTURY TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS - BUSINESS CON 52.0207 No 30 21ST CENTURY TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS - INFRASTRUCT 47.0103 No 31 21ST CENTURY TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS - TECHNICAL CO 11.0901 No 31 ANIMATION 10.0304 No 37 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 42 CRIMINAL JUSTICE: CORRECTIONS, PROBATION AND PAROLE 43.0102 No 30 CULINARY & BAKING 12.0501 No 31 CULINARY ARTS SUPERVISION 12.0504 No 39 EDUCATION PARAPROFESSIONAL 13.1501 No 32 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - HEATING & COOLING 15.0501 No 34 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - PLUMBING - PIPEFITTING ADVANCED 46.0503 No 32 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - PLUMBING - PIPEFITTING BASIC 46.0503 No 15 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - POWER BUILDING ENGINEER 15.0503 No 30 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - RENEWABLE ENERGY ADVANCED 15.0503 No 35 FITNESS LEADERSHIP 31.0599 No 31 ILLUSTRATION 50.0410 No 36 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT KITCHEN AND BATH DESIGN 50.0408 No 33 MANUFACTURING TRADES 15.0699 No 31 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 36 MEDICAL INSURANCE SPECIALIST 51.0714 No 33 MULTIMEDIA DESIGN 11.0801 No 38 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION 52.0401 No 30 PHARMACY TECHNICIAN 51.0805 No 37 PLANT MAINTENANCE TRADES 47.0303 No 30 PRINT DESIGN 50.0402 No 36 PROCESS TECHNOLOGY - ADVANCED 15.0613 No 46 WEB DESIGN 11.0801 No 36 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0399 No 60 ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION SYSTEM MANAGEMENT 52.0402 No 60 ARAB CULTURAL STUDIES 30.9999 No 60 ARCHITECTURE /CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 04.0901 No 60 ART FOUNDATION 50.0701 No 60 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE (ASSET) 47.0604 No 72 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE MANAGEMENT - BUSINESS CONCENTRA 52.0201 No 65 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE MANAGEMENT - TECHNICAL CONCENTR 52.0201 No 65 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 62 BIOTECHNOLOGY 41.0101 No 60 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TRADES 46.0000 No 60 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 No 60 CAD-CAM TECHNICIAN 15.9999 No 66 CERAMICS 50.0711 No 60 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 13.1210 No 60 CHILDREN AND FAMILIES 13.1210 No 60 CNC (COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL) / MANUFACTURING PR 15.0613 No 65 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0201 No 60 COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL 15.0613 No 72 CORRECTIONS / PROBATION / PAROLE ADMINISTRATION 43.0102 No 60 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH POLICE ACADE 43.0103 No 60 CULINARY ARTS 12.0503 No 62 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 63 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, PRE- 13.1202 No 60 ENERGY TECHNOLOCGY - PLUMBING-PIPEFITTING 46.0503 No 66 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - ALTERNATIVE ENERGY 15.0503 No 67.5 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - HVAC 15.0503 No 63 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY - PLUMBING - PIPEFITTING 46.0503 No 66 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY (POWER BUILDING ENGINEER, HVAC) 15.0503 No 60 ENGINEERING, PRE- 14.0101 No 60 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 03.0103 No 60 FIREFIGHTER / PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 88 FITNESS AND SPORTS CENTER MANAGEMENT 31.0504 No 63 FITNESS LEADERSHIP 31.0599 No 60 GENERAL BUSINESS - NO CONCENTRATION 52.0101 No 60 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 60 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0402 No 60 HOTEL, RESTAURANT, & INST MANAGEMENT 52.0901 No 67 INDUSTRIAL DRAFTING & CAD TECHNOLOGY 15.1302 No 60 INFORMATION ASSURANCE 11.1003 No 60 INTERIOR DESIGN 50.0408 No 61 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 52.1101 No 61 LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0103 No 60 LEGAL ASSISTANT 22.0302 No 60 LIBERAL ARTS; GENERAL SCIENCE STUDIES 24.0101 No 60 MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 60 MANUFACTURING PRODUCTIVITY SYSTEMS 15.0613 No 60 MANUFACTURING TRADES 15.0699 No 60 MEDICAL PRACTICE / CLINICAL MANAGEMENT 51.0711 No 66 MEDICAL PRACTICE / FACILITY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 51.0705 No 60 MULTI-SKILLED FACILITY MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN 46.0401 No 60 MULTI-SKILLED MANUFACTURING MAINTENANCE (MECHATRONI 47.0101 No 62 MUSIC 50.0999 No 60 NETWORKING 11.0901 No 60 Rev. 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Henry Ford Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT NURSING 51.3801 No 65 NURSING FOR LPNS 51.3801 No 60 OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN 51.1803 No PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 60 PHARMACY, PRE- 51.1103 No 61 PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT 51.0806 No 72 PLANT MAINTENANCE TRADES 47.0303 No 60 PROCESS TECHNOLOGY 15.0613 No 64 PROFESSIONAL BIOLOGY, PRE- 26.0101 No 60 PROFESSIONAL CHEMISTRY, PRE- 40.0501 No 60 RADIOGRAPHER 51.0911 No 60 REGISTERED RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST 51.0911 No 60 RELIGIOUS STUDIES 38.0201 No 60 RESPIRATORY THERAPIST 51.0908 No 62 SECONDARY EDUCATION, PRE- 13.1205 No 60 SECURITY ADMINISTRATION 43.0112 No 60 SPECIAL EDUCATION, PRE- 13.1001 No 60 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGIST 51.0909 No 63 TELECOMMUNICATION 09.0102 No 60 THEATRE 50.0501 No 60 WELDING TECHNOLOGY - ADVANCED FOR CERTIFICATION 47.0303 No 28 LEVEL - 4 PLANT MAINTENANCE TRADES 47.0303 No 61 RESTAURANT SERVICE CAREER 12.0507 No 70 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Jackson Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 2111 Emmons Road Jackson MI 49201 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Julie Hand Bryan Howard Stephen A. Bloomfield Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 517.796.8499 517.796.1371 517.796.8628 Email Address Email Address Email Address HandJulieR@jccmi.edu HowardBryanR@jccmi.edu BloomfiStephenA@jccmi.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Jackson Community College 002274 www.jccmi.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 1% - Freshmen (first year) 786 909 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 2.4% - All Undergraduates 3033 4837 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 15% <1% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall July July 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 Enrollment Services 517.796.8425 admissions@jccmi.edu Enrollment Services 517.796.8425 admissions@jccmi.edu Enrollment Services 517.796.8425 admissions@jccmi.edu Center for Student Success 517.796.8415 jcccenterforstudentsuccess@jccmi.edu Center for Student Success 517.796.8415 jcccenterforstudentsuccess@jccmi.edu Distance Learning 888.522.8744 distancelearning@jccmi.edu Enrollment Services 517.796.8425 admissions@jccmi.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Jackson Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2014 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1340 Other (specify) ACT, SAT, or JCC Course Placement ### Other (specify) COMPASS Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall April April Application Winter October October Matriculation March March Housing 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/ In District Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $131.50 Out of State/ Out of District $3,156.00 $4,140.00 $1,296.00 $1,296.00 $6,656.00 $6,656.00 $1,800.00 $1,800.00 $864.00 $864.00 $13,772.00 $14,756.00 $172.50 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) For in-county tuition rate, must be a Jackson county resident or property owner. Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registration and Records 517.796.8584 kleerosea@jccmi.edu Enrollment Services 517.796.8425 admissions@jccmi.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 April April ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October October ### Complete the institutuion's own form March March March March Comments JCC offers some special scholarships in addition to what is available via the FAFSA form. To apply, visit www.jccmi.edu/foundation/scholarships.htm.

Jackson Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ADVANCED MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION 52.0201 No 0 AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION NON-STRUCTURAL TECH - SKILL SET 47.0604 No 6 AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR - COLLISION BODY TECH - CO 47.0604 No 16 AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR - COLLISION BODY TECH - SKI 47.0604 No 6 AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR -COLLISION REFINISH TECH - 47.0604 No 6 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - AIR CONDITIONING AND 47.0604 No 9 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - DRIVEABILITY CONCENT 47.0604 No 21 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - DRIVEABILITY SKILL SET 47.0604 No 14 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - FORD SERVICE CONCEN 47.0604 No 21 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - HIGH SPEED DIESEL SE 47.0604 No 17 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - HIGH SPEED DIESEL SE 47.0604 No 4 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - HYBRID VEHICLE SKILL 47.0604 No 9 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - HYBRID VEHICLES CON 47.0604 No 16 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - MAINTENANCE & LIGHT 47.0604 No 19 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - MAINTENANCE AND LIG 47.0604 No 15 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - POWERTRAIN CONCENT 47.0604 No 17 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - POWERTRAIN SKILL SET 47.0604 No 11 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - UNDERCAR SERVICES C 47.0604 No 17 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - UNDERCAR SERVICES S 47.0604 No 8 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - WHEEL SERVICE CONCE 47.0604 No 17 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - WHEEL SERVICE SKILL 47.0604 No 6 BASIC EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN SKILL SET 51.0904 No 15 COMPUTER LITERACY - SKILL SET 52.0401 No 0 COMPUTER SERVICE TECHNICIAN (A+/NETWORK+) CONCENTRA 15.0303 No 15 CORRECTIONS OFFICER SKILL SET 43.0102 No 15 CULINARY ARTS - CONCENTRATION 12.0504 No 18 CULINARY ARTS - SKILL SET 12.0504 No 12 EARLY CHILDHOOD ADVOCATE CONCENTRATION 19.0706 No 0 EARLY CHILDHOOD CURRICULUM - LITERACY & THE ARTS CON 19.0706 No 0 EARLY CHILDHOOD CURRICULUM - MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE C 19.0706 No 0 EARLY CHILDHOOD DISTINCTIVE POPULATIONS CONCENTRATI 19.0706 No 0 EARLY CHILDHOOD INSTRUCTIONAL METHODOLOGY CONCENT 19.0706 No 0 EARLY CHILDHOOD OPERATIONS CONCENTRATION 19.0706 No 0 EKG TECHNICIAN 51.0902 No 11 ELECTRICAL BASICS CONCENTRATION 46.0302 No 17 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY - BASIC - CONCENTRATIO 51.0904 No 23 ENTREPRENEURSHIP SKILL SET 52.0701 No 10 FINANCIAL SERVICES CONCENTRATION 52.0304 No 17 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS CONCENTRATION 11.0601 No 20 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS SKILL SET 11.0601 No 6 MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST CONCENTRATION 52.0401 No 18 NETWORK+ / SECURITY+ CONCENTRATION 11.0901 No 19 PROCESS TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATION 15.0613 No 21 VISUAL COMMUNICATION: GRAPHIC DESIGN CONCENTRATION 50.0409 No 20 WEB TECHNOLOGY: ECOMMERCE DESIGNER - SKILL SET 52.0208 No 5 WEB TECHNOLOGY: ECOMMERCE ENTREPRENEUR - CONCENT 52.0208 No 23 WEB TECHNOLOGY: ECOMMERCE MANAGER - SKILL SET 52.0208 No 9 WEB TECHNOLOGY: ECOMMERCE SPECIALIST - CONCENTRATI 52.0208 No 19 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 30 AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR 47.0604 No 55 AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR - COLLISION MECHANICAL AN 47.0604 No 24 AUTOMOTIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP 47.0604 No 0 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 49 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY - TOYOTA SERVICE 47.0604 No 0 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 No 30 CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY 51.0910 No 0 CLIMATE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY 15.0501 No 0 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING SPECIALIST 11.0202 No 42 CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 35 CULINARY ARTS 12.0504 No 37 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 50.0702 No 31 ELECTRICIAN 46.0302 No 47 ELECTRICIAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP 46.0302 No 0 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 35 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY - MICROCOMPUTER 15.0303 No 42 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES 51.0904 No 54 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 0 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERING 14.0101 No 41 GRAPHIC DESIGN ENTREPRENEURSHIP 50.0409 No 0 LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0107 No 35 MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 30 MARKETING 52.1401 No 30 MARKETING ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.1401 No 0 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 54 MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLER ENTREPRENEURSHIP 51.0714 No 0 MEDICAL INSURANCE CODER/BILLER 51.0713 No 48 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST/ INSURANCE BILLER 51.0714 No 0 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST/ TRANSCRIPTIONIST 51.0708 No 0 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION SPECIALIST 11.0601 No 35 MICROSOFT NETWORKING 11.0901 No 29 MICROSOFT OFFICE USER SPECIALIST 52.0401 No 37 NETWORKING SPECIALIST 11.0901 No 32 P C TECHNICIAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP 15.0303 No 0 PRACTICAL NURSE 51.3901 No 50 PRE-PROFESSIONAL SCIENCE 40.0101 No 30 STUDIO ART 50.0702 No 31 TECHNICAL THEATRE 50.0502 No 31 THEATRE PERFORMANCE 50.0501 No 33 VIDEO PRODUCTION 10.0201 No 31 VISUAL COMMUNICATION: MULTI-MEDIA/WEB DSGN 11.0801 No 37 VISUAL COMMUNICATION-GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 38 WEB TECHNOLOGY: ECOMMERCE CONSULTANT 52.0208 No 37 LEVEL - 3 3D DESIGN AND ANIMATION 10.0304 No 65 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 60 ACCOUNTING/FINANCE (PRE MAJOR) 52.0304 No 60 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 52.0401 No 63 AGRICULTURE (PRE MAJOR) 01.0101 No 60 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY 15.0503 No 68 ARCHITECTURE (PRE MAJOR) 04.0201 No 60 ART (PRE MAJOR) 50.0701 No 60 ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING 51.3801 No 76 ASSOCIATE IN ARTS 24.0101 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE 40.0101 No 60 AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR 47.0604 No 68 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 62 AVIATION FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY 49.0102 No 62 BIOLOGY (PRE MAJOR) 26.0101 No 60 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 No 60 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (PRE MAJOR) 52.0201 No 60 CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY 51.0910 No 69 CHEMISTRY (PRE MAJOR) 40.0501 No 60 CLIMATE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY 15.0501 No 0 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING SPECIALIST 11.0202 No 65 COMPUTER SCIENCE (PRE MAJOR) 11.0701 No 60 CONSERVATION (PRE MAJOR) 03.0101 No 60 CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 61 CRIMINAL JUSTICE (PRE MAJOR) 43.0103 No 60 CULINARY ARTS & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 12.0504 No 70 DRAMA (PRE MAJOR) 50.0501 No 60 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT/EDUCATION 19.0706 No 0 ELECTRICIAN 46.0302 No 63 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 65 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY - MICROCOMPUTER 15.0303 No 67 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (PRE MAJOR) 13.1202 No 60 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES 51.0904 No 70 ENGINEERING (PRE MAJOR) 14.0101 No 60 ENGLISH (PRE MAJOR) 23.0101 No 60 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (PRE MAJOR) 16.0101 No 60 Rev. 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Jackson Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT FORESTRY (PRE MAJOR) 03.0501 No 60 GENERAL SONOGRAPHY 51.0910 No 76 GEOLOGY (PRE MAJOR) 40.0601 No 60 HEALTH MANAGEMENT 51.0801 No 60 HEALTH STUDIES 51.3805 No 68 HOME ECONOMICS (PRE MAJOR) 19.0101 No 60 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT (PRE MAJOR) 52.0901 No 60 HUMAN SERVICES (PRE MAJOR) 44.0000 No 60 JOURNALISM (PRE MAJOR) 09.0401 No 60 LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0107 No 61 MANUFACTURING TECH / MAINTENANCE 15.0613 No 63 MANUFACTURING TECH / TOOL ROOM 15.0613 No 70 MANUFACTURING TECH/MACHINING 15.0613 No 64 MATHEMATICS (PRE MAJOR) 27.0101 No 60 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 63 MEDICAL INSURANCE CODER/BILLER 51.0713 No 68 MEDICAL RECORD ADMINISTRATION (PRE MAJOR) 51.0706 No 60 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY (PRE MAJOR) 51.1005 No 60 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATION SPECIALIST 11.0601 No 63 MORTUARY SCIENCE (PRE MAJOR) 12.0301 No 60 MUSIC (PRE MAJOR) 50.0901 No 60 NETWORKING SPECIALIST 11.0901 No 64 NURSING - LPN TO ADN 51.3801 No 63 NURSING (PRE MAJOR) 51.1105 No 60 OCCUPATIONAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 61 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (PRE MAJOR) 51.2306 No 60 OPTOMETRY (PRE-MAJOR) 51.1701 No 60 PHARMACY TECHNICIAN 51.0805 No 62 PHILOSOPHY (PRE MAJOR) 38.0101 No 60 PHYSICAL EDUCATION (PRE MAJOR) 13.1314 No 60 PHYSICAL THERAPY (PRE MAJOR) 51.2308 No 60 PHYSICS (PRE MAJOR) 40.0801 No 60 POLICE ADMINISTRATION (PRE MAJOR) 43.0103 No 60 PRE-DENTISTRY 51.1101 No 60 PRE-LAW 22.0001 No 60 PRE-MEDICINE 51.1102 No 60 PRE-OSTEOPATHY 51.1901 No 60 PRE-PHARMACY 51.1103 No 60 PRE-VETERINARY MEDICINE 51.1104 No 60 PSYCHOLOGY (PRE MAJOR) 42.0101 No 60 RADIOGRAPHY 51.0911 No 84 RESPIRATORY CARE 51.0908 No 88 SECONDARY EDUCATION (PRE MAJOR) 13.1205 No 60 SOCIAL SCIENCES (PRE MAJOR) 45.0101 No 60 SOCIAL WORK (PRE MAJOR) 44.0701 No 60 SPECIAL EDUCATION (PRE MAJOR) 13.1001 No 60 SPEECH (PRE MAJOR) 23.1001 No 60 VASCULAR SONOGRAPHY 51.0910 No 70 VISUAL COMMUNICATION: MULTI-MEDIA/WEB DSGN 11.0801 No 63 VISUAL COMMUNICATION-GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 64 WEB TECHNOLOGY: ECOMMERCE PROFESSIONAL 52.0208 No 61 LEVEL - 4 PRE-ACCELERATED BUSINESS JCC/SHU 52.0201 No 93 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Kalamazoo Valley Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 6767 West O Ave., PO Box 4070 Kalamazoo MI 49003-4070 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Michael McCall Roger Miller Russell Panico Jr. Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 269.488.4207 269.488.4257 269.488.4393 Email Address Email Address Email Address mmccall@kvcc.edu rmiller@kvcc.edu rpanico@kvcc.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Kalamazoo Valley Community College 006949 www.kvcc.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students - Freshmen (first year) 1239 1196 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus - All Undergraduates 5875 6229 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 21.4% 0.5% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall April 11, 2011 Same Semester Quarter Winter October 10, 2011 Same #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) April 2, 2012 Same 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 Admission, Registration & Records 269.488.4281 registration@kvcc.edu Student Admissions Specialist 269.488.4755 campustours@kvcc.edu Student Service Center 269.488.4100 ssc@kvcc.edu Admission, Registration & Records 269.488.4281 registration@kvcc.edu Special Services 269.488.4368 Admission, Registration & Records 269.488.4281 registration@kvcc.edu Counseling Office 269.488.4123

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Kalamazoo Valley Community College 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 Any time Same Application Winter Any time Same Matriculation Housing Any time Same 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,410.00 $3,985.00 $1,650.00 $1,650.00 $5,815.00 $5,815.00 $1,489.00 $1,489.00 $1,366.00 $1,366.00 $12,730.00 $14,305.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) In-state six months, in-district 30 days prior to start of semester. Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $79.50 $132.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admission, Registration & Records 269.488.4281 registration@kvcc.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-May Same ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October-December Same ### Complete the institutuion's own form February-April Same Comments

Kalamazoo Valley Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ADVANCED ELECTRONIC VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEMS 47.0604 No 11 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 16.1603 No 18 APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM 47.9999 No AUTOCAD 15.1302 No 9 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION/TRANSAXLE 47.0604 No 14 BRAKES 47.0604 No 14 CAD INVENTOR 15.1302 No 9 CAD PROENGINEER 15.1302 No 9 CAD SOLIDWORKS 15.1302 No 9 COACHING 13.1314 No 16 DRIVELINE 47.0604 No 10 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS 47.0604 No 10 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY - BASIC 51.0904 No 9 ENGINE PERFORMANCE 47.0604 No 18 ENGINE REPAIR 47.0604 No 6 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 27 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 47.0604 No 14 HYBRID & ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY VEHICLES 47.0614 No 8 IBEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 15.0303 No 36 IBEW RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN 15.0303 No 24 INDUSTRIAL LAB TECHNICIAN 15.0805 No 21 MANUAL DRIVE TRANSMISSION 47.0604 No 6 MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST 51.0801 No 21 MEDICAL CODING & REIMBURSEMENT 51.0713 No 14 NETWORK MANAGER 11.1001 No 12 OFFICE SUPPORT SPECIALIST 11.0601 No 17 ORACLE DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR 11.0802 No 6 PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN 11.0501 No 18 PLUMBING 46.0503 No 25 SENIOR LAB TECHNICIAN 15.0805 No 23 SOFTWARE SPECIALIST 11.0601 No 15 SUSPENSION & STEERING SYSTEMS 47.0604 No 14 WEB PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY 11.1004 No 18 WORD PROCESSING SPECIALIST 11.0602 No 14 LEVEL - 2 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT 52.0402 No 32 AUTOMOTIVE GENERAL SERVICE TECHNICIAN 47.0604 No 49 CAD SPECIALIST 15.1302 No 34 COACHING 13.1314 No 30 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST 52.0411 No 45 ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION 15.0303 No 34 ELECTRICAL CONTROL 15.0303 No 35 FIRE FIGHTING 43.0203 No 30 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 41 HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING 15.0501 No 34 ILLUSTRATION 50.0410 No 30 INFORMATION PROCESSING SPECIALIST 11.0601 No 30 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 30.2001 No 31 LEGAL OFFICE ASSISTANT 22.0301 No 30 LEVEL I NURSING: PN CERTIFICATE 51.3901 No 40 MACHINIST 48.0501 No 32 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - FACILITY 15.0303 No 39 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - INDUSTRIAL 15.0303 No 43 MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 51.0710 No 30 MEDICAL ASSISTANT TECHNOLOGY 51.0801 No 34 MEDICAL CODING SPECIALIST 51.0713 No 31 MEDICAL LANGUAGE SPECIALIST 51.0708 No 31 OFFICE MANAGEMENT 52.0402 No 33 PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 57 POLICE ACADEMY 43.0107 No 34 QUALITY MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 33 SUPERVISORY LEADERSHIP 52.0201 No 33 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY 51.0909 No 35 TIME BASED MEDIA 10.0304 No 30 WEB DESIGN/INTERACTIVE MEDIA 11.0801 No 30 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT WELDING TECHNOLOGIES 48.0508 No 31 WIND ENERGY TECHNOLOGY 15.0399 No 34 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 63 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 52.0402 No 64 ART AND NEW MEDIA 50.0409 No 66 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 78 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 No 62 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 41.0301 No 64 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 15.1302 No 62 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FOR BUSINESS 11.0201 No 63 COMPUTER SUPPORT TECHNICIAN 11.0501 No 64 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST 52.0411 No 62 DENTAL HYGIENE 51.0602 No 76 DIGITAL PREPRESS 10.0303 No 63 DRAFTING/CAD DRAFTER 15.1302 No 62 DRAFTING/CAD-CAM DESIGN 15.1302 No 63 E-BUSINESS 52.0208 No 65 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 62 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION TRANSFER 13.1202 No 62 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES 51.0904 No 76 ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0805 No 62 FIRE SCIENCE 43.0203 No 63 GENERAL MARKETING 52.1401 No 62 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 62 HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING 15.0501 No 62 IBEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 15.0303 No 62 IBEW RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN 15.0303 No 62 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES - TRANSFER 30.2001 No 62 LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0107 No 62 LAW ENFORCEMENT & CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0107 No 62 LEVEL II NURSING 51.3801 No 73 LIBERAL ARTS 24.0101 No 62 LPN: RE-ENTRY 51.3801 No 49 MACHINE TOOL AUTOMATION 48.0501 No 62 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 62 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - FACILITY 15.0303 No 62 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - INDUSTRIAL 15.0303 No 62 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0805 No 63 MEDICAL ASSISTANT TECHNOLOGY 51.0801 No 63 NURSING ONLINE RN FROM LPN 51.3801 No 75 OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION 13.0101 No 62 OCCUPATIONAL/TECHNICAL STUDIES 15.0000 No 62 PRE-ENGINEERING 14.0102 No 62 PRE-SCIENCE - TRANSFER 24.0101 No 62 RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTITIONER 51.0908 No 79 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY 51.0909 No 62 VISUAL COMMUNICATION 50.0401 No 62 WEB DEVELOPMENT 11.0801 No 63 WEB MASTER 11.1004 No 62 WELDING TECHNOLOGIES 48.0508 No 62 LEVEL - 4 BUSINESS FOR CREATIVE MEDIA 52.0201 No 29 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN & MANUFACTURING 15.1302 No 21 E-COMMERCE 52.0208 No 31 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 30 ILLUSTRATION 50.0410 No 24 PROFESSIONAL WRITING IN NEW MEDIA 23.1303 No 25 TIME BASED MEDIA 10.0304 No 24 WEB DESIGN/INTERACTIVE MEDIA 11.0801 No 21 WEB PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY 11.1004 No 15 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Kellogg Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 450 North Ave. Battle Creek MI 49017-3397 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Meredith Stravers Nikki Jewell Tom Shaw Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 269.965.4153 269.965.4123 269.965.3931, ext. 2529 Email Address Email Address Email Address straversm@kellogg.edu jewelln@kellogg.edu shawt@kellogg.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Kellogg Community College 002276 www.kellogg.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students - Freshmen (first year) 1,177 1,446 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0 - All Undergraduates 2,067 3,909 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall May May Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) October April October 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 269.965.4153 adm@kellogg.edu Admissions 269.965.4153 adm@kellogg.edu Admissions 269.965.4153 adm@kellogg.edu Support Services 269.965.4150 supportservices@kellogg.edu Support Services 269.965.4150 supportservices@kellogg.edu Learning Technologies 269.965.3931 ext. 2378 douglast@kellogg.edu Testing & Assessment 269.965.4136 testing@kellogg.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Kellogg Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 1964 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) COMPASS ### Other (specify) COMPASS Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall January January Application $0.00 Winter Matriculation September September Housing 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 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 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr In State/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,878.00 $5,062.00 $1,400.00 $1,400.00 $5,310.00 $5,310.00 $1,890.00 $1,890.00 $1,014.00 $1,014.00 $12,492.00 $14,676.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) 1. Valid drivers license 2. MI ID card 3. Voter reg. card 4. Lease agreement showing your name as an occupant 5. Business mail received in your name at the stated address Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Records and Registration 269-965-4142 regoffice@kellogg.edu 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 January January ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form September January September January Comments

Kellogg Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ART ENRICHMENT (107) 50.0701 No 20 BASIC EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (127) 51.0810 No 12 ENGLISH FOR ENRICHMENT (130) 23.0101 No 18 INDUS INSTRUMEN & PROCESS CONTROL (149) 15.0404 No 8 INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS (157) 15.0405 No 16 MUSIC ENRICHMENT (171) 50.0999 No 20 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING (104) 52.0302 No 24 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (105) 52.0402 No 30 ADV. EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (128) 51.0904 No 42 ALTERNATIVE CARE SPECIALIST (106) 19.0706 No 18 AVIONICS TECHNICIAN (101) 47.0609 No 43 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (164) 52.0201 No 19 CET-DATABASE MANAGEMENT (133) 15.1202 No 29 COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (103) 15.1202 No 32 CORRECTIONS (118) 43.0102 No 16 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST (115) 15.0503 No 48 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUC. (108) 19.0708 No 24 ENTREPRENEURSHIP (132) 52.0701 No 23 FAMILY STUDIES (134) 19.0000 No 18 FIRE SCIENCE (137) WITH KVCC 43.0203 No 33 GERONTOLOGY (141) 19.0702 No 18 GRAPHIC DESIGN (142) 50.0409 No 34 HUMAN SERVICES TECHNICIAN (140) 44.0201 No 30 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY/ELECTRONICS (150) 46.0302 No 30 INDUSTRIAL HTG, VENT, AIR COND, & REFRIG (156) 47.0201 No 25 INDUSTRIAL MACHINE TOOL (151) 48.0501 No 30 INDUSTRIAL MILLWRIGHT (152) 47.0303 No 25 INDUSTRIAL PIPEFITTING (153) 46.0502 No 20 INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS (147) 15.0607 No 20 INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL (154) 48.0506 No 16 INDUSTRIAL TRADES (136) 47.0000 No 25 INDUSTRIAL WELDING (155) 48.0508 No 25 INSURANCE (131) 52.1701 No 30 LEGAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (182) 22.0301 No 2219 MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (183) 51.0716 No 23 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS (163) 11.0601 No 18 MICROCOMPUTER NETWORKING SPECIALIST (166) 15.0303 No 23 MOS MASTER PREPARATION (168) 52.0407 No 25 PARALEGAL POST-BACCALAUREATE (167) 22.0302 No 37 PRACTICAL NURSING(174, 175) 51.3901 No 39 SACRED MUSIC (180) 39.0501 No 30 SOCIAL WORK TECHNICIAN (185) 51.1504 No 30 SUBSTANCE ABUSE (186) 51.1501 No 18 WEB DESIGN (190) 11.0801 No 32 WORD/INFORMATION PROCESSING (195) 11.0602 No 29 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING (203) 52.0302 No 62 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (206) 52.0402 No 62 ASSOCIATE IN ARTS (311) 24.0101 No 62 ASSOCIATE IN GENERAL STUDIES (313) 24.0102 No 62 ASSOCIATE IN INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (317) 24.0199 No 62 ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE (312) 24.0101 No 62 AVIONICS TECHNICIAN (210) 47.0609 No 63 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (213) 52.0201 No 64 CET-COMPUTER NETWORKING (216) 15.1202 No 64 CET-COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (214) 15.1202 No 62 CET-MANAGEMENT INFO SYSTEMS (262) 15.1202 No 62 COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES (223 224 225 229) 10.0105 No 63 COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (221) 15.1202 No 63 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING SPECIALIST (219) 11.0201 No 63 COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING & DESIGN TECH (220) 15.1302 No 66 CORRECTIONS (230) 43.0102 No 62 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ASSOCIATE DEGREE (314) 24.0101 No 62 DEFENSE LOGISTICS (237) 47.0499 No 35 Rev. Fall 2011 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT DENTAL HYGIENE (228) 51.0602 No 76 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUC. (215) 19.0708 No 62 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (239) 51.0904 No 70 FIRE SCIENCE (245) WITH KVCC 43.0203 No 66 GRAPHIC DESIGN (244) 50.0409 No 64 HUMAN SERVICES (242, 246) 44.0201 No 62 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY/ELECTRONICS (251) 46.0302 No 62 INDUSTRIAL HTG, VENT, AIR COND, & REFRIG (248) 47.0201 No 62 INDUSTRIAL MACHINE TOOL (252) 48.0501 No 62 INDUSTRIAL MILLWRIGHT (253) 47.0303 No 62 INDUSTRIAL PIPEFITTING (250) 46.0502 No 62 INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS (258) 15.0607 No 62 INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS (260) 15.0405 No 62 INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL (256) 48.0506 No 62 INDUSTRIAL WELDING (259) 48.0508 No 62 INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING TECH (264) 15.0699 No 62 LAW ENFORCEMENT (255) 43.0103 No 62 LEGAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. (266) 22.0301 No 62 MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. (267) 51.0716 No 62 MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY (273) 51.1004 No 67 MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST (275) 11.0601 No 62 NURSING-ADV. PLACEMENT (281) 51.3801 No 62 NURSING-RN (278, 279) 51.3801 No 70 OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION (284) 13.1309 No 62 PARALEGAL (254) 22.0302 No 62 PHOTOGRAPHY AND MULTIMEDIA (274) 10.0304 No 63 PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT (283) 51.0806 No 70 PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY (285) 15.0612 No 62 PUBLIC SAFETY (286) 43.0103 No 62 RADIOGRAPHER (288) 51.0907 No 76 SKILLED TRADES (261) 47.0000 No 62 SOCIAL WORK (294) 44.0701 No 62 WORD/INFORMATION PROCESSING (299) 11.0602 No 62 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Kirtland Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 10775 N St Helen Rd CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person (989)275-5000 ext 284 (989) 275-5000 ext 326 Email Address Email Address Email Address michelle.devine@kirtland.edu christin.horndt@kirtland.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Kirtland Community College 007171 Street Address Michelle Devine Telephone Number Financial Aid Contact Person Christin Horndt Telephone Number City Web Site Homepage www.kirtland.edu State ZIP Code Roscommon Telephone Number 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students <1% - Freshmen (first year) 200 185 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0% - All Undergraduates 1,036 1,313 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 6.63% <1% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Rolling Rolling 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 MI Athletic Office Contact Person 48653 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 989.275.5000 michelle.devine@kirtland.edu Recruiting 989.275.5000 marianne.kuzimski@kirtland.edu Recruiting 989.275.5000 marianne.kuzimski@kirtland.edu Student Support Services 989.275.5000 caryn.schutte@kirtland.edu Student Support Services 989.275.5000 caryn.schutte@kirtland.edu elearning 989.275.5000 kerry.hannah@kirtland.edu Counseling 989.275.5000 mary.kehoe@kirtland.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Kirtland Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) ### Other (specify) SAT GPA Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall March Application Winter October Matriculation Housing 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,895.00 $3,885.00 $1,133.00 $1,133.00 $4,934.00 $4,934.00 $1,490.00 $1,490.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) $1,366.00 $1,366.00 In-District (2-year school) One day prior to first day of $11,818.00 $12,808.00 semester Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $96.00 $128.50 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions Office 989-275-5000 ext. 284 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 May May ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October October ### Complete the institutuion's own form April April Comments

Kirtland Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS AUTOMOTIVE CHASSIS SPECIALIST 47.0604 No 22 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SPECIALIST 47.0604 No 25 AUTOMOTIVE GENERAL 47.0604 No 15 AUTOMOTIVE POWERTRAIN SPECIALIST 47.0604 No 22 BASIC EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (EMT) 51.0810 No 10 GENERAL STUDIES--SPECIAL CERTIFICATE 24.0102 No 15 GRAPHIC DESIGN - SPECIAL CERTIFICATE 50.0409 No 19 LIMITED SPECIALIST - MANICURE INSTRUCTOR 12.0410 No 15 LIMITED SPECIALIST - NATURAL HAIR CULT INSTRUCT 12.0407 No 15 LIMITED SPECIALIST - SKIN CARE INSTRUCTOR 12.0409 No 15 NATURAL HAIR CULTIVATION 12.0407 No 15 LEVEL - 2 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY AUTO BODY SPECIALIST 47.0603 No 42 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY DIESEL SERVICE SPECIALIST 47.0605 No 33 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY MASTER CERTIFICATION 47.0604 No 53 BOOKKEEPING 52.0302 No 30 CAD OPERATIVE LEVELS I-III 15.1301 No 32 CARPENTRY 46.0201 No 31 COMPUTER NETWORKING 11.0901 No 33 COMPUTER TECHNICIAN 11.0501 No 33 CORRECTIONAL OFFICER 43.0102 No 32 COSMETOLOGY 12.0401 No 40 COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR 12.0413 No 55 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 30 FIRE SCIENCE 43.0203 No 30 GENERAL BUSINESS 52.0201 No 31 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 30 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 31 HEATING/VENTILATION/AC/REFRIGERATION 47.0201 No 30 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE 47.0303 No 30 INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES TECHNICIAN 15.1399 No 30 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 48.0501 No 30 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 34 MASSAGE THERAPY 51.3501 No 40 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 37 MEDICAL BILLING & CODING 51.0714 No 35 MEDICAL CLERK 51.0705 No 36 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION 51.0708 No 31 NAIL TECHNICIAN 12.0410 No 30 OFFICE ASSISTANT 52.0408 No 30 OUTDOOR POWER ENGINES 47.0606 No 30 PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 52 PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY 51.0805 No 25 PRACTICAL NURSING--LEVEL I 51.3901 No 37 SKIN CARE TECHNICIAN 12.0409 No 30 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 35 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY 51.0909 No 43 WEBMASTER 11.1004 No 45 WEBMASTER LEVEL II 11.1004 No 33 WELDING & FABRICATING 48.0508 No 31 WORD PROCESSING SPECIALIST 11.0602 No 30 LEVEL - 3 3-DIMENSIONAL PRODUCT DESIGN 50.0404 No 61 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 52.0401 No 62 ADVANCED WORD PROCESSING SPECIALIST 11.0602 No 60 ANIMATION & GAME DESIGN 10.0304 No 70 ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN NURSING--LEVEL II 51.3801 No 69 ASSOCIATE IN ARTS 24.0103 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN ARTS--TEACHING 13.1206 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 24.0101 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN COMPUTERS--COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTE 52.1201 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN COMPUTERS--COMPUTER SCIENCE 52.1201 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE-GENERALIST 24.0101 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN FINE ARTS--CREATIVE WRITING 24.0103 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN FINE ARTS--STUDIO ART 24.0103 No 60 Rev. Fall 2011 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT ASSOCIATE IN FINE ARTS--THEATRE ARTS 24.0103 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE--LIFE SCIENCE 24.0101 No 60 ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE--PHYSICAL SCIENCE 24.0101 No 60 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 73 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 60 CARDIAC SONOGRAPHY 51.0901 No 81 CARPENTRY 46.0201 No 61 CORRECTIONS ADMINISTRATION 43.0113 No 64 CORRECTIONS ADMINISTRATION - JAIL ADMINISTRATION 43.0113 No 64 COSMETOLOGY 12.0401 No 60 CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION 43.0103 No 60 CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRE-SERVICE 43.0107 No 67 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 60 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES 51.0904 No 60 ENGINEERING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGIES 15.1301 No 60 FIRE SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION 43.0202 No 67 FOUNDATIONS IN FINE ART 24.0103 No 72 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 69 HEATING/VENTILATION/AC/REFRIGERATION 47.0201 No 60 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE 47.0303 No 60 LEGAL SECRETARY 22.0301 No 64 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 60 MANUFACTURING PROCESSES TECHNOLOGY 15.0613 No 60 MASSAGE THERAPY 51.3501 No 61 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 60 MEDICAL SECRETARY 51.0716 No 62 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION 51.0708 No 60 MULTI-TECH (CAD/MFG. PROCESSES) 15.0612 No 68 OUTDOOR POWER ENGINES 47.0606 No 60 PARAPROFESSIONAL 13.1501 No 60 PLANT SCIENCE - HORTICULTURE 01.1104 No 60 PLANT SCIENCE - LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY 01.0605 No 60 PLANT SCIENCE - TURF GRASS 01.0607 No 60 RN FROM LPN/LVN 51.3801 No 75 SALON MANAGEMENT - COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR 12.0412 No 84 SALON MANAGEMENT - NAIL TECHNICIAN 12.0410 No 60 SALON MANAGEMENT - SKIN CARE 12.0409 No 61 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY 51.0909 No 60 TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT 24.0102 No 60 WEB DESIGN & INTERNET DEVELOPMENT 11.0801 No 73 WELDING & FABRICATING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 62 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Lake Michigan College 2755 E. Napier Ave. Benton Harbor MI 49022 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Louis Thomas Anne Tews Jason Cooper Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 269.927.6584 269.927.8117 269.927.8165 Email Address Email Address Email Address thomas@lakemichigancollege.edu tews@lakemichigancollege.edu cooperj@lakemichigancollege.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Lake Michigan College 002277 www.lakemichigancollege.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 1.5 - Freshmen (first year) 386 450 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0 - All Undergraduates 1960 2872 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 24.2 4.2 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall April - September April - September Semester Quarter Winter N/A N/A #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) October - January February - May October - January Februray - 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 ### ### No housing available at Lake Michigan College. 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 Early College 269.927.8100, ext. 5186 rfraam@lakemichigancollege.edu Admissions 269.927.6298 hallh@lakemichigancollege.edu Admissions 269-927-6584 thomas@lakemichigancollege.edu TRIO Programs 269.927.7061 anderson@lakemichigancollege.edu Student Resource Center 269.927.8100, ext. 5192 ward@lakemichigancollege.edu Registrar's Office 269.927.8100, ext. 5010 tezuka@lakemichigancollege.edu Assessment Office 269.927.6173 dpratt@lakemichigancollege.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Lake Michigan College 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) Open Door Open door ### Other (specify) COMPASS Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Anytime before Aug 30 Anytime before Aug 30 Application Winter N/A N/A Matriculation Anytime before January 10 Anytime before January 10 Housing Anytime before May 7 Anytime before May 7 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/ In District Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $116.00 Out of State/ Out of District $3,480.00 $4,710.00 $1,600.00 $1,600.00 $5,340.00 $5,340.00 $1,500.00 $1,500.00 $1,400.00 $1,400.00 $13,320.00 $14,550.00 $157.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Residents of Berrien County or Covert Township and residents of South Haven School District Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Records Office 269.927.8107 records@lakemichigancollege.edu 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 March 1 March 1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter N/A N/A ### Complete the institutuion's own form October 1 March 1 October 1 March 1 Comments

Lake Michigan College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIS-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 11.0103 No 15 CIS-PC AND NETWORK TECHNICIAN 11.1001 No 18 CIS-PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 15 CIS-WEB 11.0801 No 18 CUSTOMER SERVICE 52.0411 No 15 DRAFTING AND DESIGN 15.1302 No 13 ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY 15.1303 No 21 FLUID POWER 15.1103 No 9 INDUSTRIAL COMPUTING 48.0501 No 16 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 15 MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 16 MANUFACTURING PRODUCTION 15.0613 No 17 MARKETING 52.1401 No 15 NUMERICAL CONTROL SPECIALTY 48.0510 No 15 TECHNOLOGY 48.9999 No 19 LEVEL - 2 CASINO MANAGEMENT - CERT 52.0908 No 30 CISCO 11.1002 No 30 DENTAL ASSISTING 51.0601 No 44.5 DRAFTING AND DESIGN 15.1302 No 37 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.1210 No 31 GENERAL EDUCATION 24.0102 No 30 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 33 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 52.0901 No 41 LEGAL OFFICE ASSISTANT 22.0301 No 33 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 36 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING 51.0920 No 32 MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT 51.0710 No 30 NURSING-LPN 51.3901 No 46 OFFICE AUTOMATION SPECIALIST 52.0407 No 30 PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 48 PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY 15.0607 No 36 SKILLED TRADES TECHNOLOGY 48.9999 No 30 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 68 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE SYSTEMS 52.0401 No 64 AGRICULTURE - COMMERCIAL HORTICULTURE OPERATIONS 01.0601 No 61 AGRICULTURE - COMMERCIAL TURFGRASS OPERATIONS 01.0607 No 61 AGRICULTURE - LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE 01.0605 No 61 AGRICULTURE - VITICULTURE 01.0309 No 63 ART 50.0701 No 61 BIOLOGY 26.0101 No 61 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 No 64 CASINO MANAGEMENT 52.0908 No 61 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 No 61 CIS-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 11.0103 No 64 CIS-NETWORKING 11.1001 No 61 CIS-PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 64 CIS-WEB 11.0801 No 64 COMMUNICATIONS 09.0100 No 61 COMPUTER SCIENCE - WMU 11.0701 No 64 CORRECTIONS, PROBATION, AND PAROLE 43.0102 No 61 DENTAL ASSISTING 51.0601 No 67.5 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY 51.0910 No 78.5 DRAFTING AND DESIGN 15.1302 No 62 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.1210 No 62 EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY 13.1202 No 61 EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY - WMU SOUTHWEST 13.1202 No 61 EDUCATION, SECONDARY 13.1205 No 61 ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 61 ENERGY PRODUCTION - CHEMISTRY 15.0503 No 67 ENERGY PRODUCTION - CRAFTS/ELEC 15.0503 No 61 ENERGY PRODUCTION - CRAFTS/INTRU-CTRL 15.0503 No 61 ENERGY PRODUCTION - CRAFTS/MECHANICAL 15.0503 No 61 ENERGY PRODUCTION - FOSSIL FUELS 15.0503 No 64 Rev. Fall 2011 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT ENERGY PRODUCTION - HPRP (HEALTH PHYSICS RADIATION PR 15.0503 No 64 ENERGY PRODUCTION - POWER PLANT OPERATIONS 15.0503 No 61 ENGLISH 23.0101 No 61 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 03.0104 No 61 FOREIGN LANGUAGE 16.0101 No 61 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 61 GENERAL TECHNOLOGY 48.9999 No 61 GEOGRAPHY 45.0701 No 61 GEOLOGY 40.0601 No 61 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 63 HEALTH 51.0000 No 61 HISTORY 54.0101 No 61 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 52.0901 No 63 HUMANITIES 24.0103 No 61 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY 47.0303 No 61 LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0107 No 65 LEGAL OFFICE SYSTEMS 22.0301 No 64 LIBERAL ARTS 24.0101 No 61 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 62 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING 51.0920 No 63.5 MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING 52.1401 No 63 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING - WMU 15.0613 No 61 MATHEMATICS 27.0101 No 61 MEDICAL OFFICE SYSTEMS 51.0710 No 64 MUSIC(AA) 50.0901 No 63 MUSIC(AAS) 50.0901 No 63 NURSING-ADN 51.3801 No 67 PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 64 PHILOSOPHY 38.0101 No 61 PHYSICAL EDUCATION & WELLNESS 31.0501 No 61 PHYSICAL SCIENCE 40.0101 No 61 PHYSICS 40.0801 No 61 PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY 15.0607 No 68 POLITICAL SCIENCE 45.1001 No 61 PRE-ENGINEERING 14.0102 No 61 PRE-PROFESSIONAL 51.1199 No 61 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 No 61 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY 51.0911 No 72.5 SKILLED TRADES TECHNOLOGY-ASSOCIATE 48.9999 No 61 SOCIOLOGY/PRE SOCIAL WORK 45.1101 No 61 THEATRE 50.0501 No 61 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Lansing Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Lansing Community College 002278 www.lcc.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 422 N. Washington Square/PO Box 40010 Lansing MI 48933 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Tammy Grossbauer Stephanie Bogard Sara Holguin Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 517.483.9886 517.483.1304 517.483.1610 Email Address Email Address Email Address Admissions@lcc.edu baynese@lcc.edu holguins@lcc.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) 2668 2811 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0% - All Undergraduates 10098 12057 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 20.16% 1.75% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall APR-AUG APR-AUG Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) OCT-JAN APR-JUN OCT-JAN APR-JUN 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 517.483.1200 admissions@lcc.edu Admissions 517.483.1200 admissions@lcc.edu Counseling Services 517.483.1904 eadvising@lcc.edu Counseling Services 517.483.1904 eadvising@lcc.edu Ofc. of Disability Support Services 517.483.1904 eadvising@lcc.edu Academic Departments 800.644.4522 various Assessment Center 517.267.5500 SAS_AC_help@lcc.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Lansing Community College 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 OPEN OPEN Application Winter Matriculation OPEN OPEN Housing OPEN OPEN 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 $3,400.00 $5,700.00 In-State (4-year school) $800.00 $800.00 $7,100.00 $7,100.00 $2,100.00 $5,700.00 $2,000.00 $2,000.00 $15,400.00 $21,300.00 In-District (2-year school) 6 months prior to beginning of semester Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $79.00 $158.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions, Registration, and Records 517-483-1200 admissions@lcc.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 July July ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form November April November April Comments LCC has many institutional scholarships that students can choose to compete. The application is separate from the FAFSA and is available in the Enrollment Services Office, Gannon Building 2300, 517-483-1200, usually in November, and due in January for Fall awards. The above estimated figures assumes 3 semesters, reg fees, 30 credits attempted, 5% increase for books, room and board, transportation, and misc., as well as approx $200 course fees. Race/ethnicity counts reflect the omission of persons who did not report.

Lansing Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ACUTE CARE NURSE ASSISTANT/PCT(1019) 51.3902 No 5 ADDICTIONS MCBAP CERTIFCATION PREP(1015) 51.1501 No 13 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE MANAGEMENT (1489) 52.0204 No 16 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE PROFESSIONAL STUDIES (1047) 52.0401 No 18 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (1485) 52.0401 No 16 ADVANCED MOLD BUILD (1353) 48.0501 No 24 ADVANCED MOLD DESIGN (1355) 15.1306 No 16 AGING STUDIES (1200) 19.0702 No 13 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (1486) 15.0503 No 22 ALTERNATIVE FUELS(0855) 47.0614 No 26 APPAREL MERCHANDISING AND DESIGN TECHNOLOGY (1056) 52.1902 No 19 APPAREL PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY (1290) 19.0902 No 24 ART FOUNDATION (1447) 50.0701 No 18 AUDIO PRODUCTION (1457) 50.0602 No 16 AUTOMOTIVE AC/ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES (0846) 47.0604 No 14 AUTOMOTIVE DRIVE LINES (0856) 47.0604 No 19 AUTOMOTIVE STEERING/SUSPENSION/BRAKES (0851) 47.0604 No 12 AVIONICS FLIGHTLINE TECHNICIAN CC (1291) 47.0609 No 16 AVIONICS INSTALLATION (0847) 47.0609 No 27 BASIC AVIATION TECHNOLOGY (1037) 49.0104 No 19 BASIC EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECH (1018) 51.0904 No 15 BOOKKEEPING, CC (1292) 52.0302 No 22 CDA CREDENTIAL TRAINING (0921) 19.0709 No 17 CINEMATOGRAPHY (1450) 50.0602 No 24 CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK ASSOC CERT PREP (1469) 11.0901 No 18 CNC TECHNICIAN (1522) 48.0501 No 16 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER/ANALYST (0969) 11.0202 No 20 COMPUTER READINESS FOR THE WORKPLACE (1038) 52.0408 No 20 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY BASICS(0844) 11.0202 No 21 CONTROL PANEL WIRING (1471) 46.0302 No 17 CORRECTIONAL OFFICER (0840) 43.0102 No 15 CT BASICS (1603) 51.0911 No 1 DESKTOP MEDIA (1456) 50.0602 No 19 DIGITAL ART FOUNDATION (1444) 50.0401 No 18 EKG TECHNICIAN (1442) 51.0902 No 7 ELECTRICAL MACHINE CONTROLS (0966) 46.0302 No 23 ELECTRICAL WIRING (0964) 46.0302 No 19 ENGINE PERFORMANCE AND DIAGNOSIS (0848) 47.0604 No 21 ENTREPRENEURIAL STUDIES (0903) 52.0701 No 16 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (0151) 52.0803 No 23 FIRE SCIENCE ACADEMY(0709) 43.0203 No 19 FLORAL DESIGN (1532) 01.0603 No 16 FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT CC (1294) 52.0905 No 24 HEALTH UNIT CLERK/COORDINATOR (1014) 51.0703 No 9 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR CC (1202) 49.0202 No 15 HEAVY EQUIPMENT/TRUCK OPERATOR (1256) 49.0205 No 36 HIGH PERFORMANCE ENGINE MACHINIST (1351) 47.0615 No 18 HOTEL/LODGING MANAGMENT (1295) 52.0904 No 22 HUMAN SERVICES (1199) 44.0201 No 14 HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATION (0838) 50.0410 No 18 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONS (0766) 11.9999 No 19 INSTRUMENT RATED PRIVATE PILOT LICENSE CC (1296) 36.0119 No 17 INTERIOR DESIGN MERCHANDISING TECHNOLOGY(0927) 50.0408 No 23 INTERIOR DESIGN TECHNOLOGY (1254) 50.0408 No 22 LABOR RELATIONS (0256) 52.1002 No 12 LEADERSHIP FOR THE FUTURE (1053) 52.0201 No 12 LEGAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION (1054) 22.0301 No 16 LONG-TERM CARE NURSE AIDE (1025) 51.3902 No 5 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (1357) 15.1306 No 18 MEDIA TECHNOLOGY-RADIO (1251) 10.0202 No 35 MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING AND CODING (1488) 51.0714 No 19 MEDICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION (1051) 51.0716 No 16 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION (1045) 51.0708 No 16 MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST (0841) 11.0202 No 21 MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY TECHNIQUES (1608) 26.1201 No 16 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT MULTI-SKILL PATIENT CARE TECH. (0788) 51.1699 No 15 MUSICAL THEATER (1472) 50.0501 No 23.5 MUSICIANSHIP STUDIES CC (1352) 50.0901 No 18 NURSE AIDE: ACUTE & LONG-TERM CARE (1027) 51.3902 No 8 PC PRODUCTIVITY APPLICATIONS (0765) 11.0601 No 29 PHARMACY TECHNICIAN (1024) 51.0805 No 4 PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN (1010) 51.1009 No 6 PHOTOGRAPHY (0963) 50.0605 No 25 POST-PRODUCTION (1459) 50.0602 No 16 PRIVATE PILOT LICENSE CC (1298) 36.0119 No 12 REAL ESTATE (0148) 52.1501 No 20 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING (1474) 46.0201 No 15 STERILE PROCESSING TECHNICIAN (1017) 51.0799 No 15 SURVEYING AND MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY(1011) 15.0201 No 18 TAKING INITIATIVE FOR MGMT EFFECTIVENESS(1299) 52.0201 No 12 TEACHER PARAPROFESSIONAL (0829) 13.1501 No 19 TECHNICAL THEATRE (1479) 50.0502 No 16 TOUR AND CRUISE OPERATIONS (0920) 52.0903 No 21 TRAVEL AGENCY OPERATIONS (0919) 52.0903 No 21 TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING (0262) 49.0205 No 9 VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY (1604) 51.0910 No 16 WEB SITE DEVELOPER (0843) 11.0901 No 16 WEDDING CONSULTANT CC (1300) 19.0906 No 23 WELDING TECHNOLOGY (1356) 48.0508 No 18 WINDOWS PROGRAMMING (0763) 11.0202 No 26 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING (0714) 52.0302 No 31 ADDICTIONS (0239) 51.1501 No 33 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE MGMT (1049) 52.0204 No 32 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (0924) 52.0401 No 31 ADVANCED MANAGEMENT (0280) 52.0201 No 30 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY VEHICLES (1443) 47.0604 No 40 AIRFRAME MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY (1036) 47.0607 No 39 APPAREL MERCHANDISING AND DESIGN TECHNOLOGY (1205) 52.1902 No 38 ARCHITECTURAL TECH RESIDENTIAL DESIGN (0831) 04.0901 No 42 AUDIO (1448) 50.0602 No 35 AUTO COLLISION REPAIR (0166) 47.0603 No 35 AUTOMATED SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY (1605) 47.0000 No 30 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY(0140) 47.0604 No 42 AVIONICS FLIGHTLINE MAINTENANCE(1052) 47.0609 No 42 BASIC EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (0269) 51.0904 No 30 BUILDING MAINTENANCE (1481) 47.0201 No 42 CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND EARLY EDUCATION (0133) 19.0709 No 39 COMPUTER DATABASE SPECIALIST (0917) 11.0802 No 32 COMPUTER GRAPHICS, MULTIMEDIA (0857) 10.0304 No 42 COMPUTER GRAPHICS, WEB DESIGN (1449) 11.0801 No 39 COMPUTER REPAIR TECHNICIAN (0168) 15.1202 No 31 COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING /DESIGN (0145) 15.1302 No 35 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST (0893) 46.0301 No 40 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY (0263) 51.0910 No 46 DIGITAL MEDIA (1207) 10.0304 No 37 E-BUSINESS (0845) 52.0208 No 31 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP (1570) 46.0302 No 30.5 ELECTRICAL TECH. CONSTRUCTION (0759) 46.0302 No 41 ELECTRICAL TECH., CONTROL/MAINT (0760) 46.0302 No 41 ELECTRICAL UTILITY/LINEWORKER (1468) 46.0303 No 33 ENERGY AUDITOR (1480) 15.0503 No 33 FIGURE STUDIES (0850) 50.0702 No 42 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (0834) 15.1102 No 30 GEOTHERMAL TECHNICIAN (1478) 15.0503 No 41 GERONTOLOGY (0152) 19.0702 No 32 GRAPHIC DESIGN (1020) 50.0409 No 31 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING (0832) 47.0201 No 36 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR (1028) 49.0202 No 32 HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIR TECHNICIAN (1041) 49.0202 No 41 HIGH PERFORMANCE ENGINE SPECIALIST (1360) 47.0615 No 33 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 3

Lansing Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS HISTOLOGIC TECHNICIAN (0965) 51.1008 No 24 HUMAN SERVICES (1201) 44.0201 No 32 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (1484) 47.0303 No 36 INDUSTRIAL PLANT AND CONTROLS LAYOUT (1206) 15.1305 No 33 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (0150) 15.0699 No 33 INFORMATION DESIGN (1531) 10.0304 No 41 INTERNET FOR BUSINESS (0794) 11.0901 No 33 JUVENILE JUSTICE (0916) 43.0110 No 33 LEGAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION (1042) 22.0301 No 31 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY (1470) 48.0501 No 38 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING TECHNOLOGY (1602) 51.0920 No 37 MANAGEMENT (0249) 52.0201 No 30 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (1354) 15.1306 No 37 MARKETING (0225) 52.1801 No 30 MASSAGE THERAPY(0837) 51.3501 No 36 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS (0147) 15.0403 No 32 MEDIA TECHNOLOGY (0967) 10.0202 No 39 MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING AND CODING (1297) 51.0714 No 36 MEDICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION(1009) 51.0716 No 33 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION(0968) 51.0708 No 35 MID-MICHIGAN POLICE ACADEMY (1288) 43.0107 No 30 MILLWRIGHT (0154) 47.0303 No 34 MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION (0901) 50.0602 No 37 MUSIC TECHNOLOGY (1358) 50.0999 No 23 PARALEGAL, POST-BACHELOR (0744) 22.0302 No 33 PARAMEDIC (0272) 51.0904 No 40 POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY (1035) 47.0608 No 40 PRECISION AGRICULTURE (0852) 01.0101 No 31 PRECISION MACHINIST MANUFACTURING TECHN (0141) 48.0507 No 36 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING (0135) 46.0201 No 34 RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN (0926) 50.0408 No 40 SALES SPECIALIST(0242) 52.1804 No 30 SEQUENTIAL ART (1043) 50.0410 No 39 SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER (0187) 16.1603 No 37 SOLAR ENERGY TECHNICIAN (1476) 15.0505 No 40 STAGE TECHNOLOGY (0849) 50.0502 No 31 STATIONARY ENERGY TECHNOLOGY (1228) 15.0503 No 34 SUSTAINABILITY (1487) 03.0101 No 41 THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE (1255) 51.3501 No 38 TRANSFER STUDIES (1482) 24.0199 No 30 VIDEO/CINEMA (1454) 50.0602 No 31 WELDING TECHNOLOGY (0156) 48.0508 No 31 WIND TURBINE TECHNICIAN (1473) 15.0503 No 41 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING (0162) 52.0302 No 62 ACCOUNTING PRE-TRANSFER (0254) 52.0399 No 60 ACCOUNTING, CPA EXAM PREPARATION (0255) 52.0399 No 65 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE MGMT (1044) 52.0204 No 60 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY (0114) 52.0401 No 61 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY VEHICLES (1446) 47.0604 No 61 AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY (0137) 05.0201 No 61 AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY (1451) 01.0101 No 60 AIRFRAME MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY (0757) 47.0607 No 73 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY (1229) 15.0503 No 67 AMERICAN STUDIES (0142) 05.0102 No 61 APPAREL MERCHANDISING AND DESIGN TECHNOLOGY (1252) 52.1902 No 65 ARCHITECTURAL TECH RESIDENTIAL DESIGN (0758) 04.0901 No 71 ARCHITECTURE TECHNOLOGY (1455) 04.0901 No 71 ARCHITECTURE TECHNOLOGY SUSTAINABLE RESIDENTIAL DES 15.0101 No 62 ART HISTORY (0746) 50.0703 No 60 AUTO COLLISION REPAIR (0188) 47.0603 No 70 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY (0238) 47.0604 No 71 AVIATION FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY (0259) 49.0102 No 62 AVIONICS FLIGHTLINE MAINTENANCE (1046) 47.0609 No 70 BIOLOGY (0221) 26.0101 No 60 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (0243) 52.0201 No 60 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT BUSINESS PRE-TRANSFER (0232) 52.0101 No 62 CAD/CAM TECHNICIAN (0892) 15.1306 No 70 CHEMICAL PROCESS TECHNOLOGY (0859) 41.0301 No 63 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY (0163) 41.0301 No 65 CHEMISTRY (0117) 40.0501 No 62 CHILD DEVELOPMENT (0108) 19.0709 No 68 CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND EARLY EDUCATION (1253) 19.0709 No 66 CIVIL TECHNOLOGY (0178) 15.0201 No 61 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING /DESIGN (0165) 15.1302 No 70 COMPUTER AUDITOR(0253) 52.1201 No 60 COMPUTER DATABASE SPECIALIST (0922) 11.0802 No 61 COMPUTER GRAPHICS ANIMATION (0284) 10.0304 No 61 COMPUTER GRAPHICS WEB DESIGN (0914) 11.0801 No 65 COMPUTER GRAPHICS/MULTI MEDIA (0194) 10.0304 No 62 COMPUTER NETWORK AND INFORMATION SECURITY (0791) 11.0901 No 64 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER / ANALYST (0113) 11.0202 No 61 COMPUTER REPAIR AND SUPPORT TECHNICIAN (0743) 15.1202 No 61 COMPUTER SCIENCE (0169) 11.0101 No 60 COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST (0713) 52.0411 No 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE (0146) 43.0107 No 60 CRIMINAL JUSTICE JUVENILE SPECIALIZATION (1475) 43.0110 No 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE, CORRECTIONS (1209) 43.0102 No 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE,LAW ENFORCEMENT (1210) 43.0107 No 62 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST (1022) 46.0301 No 63 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY (0790) 51.0910 No 69 DIGITAL MEDIA SPECIALIST (1458) 50.0602 No 62 DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY (1452) 50.0602 No 62 E-BUSINESS (0839) 52.0208 No 61 ECONOMICS (0230) 45.0601 No 60 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY (0134) 46.0302 No 70 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (0747) 13.1202 No 62 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (0276) 51.0904 No 71 ENERGY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (1606) 15.0503 No 60 ENERGY MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY AAS (1293) 47.0201 No 70 ENGINEERING (0112) 14.0101 No 60 ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY (0793) 15.0507 No 65 FIELD SALES AND MARKETING (0190) 52.1804 No 60 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (0103) 52.0803 No 60 FINE ART FOUNDATION (0271) 50.0702 No 60 FINE ARTS (0748) 50.0701 No 60 FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY (0123) 43.0203 No 68 FIRE SCIENCE/BASIC EMT (1057) 43.0203 No 69 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (0132) 16.0101 No 62 GENERAL ASSOCIATE DEGREE(0863) 24.0101 No 60 GENERAL TECHNOLOGY (0213) 15.0699 No 60 GEOGRAPHIC INFOR SYSTEMS/GEOSPATIAL TECH (0224) 15.1102 No 71 GEOGRAPHY (0749) 45.0701 No 62 GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION (1533) 50.0409 No 63 GRAPHIC DESIGN(0219) 50.0409 No 61 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING (0836) 47.0201 No 68 HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIR TECHNICIAN (1055) 49.0202 No 65 HIGH PERFORMANCE AUTOMOTIVE (1466) 47.0604 No 69 HISTOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY(0923) 51.1008 No 67 HISTORY (0197) 54.0101 No 63 HORTICULTURE (0189) 01.0603 No 67 HOTEL LODGING/FOOD MANAGEMENT (0711) 52.0904 No 66 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (0712) 52.1001 No 60 HUMAN SERVICES (0915) 44.0201 No 63 HVAC/R-ENERGY MGMT ENGINEERING TECH, AAS (1257) 47.0201 No 72 INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TEC(0110) 15.0699 No 66 INFORMATION AND RECORDS MGT(0195) 52.0499 No 63 INSIDE WIREMAN APPRENTICESHIP (1445) 46.0302 No 64 INTERDISCIPLINARY HUMANITIES (0119) 24.0103 No 60 INTERIOR ENVIRONMENT DESIGN TECHNOLOGY (0267) 50.0408 No 62 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (0240) 52.1101 No 60 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (0252) 45.0901 No 60 KINESIOLOGY/EXERCISE SCIENCE (0970) 31.0501 No 63 Rev. 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Lansing Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (0203) 04.9999 No 71 LEGAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION(0207) 22.0301 No 69 LIBERAL ARTS (0251) 24.0101 No 60 LITERATURE (0124) 23.0101 No 61 MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP (0245) 52.0201 No 60 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (1359) 15.1306 No 66 MARKETING (0204) 52.1801 No 60 MATHEMATICS - PHYSICS (0200) 27.0101 No 60 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS (0173) 15.0403 No 67 MEDIA TECHNOLOGY (0184) 10.0202 No 70 MEDICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION(0185) 51.0716 No 69 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION (0756) 51.0708 No 68 MEDICAL,PRE-PROFESSIONAL (0754) 51.1102 No 61 MOLD DESIGN AND BUILD TECHNICIAN (1350) 48.0501 No 71 MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY (0212) 26.1201 No 65 MOTION PICTURE DIRECTION (0900) 50.0602 No 65 MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION (0902) 50.0602 No 65 MUSIC (0270) 50.0901 No 62 MUSIC (1477) 50.0901 No 68 MUSIC: COMMERCIAL (0274) 50.0903 No 63 MUSIC: MANAGEMENT (0861) 50.0909 No 67 NETWORK & SECURITY MGMT ACADEMY (1453) 11.0901 No 61 NURSING PN OPTION (0235) 51.3901 No 44 PARALEGAL (0101) 22.0302 No 62 PHILOSOPHY (0159) 38.0101 No 62 PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGING (0277) 50.0605 No 60 POLITICAL SCIENCE (0750) 45.1001 No 61 POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE TECH (0745) 47.0608 No 74 PRECISION AGRICULTURE (0896) 01.0101 No 61 PRECISION MACHINIST MANUFACTURING TECHN(0199) 48.0501 No 72 PSYCHOLOGY (0215) 42.0101 No 60 REAL ESTATE (0130) 52.1501 No 60 RELIGIOUS STUDIES (0751) 38.0201 No 66 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING (0167) 46.0201 No 65 RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN (1208) 50.0408 No 60 SECONDARY EDUCATION (0752) 13.1205 No 60 SEQUENTIAL ART (1048) 50.0410 No 71 SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER (0282) 16.1603 No 66 SOCIAL SCIENCE (0121) 45.0101 No 60 SOCIOLOGY (0753) 45.1101 No 60 SPEECH COMMUNICATION (0136) 23.1001 No 60 STAGE TECHNOLOGY (0853) 50.0502 No 61 STAGE TECHNOLOGY (0971) 50.0502 No 61 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY (1021) 51.0909 No 63 TEACHER PARAPROFESSIONAL (1039) 13.1501 No 60 THEATRE (0278) 50.0501 No 65 THEATRE (1483) 50.0501 No 60 TRAVEL & TOURISM (0229) 52.0903 No 63 VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY(0287) 51.0808 No 62 WELDING TECHNOLOGY (0186) 48.0508 No 65 WRITING (1204) 23.0501 No 60 LEVEL - 4 DENTAL HYGIENE (0279) 51.0602 No 76 NURSING RN OPTION(0222) 51.3801 No 72 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY(0196) 51.0911 No 70 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 3 of 3

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Macomb Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 14500 East 12 Mile Road Warren MI 48088-3896 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Ron Hughes Doug Levy Geary Maiuri Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 586.445.7225 586.445.7228 866.Macomb 1 Email Address Email Address Email Address enrollmentservices@macomb.edu finaid@macomb.edu answer@macomb.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Macomb Community College 008906 www.macomb.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students.9% - Freshmen (first year) Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus - All Undergraduates 11,656 12,253 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 12.7%.1% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) late starts available 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 ### ### Multi Campus Community College. No on campus Related Rules housing or off campus housing office. 100% commuter school. 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 General Information 586.445.7999 answer@macomb.edu General Information 586.445.7999 answer@macomb.edu General Information 586.445.7999 answer@macomb.edu General Information 586.445.7999 answer@macomb.edu General Information 586.445.7999 answer@macomb.edu General Information 586.445.7999 answer@macomb.edu General Information 586.445.7999 answer@macomb.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Macomb Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2054 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1722 Other (specify) Open Admissions HESI; COMPASS ### Other (specify) COMPASS Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Rolling Rolling Application Winter Rolling Rolling Matriculation Rolling Rolling Housing Rolling Rolling Other SEL ADM Upon Program Adm. 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, 4, 5 CLEP varies Comments AP and CLEP credit varies by subject. Credit also available through established High School Articulation Agreements. Check the Macomb web site at www.macomb.edu for specific 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,670.00 $5,160.00 $1,200.00 $1,200.00 varies varies $1,100.00 $1,100.00 $4,970.00 $7,460.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Provide documented proof of residency Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $84.00 $167.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address General Information 586.445.7999 answer@macomb.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 April 15 April 15 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October 1 October 1 ### Complete the institutuion's own form February 15 February 15 February 15 February 15 Comments Out of District Tuition: $126 per cr hr; Affliliate Tuition: $106 per cr hr

Macomb Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ACCOUNTING SKILL CERTIFICATE 52.0301 No 19 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY 15.1303 No 19 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 9 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 9 COMPUTER SERVICE TECHNOLOGY 47.0101 No 8 CULINARY ARTS/PREP COOK/ASSISTANT BAKER 12.0503 No 10 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 22 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES BASIC 51.0904 No 12 GENERAL BUSINESS-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS/ENTREPRENE 52.0101 No 12 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY- LINUX/C++/VB PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 11 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-NETWORKING SPECIALIST 11.1002 No 16 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-NETWORKING-INFORMATION ASS 11.1003 No 18 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-WEB PROGRAMMING 11.1004 No 10 MARKETING 52.1401 No 14 PASTRY ARTS 12.0501 No 6 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT-BASIC/CATIA V5/UNIGRAPHICS 15.1399 No 12 QUALITY SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY 15.0702 No 16 RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY 15.0503 No 16 SURGICAL FIRST ASSISTANT 51.0909 No 21 SURGICAL TECH CENTRAL PROCESSING SPECIFIC 51.0909 No 21 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 No 44 ADVANCED PROCESS-CAM/CNC TECHNOLOGIST 15.0612 No 35 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY 15.1303 No 25 AUTOMATED SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY-MECHATRONICS 15.0403 No 46 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 31 BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 42.2707 No 30 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 42 CIVIL TECHNOLOGY 15.0201 No 37 CLIMATE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY 15.0501 No 24 COMPUTER SERVICE TECHNOLOGY 47.0101 No 44 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 15.1001 No 42 CULINARY ARTS/HOSPITALITY 12.0503 No 32 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST 15.0503 No 51 DRAFTING & MECHANICAL DESIGN 15.1301 No 38 ELECTRICAL (INDUSTRIAL-MAINTENANCE) 47.0105 No 32 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 47 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PARAMEDIC FIREFIGHTER 51.0904 No 50 FIRE SCIENCE 43.0201 No 32 FIRE SCIENCE WITH FIRE ACADEMY 43.0203 No 44 GENERAL BUSINESS 52.0101 No 36 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 30 HOMELAND SECURITY 43.0301 No 26 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING SPECIALIST 11.1002 No 45 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-APPLICATION PROFESSIONAL 11.0202 No 28 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-IT PROFESSIONAL 11.0103 No 35 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-NETWRK SECURITY PROFESSION 11.1003 No 54 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 45 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-WEB PROGRAMMING 11.1004 No 46 INTERNATIONAL AND GLOBAL STUDIES 30.2001 No 23 LAND SURVEYING TECHNOLOGY 15.1102 No 22 LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0103 No 29 LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH POLICE ACADEMY 43.0107 No 42 MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY 47.0303 No 20 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0613 No 20 MARKETING 52.1401 No 43 MECHANICAL FABRICATION 15.0805 No 34 MEDIA COMMUNICATION ARTS 50.0402 No 60 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 57 MEDICAL ASSISTANT PHLEBOTOMY/FRONT OFFICE SPECIFIC 51.0801 No 26 MILLWRIGHT 48.0703 No 21 MODEL MAKING/PATTERN MAKING 48.0501 No 22 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 50.0903 No 32 PASTRY ARTS 12.0501 No 33 PLUMBING 46.0503 No 33 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT PRE-ENGINEERING 14.0101 No 29 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT-VEHICLE DESIGN/DIE DESIGN/TOOL F 15.1399 No 46 QUALITY SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY 15.0702 No 44 REFRIGERATION OPERATOR 47.0201 No 21 SHEETMETAL FABRICATING (TINSMITH) 48.0506 No 26 SPEECH COMMUNICATION ARTS-INTERCULTURAL/INTERPERSO 09.0101 No 56 SPEECH COMMUNICATION ARTS-MASS MEDIA 09.0102 No 55 SPEECH COMMUNICATION ARTS-PUBLIC RELATION 09.0902 No 49 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGIST CERTIFICATE 51.0909 No 64 WELDING - CONSTRUCTION/MANUFACTURING AND MAINTENAN 48.0508 No 37 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 No 62 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY 15.1303 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS 24.0101 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS-MATHEMATICS 27.0101 No 64 ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE 24.0101 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 26.0101 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE-CHEMISTRY 40.0501 No 62 ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS 27.0101 No 62 AUTOMATED SYSTEMTECHNOLOGY-MECHATRONICS 15.0403 No 64 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 68 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 62 CIVIL TECHNOLOGY 15.0201 No 62 CLIMATE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY 15.0501 No 62 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY 51.1004 No 79 COMPUTER SERVICE TECHNOLOGY 47.0101 No 62 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 15.1001 No 62 CULINARY ARTS/HOSPITALITY 12.0503 No 65 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST 15.0503 No 62 EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIES 19.0708 No 62 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 62 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 70 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PARAMEDIC FIREFIGHTER 51.0904 No 82 FIRE SCIENCE 43.0201 No 64 FIRE SCIENCE WITH FIRE ACADEMY 43.0203 No 64 GENERAL BUSINESS 52.0101 No 62 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 62 HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 51.0707 No 72 HOMELAND SECURITY 43.0301 No 62 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 52.0901 No 65 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING SPECIALIST 11.1002 No 63 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-APPLICATION PROFESSIONAL 11.0202 No 64 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-IT PROFESSIONAL 11.0103 No 62 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-NETWORK SECURITYPROFESSIO 11.1003 No 72 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 63 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-WEB PROGRAMMING 11.1004 No 64 INTERNATIONAL AND GLOBAL STUDIES 30.2001 No 62 K-12 EDUCATION 13.1202 No 62 LAND SURVEYING TECHNOLOGY 15.1102 No 62 LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0103 No 62 LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH POLICE ACADEMY 43.0107 No 65 LEGAL ASSISTANT 22.0302 No 67 MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY 47.0303 No 62 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING 14.3601 No 62 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0613 No 62 MARKETING 52.1401 No 62 MEDIA COMMUNICATION ARTS 50.0402 No 82 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 62 NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGY 51.0905 No 79 NURSING 51.3801 No 68 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT 51.0803 No 63 PARAPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 13.9999 No 62 PASTRY ARTS 12.0501 No 65 PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT 51.0806 No 66 PRE-ENGINEERING 14.0101 No 62 PRE-MEDICAL 51.1102 No 62 Rev. 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Macomb Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT PRE-SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 No 62 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT-VEHICLE DESIGN/DIE DESIGN/TOOL F 15.1399 No 64 PSYCHOLOGY-ASSOCIATE OF BACCALAUREATE STUDIES 42.0101 No 62 QUALITY SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY 15.0702 No 62 RESPIRATORY THERAPY 51.0908 No 73 RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT 12.0504 No 67 SPEECH COMMUNICATION ARTS-INTERCULTURAL/INTERPERSO 09.0101 No 71 SPEECH COMMUNICATION ARTS-MASS MEDIA 09.0102 No 67 SPEECH COMMUNICATION ARTS-PUBLIC RELATION 09.0902 No 64 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY 51.0909 No 71 VETERINARY TECHNICIAN 51.0808 No 68 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Mid Michigan Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Mid Michigan Community College 006768 www.midmich.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 1375 S. Clare Avenue Harrison MI 48625 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Jennifer Casebeer Jennifer Cooper NA Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 989.386.6661 989.386.6665 Email Address Email Address Email Address jmcasebeer@midmich.edu jcooper@midmich.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students - Freshmen (first year) 390 417 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus - All Undergraduates 1993 2987 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall 04/27/11 04/25/11 Semester Quarter Winter 11/09/11 11/07/11 #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) 04/04/12 NA 04/02/12 NA 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 989.773-6622 jfortino@midmich.edu Admissions 989.386.6661 jmcasebeer@midmich.edu Advising 989.386.6661 jmcasebeer@midmich.edu Advising 989.386.6626 csantini@midmich.edu Advising 989.386.6626 csantini@midmich.edu Distance Education 989.773.6622 afreds@midmich.edu Enrollment Services 989.773.6622 smertes@midmich.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Mid Michigan Community College 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 July July Application Winter October October Matriculation April April Housing 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,823.00 $5,270.00 $1,222.00 $1,222.00 $5,248.00 $5,248.00 $1,420.00 $1,420.00 $1,702.00 $1,702.00 $12,415.00 $14,862.00 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $88.00 $171.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Stuents must have resided in the state for at least 6 months and inside the district for at least 30 days prior to the start of the semester. Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Enrollment Services 989-773-6622 smertes@midmich.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 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form Comments

Mid Michigan Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS HEATING/ELECTRICITY SPECIALIST 47.0201 No 26 LEGAL OFFICE SPECIALIST 22.0302 No 27 MEDICAL CODER BILLER CERTIFICATION 51.0713 No 26 MEDICAL OFFICE SPECIALIST 51.0705 No 26 PHARMACY TECH 51.0805 No 29.5 RECORDS INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST 52.0499 No 33 REFRIGERATION/AIR CONDITIONING 47.0201 No 26 LEVEL - 2 AUTO SERVICE MECHANIC 1YR 47.0604 No 36 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 2YR 47.0604 No 63 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS 52.0401 No 31 COMPUTER ASSISTED DRAFTING 15.1306 No 34 CONTRACTING WITH BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 12.9999 No 32 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST 15.0503 No 48 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.1210 No 31 HEATING, REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING 47.0201 No 32 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 48.0503 No 31 NURSING 51.3901 No 53 PHARMACY TECHNICIAN 51.0805 No 29 WELDING 48.0508 No 35 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 62 ACCOUNTING - NORTHWOOD 52.0302 No 84 ARTS 24.0101 No 62 ARTS - COMMUNICATION STUDIES 23.1001 No 62 ARTS - ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (SVSU) 13.1202 No 62 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 69 BACCALAUREATE STUDIES 24.0101 No 62 BIOLOGY 26.0101 No 64 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 No 62 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - CMU 52.0201 No 62 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS 52.0401 No 68 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 No 63 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 15.1306 No 62 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0202 No 65 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS NETWORKING 11.0901 No 62 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 62 CRIMINAL JUSTICE -LAW ENFOCEMENT PRE-SERVICE 43.0107 No 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0107 No 66 CRJ: LAW ENFORCEMENT - (TRANSFER SVSU) 43.0107 No 62 DRAFTING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 15.1301 No 62 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.1210 No 63 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION/CMU 13.1202 No 64 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERCIES 51.0904 No 81 ENTREPRENEURSHIP-CMU 52.0799 No 62 FIRE SCIENCE 43.0203 No 62 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 62 GENERAL STUDIES UNDECIDED 24.0102 No 62 GENERAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0000 No 62 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 66 HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 51.0707 No 64 HEATING, REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING 47.0201 No 69 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 52.0901 No 65 LEGAL SECRETARY/OFFICE PROFESSIONAL 22.0301 No 65 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 71 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING 51.0907 No 68.5 MANAGEMENT & MARKETING 52.1401 No 65 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 65 MEDICAL SECRETARY/OFFICE PROFESSIONAL 51.0716 No 64 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 51.0708 No 63 NURSING 51.3801 No 92 PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANT PROGRAM 51.0806 No 71 PRE-ENGINEERING 14.0101 No 67 PSYCHOLOGY 42.0101 No 62 Rev. Fall 2011 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT RADIOGRAPHY 51.0907 No 83 SCIENCE 24.0101 No 63 SCIENCE - COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0701 No 62 SCIENCE - MATHEMATICS 27.0101 No 63 SCIENCE - PRE-PHARMACY (FSU) 51.1103 No 62 SCIENCE - PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY 51.2308 No 63 SCIENCE-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 03.0104 No 68 SECONDARY EDUCATION/CMU 13.1205 No 62 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0701 No 65 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 No 62 THEATRE 50.0501 No 62 VISUAL ARTS 50.0101 No 62 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Monroe County Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Monroe County Community College 002294 www.monroeccc.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 1555 S. Raisinville Road Monroe MI 48161 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Mr. Mark Hall Ms. Valerie Culler Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 734.242.7300 734.242.7300 Email Address Email Address Email Address mhall@monroeccc.edu vculler@monroeccc.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 4% - Freshmen (first year) Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus - All Undergraduates 1910 2813 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 6.4%.17% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall April April Semester Quarter Winter November November #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) May May May 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 ### ### No campus housing. 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 734.384.4104 mhall@monroeccc.edu Admissions 734.384.4104 mhall@monroeccc.edu Admissions 734.384.4104 mhall@monroeccc.edu Learning Assistance Lab 734.384.4167 kgerlach@monroeccc.edu Learning Assistance Lab 734.384.4167 kgerlach@monroeccc.edu Admissions 734.384.4104 mhall@monroeccc.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Monroe County Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2039 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) COMPASS ### Other (specify) COMPASS Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall April April Application Winter November November Matriculation May May Housing May May 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $1,872.00 $3,120.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $2,800.00 $2,800.00 $1,000.00 $1,200.00 $800.00 $800.00 $7,472.00 $8,920.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Live or own property in state for at least six months, and own property or live in county for 30 days. Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registrar 734.384.4108 tvogt@monroeccc.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 July July ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October October ### Complete the institutuion's own form March March March March Comments

Monroe Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE 52.0401 No 15 APPLICATION SOFTWARE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE 11.0301 No 25 BASIC QUALITY TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE 15.0702 No 12 CIS: PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE 15.1203 No 23 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE 51.0902 No 5 ELECTRONIC OFFICE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE 52.0401 No 15 GERONTOLOGY CERTIFICATE 30.1101 No 15 MECHANICAL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 15.1306 No 26 PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE 51.0802 No 9 PROD AND PROCESS: CAD/CAM TECH CERTIFICATE 15.1302 No 17 PROD AND PROCESS: CNC TECH CERTIFICATE 15.0613 No 17 WELDING TECHNOLOGY: BASIC CERTIFICATE 48.0508 No 15 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING CERTIFICATE 52.0302 No 39 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE 52.0401 No 34 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 47.0604 No 36 CIS: APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE 11.0201 No 25 CIS: DATA BASE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE 11.0201 No 28 CIS: GRAPHIC DESIGN SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE 50.0409 No 27 CIS: HELP DESK SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE 11.9999 No 31 CIS: NETWORK SOFTWARE ADMIN SPEC CERTIFICATE 11.1002 No 29 CIS: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE 11.1002 No 30 CIS: WEB DESIGN CERTIFICATE 11.0801 No 31 CIS: WEB DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE 11.0801 No 31 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 15.1001 No 37 CULINARY SKILLS AND MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE 12.0505 No 44 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE 13.1210 No 30 ELEC OFFICE SPEC-ADMIN CERTIFICATE 11.0602 No 30 EOS - MEDICAL CERTIFICATE 51.0716 No 29 GRAPHIC DESIGN-DIGITAL MEDIA CERTIFICATE 50.0409 No 31 GRAPHIC DESIGN-ILLUSTRATION CERTIFICATE 50.0409 No 28 HEAVY AND INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE 15.1001 No 31 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 15.0613 No 27 METROLOGY TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 15.0805 No 31 PRACTICAL NURSING CERTIFICATE 51.3901 No 36 QUALITY SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 15.0702 No 27 RESIDENTIAL AND LIGHT COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION CERTIF 15.1001 No 37 WELDING TECHNOLOGY: ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 48.0508 No 28 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 60 ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE OPTION 52.0402 No 60 ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL - LEGAL OPTION 22.0301 No 66 ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL - MEDICAL OPTION 51.0716 No 61 APPLICATION SOFTWARE SPECIALIST 11.0301 No 60 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 61 BANKING MANAGEMENT 52.0801 No 60 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0204 No 60 BUSINESS, GENERAL (AC,AAS) 52.0101 No 60 CHEMISTRY 40.0501 No 60 CIS: ACCOUNTING/CIS 11.0501 No 70 CIS: COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 60 CIS: COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0701 No 60 CIS: END USER SUPPORT SPECIALIST 11.9999 No 60 CIS: MICROCOMPUTER SPECIALIST-GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 60 CIS: NETWORK SPECIALIST 11.1002 No 60 CIS: PC SUPPORT TECHNICIAN 15.1203 No 60 CIS: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST (AAS) 11.1002 No 60 CIS: WEB DESIGN 11.0801 No 60 CIS: WEB DEVELOPMENT 11.0801 No 60 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY 15.1001 No 65 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0107 No 61 CULINARY SKILLS AND MANAGEMENT 12.0505 No 63 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT 13.1210 No 60 ELECTRICAL LINE DESIGN 46.0301 No 63 ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 60 Rev. Fall 2011 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT FINE ARTS (AFA) 50.0702 No 60 GENERAL STUDIES (AAS) 24.0102 No 60 GENERAL TECHNOLOGY (AAS) 15.9999 No 60 GRAPHIC DESIGN - DIGITAL MEDIA 50.0409 No 60 GRAPHIC DESIGN - ILLUSTRATION 50.0409 No 60 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY/ELECTRONICS TECH 47.0105 No 63 INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT: OFFICE 52.0205 No 60 INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT: PLANT 52.0205 No 65 LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0107 No 68 LIBERAL ARTS (AS-AA) 24.0101 No 60 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 15.0613 No 64 MECHANICAL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 15.1306 No 65 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0805 No 68 MEDICAL OFFICE COORDINATOR 51.0705 No 60 METROLOGY TECHNOLOGY 15.0805 No 62 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY - PROVISIONAL (CAP GRANT DEVELOP 15.1401 No 000 NURSING 51.3801 No 72 PRODUCT AND PROCESS TECHNOLOGY 15.0613 No 68 QUALITY SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY 15.0702 No 60 RESPIRATORY THERAPY 51.0908 No 76 TEACHER PARAPROFESSIONAL 13.1501 No 60 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 62 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Montcalm Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 2800 College Drive, S.W. Sidney MI 48885 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Debra Alexander Traci Nichols Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 989.328.1276 989.328.1285 Email Address Email Address Email Address dalexander@montcalm.edu tnichols@montcalm.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Montcalm Community College 002295 www.montcalm.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students - Freshmen (first year) 107 144 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus - All Undergraduates 723 1394 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall APR-AUG APR-AUG Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) NOV-JAN NOV-JUN NOV-JAN NOV-JUN 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 989.328.1250 admissions@montcalm.edu Admissions 989.328.1266 admissions@montcalm.edu Admissions 989.328.1266 admissions@montcalm.edu Special Populations 989.328.1264 lisar@montcalm.edu Special Populations 989.328.1264 lisar@montcalm.edu Enrollment Services 989.328.1230 enroll@montcalm.edu Enrollment Services 989.328.1230 enroll@montcalm.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Montcalm Community College 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 Open Open Application Winter Matriculation Open Open Housing Open Open 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,324.00 $4,284.00 $928.00 $928.00 $10,646.00 $10,646.00 $1,424.00 $1,424.00 $2,625.00 $2,625.00 $17,947.00 $19,907.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $83.00 $153.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Mary Ellen Lingeman 989-328-1230 me@montcalm.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 June 30 June 30 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form November 30 April 30 November 30 April 30 Comments

Montcalm Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT LEVEL - 1 APPRENTICE TRAINING 47.9999 No 40 AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 11 CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE (CDA) 19.0708 No 18 CORRECTIONS OFFICER TRAINING 43.0102 No 15 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 51.0904 No 19 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 17 LONG-TERM NURSE ASSISTANT 51.0904 No 3.5 RETAIL MANAGEMENT 52.1401 No 16 SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT/MANAGEMENT 52.0701 No 17 LEVEL - 2 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 64 COMPUTER REPAIR 47.0104 No 34 COMPUTER SUPPORT 11.1002 No 34 COSMETOLOGY 12.0401 No 66 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 37 ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 35 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 60 INFORMATION PROCESSING ASSISTANT 52.0401 No 30 INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 15.0612 No 34 LIBERAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE 24.0101 No 30 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 48.0503 No 34 MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 38.5 PRACTICAL NURSING 51.3901 No 46 SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOP/MANAGEMENT - AUTOMOTIVE TEC 47.0604 No 44.5 SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOP/MANAGEMENT - RESIDENTIAL CON 46.0401 No 30 SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT/MANAGEMENT 52.0701 No 30 TECHNICAL DRAFTING & DESIGN 15.1301 No 32 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 31 LEVEL - 3 ACADEMIC LIBERAL ARTS 24.0101 No 60 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 60 ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING 51.3801 No 94 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 15.0803 No 65 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 52.0201 No 60 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 60 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 60 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - MARKETING 52.1402 No 60 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS 52.1201 No 60.5 COMPUTER REPAIR 47.0104 No 63 COMPUTER SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY 11.1002 No 60 COSMETOLOGY MANAGEMENT 12.0401 No 99 CRIMINAL JUSTICE/GENERAL 43.0102 No 60 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 60 EARLY CHILD DEVELOPMENT 19.0708 No 60 EDUCATION PARAPROFESSIONAL 13.0101 No 60 ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 60 ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0000 No 60 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0612 No 63 INFORMATION SYSTEMS 52.0401 No 60 INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 15.0612 No 67 MEDICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS 51.0716 No 60.5 SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOP/MANAGEMENT - RESIDENTIAL CON 46.0401 No 60 SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT/MANAGEMENT 52.0701 No 60 TECHNICAL DRAFTING & DESIGN 15.1301 No 62 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 60 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Mott Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Mott Community College 002261 Street Address City 1401 E Court St CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page Financial Aid Contact Person Web Site Homepage www.mcc.edu State ZIP Code Flint MI 48503 Athletic Office Contact Person Regina Broomfield Jennifer Dow-McDonald Thomas Healey Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 810.762.0315 810.762.0144 810.762.0419 Email Address Email Address Email Address regina.broomfield@mcc.edu jennifer.dow@mcc.edu thomas.healey@mcc.edu 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students - Freshmen (first year) 1,285 1,600 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus - All Undergraduates 4.840 7,010 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall 4/1/2011-9/5/2011 4/1/2011-9/5/2011 Semester Quarter Winter 11/1/2011-1/13/2012 11/1/2011-1/13/2012 #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) 3/30/2012-5/8/2012 3/30/2012-6/24/2012 3/30/2012-5/8/2012 3/30/2012-6/24/2012 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 Yes No ### 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 Admission & Recruitment 810.762.0315 regina.broomfield@mcc.edu Admission & Recruitment 810.762.0315 regina.broomfield@mcc.edu Counseling & Student Development 810.762.0111 troy.boquette@mcc.edu Learning Center 810.762.0399 madonna.carpenter@mcc.edu Learning Center 810.762.0399 ann.christman@mcc.edu ITS e-learning 810.762.0224 e-learning@mcc.edu Placement Testing & Assessment Ce 810.762.0372 carol.brown@mcc.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Mott Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) Accuplacer ### Other (specify) SAT GPA Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Application 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 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/ In District Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $98.68 Out of State/ Out of District $2,376.00 $3,432.00 $1,071.00 $1,071.00 $4,284.00 $5,886.00 $1,818.00 $3,627.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) $1,017.00 $2,412.00 In-District (2-year school) A student must establish residency $10,566.00 $16,428.00 within district 30 days prior to beginning of classes. $197.13 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registration & Cashier's 810.762.0221 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 March March ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October October ### Complete the institutuion's own form February March February March Comments The tuition rate at Mott Community College is based on contact hours.

Mott Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE CREDENTIAL (CDA) 13.1210 No 12 COMMUNITY HEALTH ADVOCATE 44.0201 No 6 CORRECTIONS PREPARATION 43.0102 No 15 FAMILY CHILD CARE PROFESSIONAL 19.0708 No 15 HEALTH UNIT COORDINATOR (WARD CLERK) 51.0711 No 7 NAIL TECHNICIAN 12.0410 No 20 NURSE AIDE PREPARATION 51.3902 No 4 PHLEBOTOMY 51.1009 No 2 RADIOGRAPHY PREPARATION 51.0907 No 28 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 30 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST./EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - CERTIFICATE 52.0401 No 33 AIR CONDITIONING, HEATING & REFRIGERATION TECHNOLOGY 15.0501 No 33 APPRENTICESHIP - PREPARATION 15.0612 No 31 ART & DESIGN FOUNDATION 50.0701 No 33 AUTO BODY REPAIR AND PAINTING 47.0603 No 30 AUTOMOTIVE BRAKES & SUSPENSION SYSTEMS 47.0604 No 34 AUTOMOTIVE DRIVETRAINS 47.0604 No 32 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE PERFORMANCE & ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS 47.0604 No 34 AUTOMOTIVE HEATING/AIR CONDITIONING/ELECTRICAL SYSTE 47.0604 No 34 AUTOMOTIVE POWERTRAIN 47.0604 No 36 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY - CERTIFICATE 47.0604 No 36 AUTOPSY ASSISTANT 43.0106 No 33 BAKING & PASTRY ARTS - CERTIFICATE 12.0501 No 43 BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY - CERTIFICATE 15.0101 No 30 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT - CERTIFICATE 52.0201 No 36 CAD AND DESIGN (WITH 2 SPECIALITY) 15.1301 No 30 CADD/CAM 15.1301 No 30 CASUALTY; HEALTH & LIFE INSURANCE 52.1701 No 30 COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY - CERTIFICATE 10.0105 No 34 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST 11.0202 No 32 COMPUTER NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY 11.1001 No 34 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 30 COMPUTER REPAIR TECHNICIAN 47.0104 No 30 COMPUTER SCIENCE 11.0202 No 30 COMPUTER SECURITY 11.1003 No 32 COMPUTER SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS 11.0601 No 30 COMPUTER SUPPORT SERVICES & HELP DESK 11.9999 No 30 COSMETIC SERVICES 12.0409 No 36 COSMETOLOGY/NAIL TECHNOLOGY/ESTHETICS INSTRUCTOR 12.0413 No 42 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - CERTIFICATE 43.0107 No 30 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST 15.0503 No 54 DENTAL ASSISTING - CERTIFICATE 51.0601 No 57 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION INFANT & TODDLER 19.0709 No 33 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY FOR APPRENTICE ELECTRICIANS 46.0302 No 39 ELECTRONICS & ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 32 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 39 GENERAL STUDIES - CERTIFICATE 24.0102 No 30 GRAPHIC DESIGN - ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 50.0409 No 34 HYBRID TECHNOLOGY & REPAIR 47.0604 No 34 INFORMATION PROCESSING SPECIALIST - CERTIFICATE 52.1206 No 31 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS - CERTIFICATE 52.1101 No 34 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT 45.9999 No 30 LEGAL SECRETARY - CERTIFICATE 22.0301 No 32 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 15.0805 No 30 MARKETING MANAGEMENT - CERTIFICATE 52.1401 No 30 MEDIA ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY 50.0602 No 33 MEDICAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT (WITH 3 SPECIALITY TRACK 51.0708 No 34 MEDICAL RECORDS REGISTRIES 51.0707 No 35 MEDICAL SECRETARY - CERTIFICATE 51.0716 No 34 NAIL TECHNICIAN/SALON MANAGEMENT 12.0410 No 36 OPERATIONS & PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY 15.0611 No 32 PARAPROFESSIONAL IN EDUCATION - CERTIFICATE 13.1501 No 60 PRACTICAL NURSING 51.3901 No 41 PRODUCTION OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT - CERTIFICATE 52.0204 No 39 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT QUALITY ASSURANCE - CERTIFICATE 15.0702 No 33 ROBOTIC PROGRAMMING & CONTROL 15.0405 No 30 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES - CERTIFICATE (WITH 5 SPECIALTY TR 41.9999 No 30 SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION 46.0415 No 30 TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION, & LOGISTICS TECHNOLOGY 52.0209 No 30 WEB DEVELOPER 11.0801 No 32 WELDING 48.0508 No 31 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 66 AIR CONDITIONING, HEATING & REFRIGERATION TECHNOLOGY 15.0501 No 70 APPLIED TECHNOLOGY (WITH 4 SPECIALITY TRACKS) 15.9999 No 62 ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING - R.N. 51.3801 No 67 AUTO BODY REPAIR AND PAINTING 47.0603 No 66 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 70 BAKING & PASTRY ARTS 12.0501 No 84 BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 15.0101 No 62 BUSINESS HEALTH INFORMATICS 51.0707 No 66 BUSINESS HEALTH SERVICES MANAGEMENT 52.0101 No 68 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 62 BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGEMENT 52.0401 No 70 CAD AND DESIGN 15.1301 No 68 COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 10.0105 No 62 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0201 No 63 COMPUTER NETWORK ADMINISTRATION 11.0901 No 62 COMPUTER NETWORK ENGINEERING 11.0901 No 65 COMPUTER OCCUPATIONS TECHNOLOGY (WITH 7 SPECIALITY 11.0202 No 62 COSMETOLOGY - CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT 12.0401 No 72 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0107 No 62 CULINARY ARTS 12.0503 No 88 DENTAL ASSISTING 51.0601 No 67 DENTAL HYGIENE 51.0602 No 87 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 19.0709 No 62 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION - SPECIAL NEED 13.1210 No 62 ELECTRONICS & ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 65 FIRE PROTECTION TECHNOLOGY 43.0201 No 62 FOOD SERVICES MANAGEMENT 19.0505 No 85 FOUNDATIONS IN ART & DESIGN 50.0701 No 62 FOUNDATIONS IN ART EDUCATION 50.0701 No 62 GENERAL BUSINESS 52.0101 No 64 GENERAL STUDIES - A.G.S. DEGREE 24.0102 No 62 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS 15.1102 No 62 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 75 HAIRCARE SALON MANAGEMENT 12.0412 No 65 HISTOLOGIC TECHNICIAN 51.1008 No 65 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 48.9999 No 62 INFORMATION PROCESSING SPECIALIST 52.1206 No 66 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 52.1101 No 65 INTERPRETER EDUCATION 16.1603 No 63 LEGAL SECRETARY 22.0301 No 74 MANUFACTURING SIMULATION TECHNOLOGY 15.0613 No 62 MARKETING MANAGEMENT 52.1401 No 64 MECHANICAL OPERATIONS TECHNOLOGY 15.0805 No 62 MEDIA ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY 50.0602 No 72 MEDICAL SECRETARY 51.0716 No 76 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT 51.0803 No 75 PARAMEDICS(GRADUATE) 51.0904 No 70 PARAPROFESSIONAL IN EDUCATION 13.1501 No 62 PHOTOGRAPHY 50.0605 No 62 PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT 51.0806 No 62 PRE-PROFESSIONAL TRANSFER - A.A. DEGREE 24.0101 No 62 PRE-PROFESSIONAL TRANSFER - A.S. DEGREE 26.0101 No 62 PRODUCTION OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 52.0204 No 62 QUALITY ASSURANCE 15.0702 No 72 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY 51.0907 No 68 RESPIRATORY THERAPY 51.0908 No 72 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0701 No 63 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 2

Mott Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT SOCIAL WORK TECHNICIAN 51.1504 No 62 VEHICLE DESIGN (MOTT/MACOMB) 15.1306 No 62 WEB DEVELOPMENT 11.0801 No 65 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Muskegon Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Muskegon Community College 002297 www.muskegoncc.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 221 S. Quarterline Road Muskegon MI 49442 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Eli Fox Bruce Wierda Marty McDermott Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 231.777.0230 231.777.0657 231.777.0462 Email Address Email Address Email Address eli.fox@muskegoncc.edu bruce.wierda@muskegoncc.edu marty.mcdermott@muskegoncc.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 0 - Freshmen (first year) 333 329 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0 - All Undergraduates 2418 2893 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 18% 0 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Apr/Aug Apr/Aug Semester Quarter Winter Nov/Jan Nov/Jan #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) Apr/May Apr/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 ### ### 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 Enrollment Services 231.777.0366 Darlene.Peklar@muskegoncc.edu Enrollment Services 231.777.0366 Darlene.Peklar@muskegoncc.edu Enrollment Services 231.777.0366 Darlene.Peklar@muskegoncc.edu Special Needs 231.777.0309 Janice.Alexander@muskegoncc.edu Special Needs 231.777.0309 Janice.Alexander@muskegoncc.edu Enrollment Services 231.777.0366 Darlene.Peklar@muskegoncc.edu Testing Center Mary.Ottman@muskegoncc.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Muskegon Community College 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 April April Application $0.00 Winter October October Matriculation $0.00 Housing 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 CLEP LEAP DANTES 50 50 Comments Through our partnerships with Ferris State University, Grand Valley State University and Western Michigan University at our Stevenson Center for Higher Education, students can attain a Bachelor Degree at Muskegon Community College without commuting out of Muskegon 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 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $81.50 Out of State/ Out of District $2,885.00 $4,730.00 $1,100.00 $1,100.00 $2,250.00 $2,250.00 $1,300.00 $2,600.00 $1,280.00 $1,280.00 $8,815.00 $11,960.00 $143.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Must be resident of Muskegon County for 6 months prior to enrollment. Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registrar's Office 231-777-0250 jean.roberts@muskegoncc.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 May May ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October October ### Complete the institutuion's own form March March Comments Note: The Winter Semester which starts in January is our equivalent to most institutions Semester. $815 in $1430 out estimated excess contact hours (lab).

Muskegon Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS.NET PROGRAMMING CERTIFICATE 11.0202 No 19 APPLIED ALTERNATIVE/RENEWABLE ENERGY CERT 15.0599 No 14 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE 47.0604 No 18 BIOFUEL CERTIFICATE 41.0399 No 28 C/JAVA COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CERT 11.0202 No 19 CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE CERTIFICATE 13.1210 No 26 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING/DESIGN TECHNOLOGY CERT 15.1302 No 21 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-CORRECTIONS OFFICER 43.0102 No 15 CUSTOMER SERVICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE 52.0207 No 12 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS TECH CERTIFICATE 15.0303 No 20 ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAM CERTIFICATE 52.0701 No 26 FAMILY CHILD CARE CERTIFICATE 19.0709 No 29 GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 15.1102 No 18 GRAPHIC DESIGN PRINTING PREPRESS CERTIFICATE 10.0303 No 25 GRAPHIC DESIGN VIDEO/AUDIO CERTIFICATE 10.0299 No 29 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE CERTIFICATE 47.9999 No 18 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE CERTIFICATE 47.0303 No 19 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 15.0612 No 27 INFANT TODDLER CERTIFICATE 13.1210 No 26 MACHINE MECHANIC CERTIFICATE 47.0303 No 22 MACHINING TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 48.0503 No 27 MACHINIST CERTIFICATE 48.0503 No 24 MARKETING CERTIFICATE 52.1401 No 24 MEDICAL OFFICE SUPPORT SPECIALIST CERT 51.0710 No 19 MEDICAL VOICE TRANSCRIPTION CERTIFICATE 51.0708 No 21 MEDICAL VOICE TRANSCRIPTION PROF DEVELOPMENT 51.0708 No 11 MICROPROCESSOR ELECTRONICS TECH CERTIFICATE 15.0303 No 26 MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE 11.0699 No 10 MIDRANGE PROGRAMMING CERTIFICATE 11.0202 No 20 OSE-ADMIN VOICE TRANSCRIPTION CERTIFICATE 52.0407 No 8 OSE-LEGAL VOICE TRANSCRIPTION 22.0399 No 11 OSE-OFFICE SKILL BUILDING 11.0602 No 8 OSE-WORD PROCESSING SPECIALIST 11.0602 No 7 PRODUCTION SUPERVISION CERTIFICATE 15.0612 No 24 QUALITY ASSURANCE CERTIFICATE 15.0702 No 21 RETAIL MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE 52.1803 No 21 TEACHER AIDE/PARAPRO CREDENTIAL CERT 13.1501 No 27 VIDEO EDITING CERTIFICATE 10.0304 No 17 WELDING TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 48.0508 No 24 LEVEL - 2 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 47.0604 No 30 COMPUTER NETWORKING TECH CERTIFICATE 11.0901 No 32 EARLY CHILD ED-INSTR ASSIST SPECIAL ED CERT 13.1501 No 30 ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 15.0303 No 39 GRAPHIC DESIGN DISPLAY ADVERTISING CERT 50.0402 No 32 GRAPHIC DESIGN FOR MULTIMEDIA CERTIFICATE 09.0702 No 33 GRAPHIC DESIGN WEB DESIGN CERTIFICATE 11.0801 No 31 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE CERT 15.0303 No 35 INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT AUTISM CERTIFICATE 13.1013 No 34 LIBERAL ARTS TRANSFER CERTIFICATE 24.0102 No 34 NURSING DIPLOMA (LPN) 51.3901 No 37 OSE-MEDICAL CLERK CERTIFICATE 51.0712 No 30 OSE-OFFICE SUPPORT SPECIALIST CERT 52.0408 No 30 PRE-NURSING 51.1105 No PRE-RESPIRATORY THERAPY 51.0812 No WIND AND SOLAR CERTIFICATE 15.0503 No 32 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING/OFFICE MANAGEMENT 52.0302 No 62 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 62 BIOLOGY (TRANSFER) 26.1306 No 62 BIOMEDICAL ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY 15.0401 No 64 BROADCASTING/MULTIMEDIA/PERFORMANCE 09.0701 No 67 BROADCASTING/MULTIMEDIA/TECHNICAL 10.0202 No 67 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (TRANSFER) 52.0703 No 62 BUSINESS COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 11.0202 No 62 Rev. Fall 2011 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT C/JAVA COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 11.0202 No 62 CHEMISTRY (TRANSFER) 30.1801 No 62 CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE 13.1210 No 62 COMMUNICATIONS (TRANSFER) 09.0199 No 62 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING/DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 15.1302 No 62 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 11.0202 No 62 COMPUTER NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY 11.0901 No 62 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 62 COMPUTER SCIENCE (TRANSFER) 11.0101 No 62 CRIMINAL JUSTICE (TRANSFER) 43.0102 No 62 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 62 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY 43.0107 No 62 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0107 No 62 DANCE (TRANSFER) 50.0399 No 62 EARLY CHILD ED-INSTR ASSIST SPECIAL ED 13.1501 No 62 EARLY CHILDHOOD ED-TEACHER AIDE 13.1501 No 62 E-BUSINESS 52.0208 No 62 ECONOMICS (TRANSFER) 30.1701 No 62 ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 64 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (TRANSFER) 13.0410 No 62 ENGINEERING (TRANSFER) 15.1599 No 62 ENGLISH (TRANSFER) 23.0101 No 62 FIRE SCIENCE 43.0203 No 64 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (TRANSFER) 05.0122 No 62 GEOGRAPHY (TRANSFER) 45.0799 No 62 GEOLOGY (TRANSFER) 30.1801 No 62 GRAPHIC DESIGN 50.0409 No 62 HISTORY (TRANSFER) 54.0101 No 62 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0612 No 63 INTERACTIVE MEDIA/GAMING: GAME DESIGNER 11.0899 No 66 LIBERAL ARTS/ GENERAL STUDIES TRANSFER DEGREE 24.0101 No 62 MACHINING TECHNOLOGY 48.0503 No 62 MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 62 MARKETING 52.1401 No 62 MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY 15.0611 No 64 MATHEMATICS (TRANSFER) 27.0199 No 62 MEDICAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT 51.0705 No 65 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY (TRANSFER) 51.0717 No 62 MUSIC (TRANSFER) 50.0912 No 62 NURSING (ADN) 51.3801 No 72 OFFICE MANAGEMENT 52.0204 No 63 OSE-ADMINISTRATIVE 52.0402 No 62 OSE-INFORMATION PROCESSING 11.0601 No 62 OSE-INTERNATIONAL 52.0402 No 62 OSE-LEGAL 22.0301 No 62 OSE-MEDICAL 51.0710 No 62 PHILOSOPHY (TRANSFER) 38.0199 No 62 PHYSICAL EDUCATION (TRANSFER) 13.0410 No 62 PHYSICS (TRANSFER) 30.1801 No 62 POLITICAL SCIENCE (TRANSFER) 30.1701 No 62 PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY (TRANSFER) 51.0000 No 62 PRE-VETERINARY MEDICINE (TRANSFER) 51.0000 No 62 PSYCHOLOGY (TRANSFER) 42.1001 No 62 SOCIAL SCIENCE (TRANSFER) 30.1701 No 62 SOCIAL WORK (TRANSFER) 44.0799 No 62 SOCIOLOGY/ ANTHROPOLOGY(TRANSFER) 30.1701 No 62 SPEECH (TRANSFER) 09.0199 No 62 STUDIO ART (TRANSFER) 50.0410 No 62 THEATER (TRANSFER) 50.0508 No 62 WEB DESIGN 11.0801 No 62 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 63 WORLD CLASS MANUFACTURING/BUSINESS 52.9999 No 62 LEVEL - 4 RESPIRATORY THERAPY 51.0812 No 104 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) North Central Michigan College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 1515 Howard Street CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person 231.439.6347 231.348.6698 N/A Email Address Email Address Email Address rdeyoung@ncmich.edu vpanoff@ncmich.edu N/A STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number North Central Michigan College 002299 Street Address City Financial Aid Contact Person Web Site Homepage www.ncmich.edu State ZIP Code Petoskey 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 2.45% - Freshmen (first year) 819 1249 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 3.23% - All Undergraduates 1153 2036 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 8.87% 0.00% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall 4/13/11-9/12/11 4/13/11-9/12/11 Semester Quarter Winter 11/16/11-1/27/12 11/16/11-1/27/12 #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) 3/28/12-6/8/12 3/28/12-6/8/12 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 MI Athletic Office Contact Person Renee DeYoung Virginia Panoff N/A Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 49740 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 231.348.6626 kmarek@ncmich.edu Admissions 231.348.6626 kmarek@ncmich.ed Admissions 231.348.6626 kmarek@ncmich.ed Learning Support Services 231.348.6817 kflewelling@ncmich.edu Learning Support Services 231.348.6817 kflewelling@ncmich.edu Registrar 231.439.6347 rdeyoung@ncmich.edu Learning Support Services 231.348.6693 eotto@ncmich.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2037 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code 1569 Other (specify) ### Other (specify) COMPASS North Central Michigan College SAT GPA Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall January - August January - August Application $0.00 N/A Winter October - December October - December Matriculation $0.00 N/A Housing $50.00 February - May February - May 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 or above AP 3 or above Comments No required entrance exam-placement assessment is mandatory. ACT and COMPASS, prior college courses used for assessment. University partnership programs offer bachelor and master degrees on campus. 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 District Out of District $2,790.00 $4,245.00 $1,300.00 $1,300.00 $6,200.00 $6,200.00 $1,400.00 $1,400.00 $650.00 $650.00 $12,340.00 $13,795.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Emmet County resident at least 6 mo prior to 1st day of classes of the semester in which student plans to enroll. Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $93.00 $141.50 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Records 231.348.6625 nmorris@ncmich.edu FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid To apply for financial aid, a student must Freshmen Transfer ### Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Fall January 1 January 1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October 1 October 1 ### Complete the institutuion's own form March 1 March 1 Comments Per Contact Hour rate: In-District (Emmet Co.) Tuition=$ 74.50,Out of District(all other MI)=$123.00, Out of State/Country=$158.75

North Central Michigan College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT LEVEL - 1 BASIC EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES-CERTIFICATE OF DEVE 51.0904 No 16 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 52.0799 No 16 CORRECTIONS-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMENT 43.0102 No 15 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMEN 13.1210 No 18 ENTREPRENEURSHIP ESSENTIALS-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPM 52.0701 No 16 GRAPHIC ART-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMENT 50.0409 No 22 HOSPITALITY & HOTEL MANAGEMENT-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELO 52.0901 No 19 LEGAL ASSISTANT-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMENT 22.0302 No 21 MEDICAL BILLING & CODING-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMENT 51.0714 No 16 NEW MEDIA-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMENT 50.0409 No 16 NURSING ASSISTANT-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMENT 51.3902 No 18 OFFICE SUPPORT SPECIALIST-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMENT 52.0408 No 16 PHLEBOTOMY-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMENT 51.1009 No 17 RECEPTIONIST-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMENT 52.0408 No 16 TEXTILES-CERTIFICATE OF DEVELOPMENT 50.0712 No 22 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT 52.0302 No 31 ADVERTISING ASSISTANT 09.0903 No 30 ART-FINE CRAFT 50.0101 No 30 ART-STUDIO ART 50.0101 No 30 COMMUNICATIONS 09.0101 No 33 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 15.1301 No 31 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0301 No 33 COMPUTER NETWORK ADMINISTRATION 11.0901 No 31 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.1210 No 31 EMS/PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 43 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 31 GENERAL OFFICE PROFESSIONAL 52.0408 No 31 HOSPITALITY & CASINO MANAGEMENT-CERTIFICATE 52.0901 No 31 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 11.0103 No 30 LAW ENFORCEMENT AIDE 43.0103 No 31 MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 31 MARKETING ASSISTANT 52.1401 No 31 MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT 51.0710 No 32 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 51.0708 No 30 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 33 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 60 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 52.0401 No 60 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS 24.0101 No 60 ASSOCIATE OF GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 60 ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE 40.0101 No 60 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0201 No 61 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.0301 No 60 COMPUTER NETWORKING 11.0901 No 63 COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST 11.1006 No 61 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 43.0103 No 60 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.1210 No 61 EMS/PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 60 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS 15.1102 No 61 HOSPITALITY AND CASINO MANAGEMENT 52.0901 No 60 LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0107 No 64 LEGAL ASSISTANT 22.0302 No 65 MARKETING 52.1801 No 60 PLANT SCIENCE 01.1104 No 60 REGISTERED NURSING 51.3801 No 84 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGIST 51.0909 No 75 VITICULTURE AND ENOLOGY 01.0309 No 63 WOODEN BOAT BUILDING 48.0701 No 65 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Northwestern Michigan College 1701 E Front Street Traverse City MI 49686 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Jim Bensley Pam Palermo Pete LaCourse Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Northwestern Michigan College 002302 www.nmc.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 231.995.1034 231.995.1533 231.995.1198 Email Address Email Address Email Address jbensley@nmc.edu ppalermo@nmc.edu placourse@nmc.edu 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 2 - Freshmen (first year) Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 6 - All Undergraduates 45.6 54.4 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 8 1 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall APR-AUG same Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) NOV-JAN NOV-JUN same same 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 231.995.1054 cgarvin@nmc.edu Welcome Center 231.995.1135 estevens@nmc.edu Admissions 231.995.1054 cgarvin@nmc.edu Tutoring and Support Services 231.995.1139 tnash@nmc.edu Tutoring and Support Services 231.995.1929 lbaumeler@nmc.edu Flexible Learning Options 231.995.1965 joliver@nmc.edu Center for Learning 231.995.3021 nfrusti@nmc.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Northwestern Michigan College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2302 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) COMPASS ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall May Application Winter Matriculation November Housing May 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 CLEP Department Comp 3 or 4 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 $3,159.76 $5,886.80 In-State (4-year school) 6 months as non-student $1,400.00 $1,400.00 $8,066.00 $8,066.00 $2,600.00 $3,600.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 In-District (2-year school) 6 months as non-student $16,225.76 $19,952.80 Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $101.10 $182.40 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Records and Registration 231.995.1049 ksedlacek@nmc.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 ### Complete the institutuion's own form November March November March Comments

Northwestern Michigan College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CAD/CAM TRAINEE-MECHANICAL CERTIFICATE (028) 15.1302 No 18 CIT-INFRASTRUCTURE SPECIALIST I CERTIFICATE (033) 11.0901 No 17 CIT-OFFICE APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE (035) 11.0601 No 16 CIT-WEB DEVELOPER I CERTIFICATE (039) 11.0801 No 16 CIT-WEB DEVELOPER II CERTIFICATE (040) 11.0801 No 33 CLERICAL SUPPORT CERTIFICATE (020) 52.0408 No 17 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY: CARPENTRY CERT (061) 46.0201 No 18 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY: ELECTRICAL CERT (062) 46.0302 No 24 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY: PLUMBING CERT. (067) 46.0503 No 18 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY:HVACR CERT (064) 47.0201 No 18 ENTREPRENEUR I CERTIFICATE (051) 52.0703 No 19 GENERAL STUDIES -CERTIFICATE (074) 24.0102 No 18 INSURANCE I CERTIFICATE (055) 52.1701 No 17 PRE-NURSING 51.1105 No LEVEL - 2 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE(003) 52.0402 No 39 AUTO: ELECTRICAL AND DRIVABILITY CERTIFICATE (031) 47.0604 No 32 AUTO: HYBRID TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST-CERT (034) 47.0604 No 32 AUTO: UNDER CAR SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE (032) 47.0604 No 32 CAD/CAM DRAFTER-MECHANICAL CERTIFICATE (027) 15.1302 No 34 CHILD DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (002) 19.0706 No 35 CIT-INFRASTRUCTURE SPECIALIST II CERTIFICATE (030) 11.0901 No 33 CIT-INFRASTRUCTURE SPECIALIST III CERTIFICATE (024) 11.0901 No 51 CIT-SUPPORT SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE (006) 11.1006 No 47 CIT-WEB DEVELOPER III CERTIFICATE (041) 11.0801 No 48 CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY: FACILITIES MAINTENANCE CER 46.0401 No 32 CULINARY ARTS CERTIFICATE (029) 12.0503 No 53 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE (023) 15.0503 No 48 DENTAL ASSISTANT - CERTIFICATE (070) 51.0601 No 42 ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE (079) 15.0000 No 52 ENTREPRENEUR II CERTIFICATE (052) 52.0703 No 34 INSURANCE II CERTIFICATE (056) 52.1701 No 33 INSURANCE III CERTIFICATE (057) 52.1701 No 49 MACHINE TOOL CERTIFICATE (008) 48.0503 No 38 MASTER AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE (001) 47.0604 No 56 PRACTICAL NURSING (010) 51.3901 No 33 RENEWABLE ENERGY-ELECTRICAL CERTIFICATE (065) 15.0503 No 34 RENEWABLE ENERGY-HVAC CERTIFICATE (066) 15.0501 No 34 SCIENCE & ARTS - CERTIFICATE (T)(071) 24.0101 No 32 WELDING TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE (016) 48.0508 No 33 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING (103, 733) 52.0302 No 64 ADVANCED MANUFACTURING (555) 15.1302 No 66 ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING (302) 51.3801 No 72 ASSOCIATE IN GENERAL STUDIES(AGS) (740) 24.0102 No 64 AVIATION (562) 49.0102 No 64 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (T) (702) 26.0101 No 64 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (122) 52.0201 No 64 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-ENTREPRENEUR (151) 52.0201 No 64 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-GENERAL (105, 734) 52.0201 No 64 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-INSURANCE (157) 52.0201 No 64 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-MANAGEMENT (115) 52.0201 No 64 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-MARKETING (107) 52.0201 No 64 CHILD DEVELOPMENT, CARE, AND GUIDANCE(T) (722) 19.0706 No 64 COMMUNICATIONS SPEECH (T) (704) 09.0101 No 64 COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-DEVELOPER (108) 11.0201 No 68 COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-GENERAL (106) 52.1201 No 67 COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-INFRASTRUCTURE (12 11.0901 No 69 CREATIVE MANAGEMENT IN ART DIRECTION (251) 50.1002 No 64 CRIMINAL JUSTICE (T) (706) 43.0107 No 64 CULINARY ARTS (109) 12.0503 No 73 DENTAL ASSISTANT (300) 51.0601 No 64 EDUCATION (T)(708) 13.0101 No 64 ENGINEERING (T)(709) 14.0101 No 64 ENGLISH(T) (710) 23.0401 No 64 Rev. Fall 2011 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT FINE ARTS, GENERAL (T)(711) 50.0701 No 64 FRESHWATER STUDIES (491, 492, 493) 03.0205 No 64 FRUIT PRODUCTION (581) 01.0304 No 64 GEN LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCE (T) (712) 24.0101 No 64 HEALTH PROFESSIONS, PRE MED,DENT,VET (T) (713) 51.1102 No 64 LANDSCAPING/NURSERY (582) 01.0605 No 64 LAW ENFORCEMENT (352) 43.0103 No 67 LEGAL ASSISTANT (353) 22.0302 No 65 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY (584) 15.0613 No 64 MATHEMATICS (T) (715) 27.0101 No 64 MUSIC, GENERAL (T) (716) 50.0901 No 64 PERFORMING ARTS & THEATRE (T) (707) 50.0501 No 64 PHYSICAL SCIENCES (T) (717) 40.0101 No 64 POWER PLANT FACILITIES OPERATOR (554) 15.9999 No 70 PRE-LAW (T) (718) 22.0001 No 64 RENEWABLE ENERGY-ELECTRICAL (655) 15.0503 No 64 RENEWABLE ENERGY-HVAC (656) 15.0501 No 64 SOCIAL SCIENCES (T)(720, 723, 724, 725) 45.0101 No 64 TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATION (573) 52.9999 No 64 TURF GRASS MANAGEMENT (583) 01.0607 No 64 VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS (351) 50.0402 No 64 VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS(T)(728) 50.0402 No 64 VITICULTURE (580) 01.0304 No 64 LEVEL - 4 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY (560) 47.0604 No 74 MARITIME-DECK OFFICER (550) 49.0309 No 145 MARITIME-ENGINE OFFICER (551) 49.0309 No 149 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Oakland Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Oakland Community College 002303 www.oaklandcc.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2480 Opdyke Road Bloomfield Hills MI 48304-2266 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Carla Mathews Wilma Porter Laurie Huber Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 248.341.2197 248.341.2182 248.232.4513 Email Address Email Address Email Address crmathew@oaklandcc.edu wbporter@oaklandcc.edu lghuber@oaklandcc.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 2.4% - Freshmen (first year) 2856 3425 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0% - All Undergraduates 8828 12871 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 55.7% 5.9% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall 7/13/11 7/13/11 Semester Quarter Winter 11/9/11 11/9/11 #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) 3/7/12 5/14/12 3/7/12 5/14/12 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 Enrollment Services-RO/SF Enrollment Services-AH Enrollment Services-OR/HL Enrollment Services-RO/SF Enrollment Services-AH Enrollment Services-OR/HL Office Telephone Number Email Address 248.246.2494 248.232.4405 248.522.3505 248.246.2433 248-232-4408 248.522.3491 jlbrown@oaklandcc.edu KMMCMULL@oaklandcc.edu kavanbur@oakland.edu cmfelcyn@oaklandcc.edu sdspears@oaklandcc.edu rtspann@oaklandcc.edu Enrollment Services 248.522.3505 kavanbur@oaklandcc.edu Accessibility Compliance Center & Educational Support Services 248.233.2782 wxpernel@oaklandcc.edu (ACCESS) Accessibility Compliance Center & Educational Support Services 248.233.2782 wxpernel@oaklandcc.edu (ACCESS) Information Technologies 248.232.4826 ksleblan@oaklandcc.edu Enrollment Services 248.341.2192 smlinden@oaklandcc.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Oakland Community College 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 Rolling Rolling Application Winter Rolling Rolling Matriculation Rolling Rolling Housing 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 3 CLEP various 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/ In District Out of State/ Out of District $2,071.00 $3,457.00 $1,050.00 $1,050.00 $4,500.00 $4,500.00 $1,380.00 $2,485.00 $725.00 $725.00 $9,726.00 $12,217.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Oakland County Resident Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $66.70 $112.90 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Enrollment Services 248.341.2192 smlinden@oaklandcc.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 April 15, 2011 April 15, 2011 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter April 15, 2011 April 15, 2011 ### Complete the institutuion's own form March 1, 2012 March 1, 2012 March 1, 2012 March 1, 2012 Comments The credit hour rates above include tuition only per credit hour (out of state - $158.40 per credit hour). Cost for fees include: Registration Fee - $25 per term, and Technology Fee - $10 per term. Course Fees vary by course.

Oakland Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS (BIS.CT) 52.0407 No 27 CAD ARCHITECTURAL APPLICATIONS (CAD.ARC.CA) 15.1303 No 14 CAD-LEVEL I (FUNDAMENTALS) (CAD.LV1.CA) 15.1306 No 16 CAD-LEVEL II (INTERMEDIATE) (CAD.LV2.CA) 15.1306 No 31 CAR-DETAILER/PAINTER ASSISTANT (CAR.PRT.CA) 47.0603 No 12 CERTIFIED DAYCARE ASST (CDA.CT) 19.0709 No 15 CIS-DATABASE ADMINISTRATION (CIS.DBA.CA) 11.0802 No 19 CIS-NETWORK ADMINISTRATION (CIS.NWA.CA) 11.1002 No 20 CIS-OBJECT-ORIENTED SOFTWARE ENGINEERING (CIS.OSE.CA) 11.0201 No 20 CIS-SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION (CIS.SYS.CA) 11.1001 No 19 CIS-WEB SOFTWARE ENGINEERING (CIS.WSE.CA) 11.1004 No 20 COACHING (PER.PCC.CA) 13.1314 No 17 COMPUTER SUPPORT ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY A+ PREP (C 11.1099 No 16 DRAFTING CERTIFICATE (DRA.CT) 15.1301 No 25 EMS-BASIC EMS (EMS.CA) 51.0904 No 12 HOMELAND SECURITY LEVEL 1 (HLS.LV1.CA) 43.0302 No 15 LANDSCAPE DESIGN (LAD.CA) 01.0605 No 21 LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE (LSH.CA) 01.0605 No 21 MDA-MEDICAL INSURANCE CODING/BILLING (MDA.MIC.CA) 51.0713 No 13 MDA-MEDICAL OFFICE ADMIN PROCEDURES (MDA.MOA.CA) 51.0710 No 13 MDA-MEDICAL OFFICE CLINICAL PROCEDURE (MDA.MOC.CA) 51.0711 No 20 MDA-OPHTHALMIC ASSISTING (MDA.OPA.CA) 51.1802 No 16 MDA-PHLEBOTOMY (MDA.PHT.CA) 51.1009 No 10 MGT-BUSINESS ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MGT.ENO.CA) 52.0701 No 16 MGT-CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER (MGT.CCM.CA) 52.2001 No 12 MGT-CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS OWNER (MGT.CBO.CA) 52.0703 No 19 MGT-CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT ADMIN (MGT.CCA.CA) 52.2001 No 18 MGT-CONSTRUCTION MARKETING (MGT.CM.CA) 52.2001 No 19 MGT-CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT (MGT.CPM.CA) 52.2001 No 19 NANOTECHNOLOGY LEVEL I (NNO.LV1.CA) 15.1601 No 13 RENEWABLE ENERGIES AND SUSTAINABLE LIVING (AET.RES.CA 14.9999 No 12 ROBOTICS-PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLERS (ROB.PCT.CA) 15.0405 No 12 LEVEL - 2 ACCOUNTING (ACC.CT) 52.0302 No 34 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY (AST.CA) 52.0408 No 28 AUTOMOBILE SERVICING (AUS.CT) 47.0604 No 38 CAD-COMPUTER AIDED ENGINEERING TECH (CAD.CAE.CT) 15.1306 No 51 CAD-MACHINE TOOL OPTION (CAD.MTO.CT) 15.1306 No 46 CAD-VEHICLE DESIGN OPTION (CAD.VDO.CT) 15.1306 No 49 CAR-NON-STRUCTURAL REPAIR TECHNOLOGY (CAR.NRT.CT) 47.0603 No 28 CAR-PAINT & REFINISH TECHNOLOGY (CAR.PRT.CT) 47.0603 No 28 CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY (CER.CT) 50.0711 No 33 CIS-CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORKING PROFESSIONAL (CIS.CNP. 11.0901 No 28 CIS-CISCO INTERNETWORKING (CIS.CIN.CA) 11.1099 No 16 CIS-COMPUTER PROGRAMMER CERTIFICATE (CIS.CPC.CT) 11.0201 No 40 CIS-COMPUTER SUPPORT (CIS.CSU.CT) 11.9999 No 43 CIS-COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST (CIS.CTS.CT) 15.1202 No 40 CIS-COMPUTER USER OPTION (CIS.CUC.CT) 11.0301 No 40 CIS-CYBER SECURITY (CIS.CYS.CT) 11.1003 No 39 CIS-IT FOR HOMELAND SECURITY (CIS.THS.CT) 11.1003 No 39 CIS-MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATION (CIS.MMC.CT) 09.0702 No 39 CIS-NETWORK SPECIALIST (CIS.NWS.CT) 11.0901 No 37 CIS-SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE (CIS.SWE.CT) 11.0201 No 44 CIS-SYSTEMS ANALYSIS (CIS.SYA.CT) 11.0501 No 44 CIS-WEB DEVELOPER CERTIFICATE (CIS.WDC.CT) 11.1004 No 39 CIS-WEB MASTER CERTIFICATE (CIS.WMC.CT) 11.1004 No 53 COMPUTER HARDWARE ENGINEERING TECH (CHT.CT) 15.1203 No 31 COMPUTER SUPPORT ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICA 11.1099 No 41 CONTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY-CARPENTER/FRAMERS (CNT.CT) 46.0201 No 36 COURT AND CAPTION REPORTING (CCT.CT) 22.0303 No 36 CRJ-CORRECTIONS (CRJ.CRO.CT) 43.0102 No 30 CRJ-GENERALIST (CRJ.GEN.CT) 43.0103 No 33 CRJ-LAW ENFORCEMENT (CRJ.LAW.CT) 43.0107 No 52 CRJ-POLICE EVIDENCE TECHNOLOGY (CRJ.PET.CT) 43.0111 No 31 CTT-CONCRETE FUNDAMENTALS (CTT.CF.CA) 46.0101 No 21 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT CTT-FINISH CARPENTRY (CTT.FC.CA) 46.0201 No 25 CTT-ROUGH CARPENTRY (CTT.RC.CA) 46.0201 No 21 CUL-BAKING AND PASTRY ARTS (CUL.BPA.CT) 12.0501 No 32 ELECTRICAL TRADES TECHNOLOGY (ETT.CT) 15.0303 No 30 ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY (ELE.CT) 15.0303 No 39 EMS-INTERMEDIATE EMS (EMS.INT.CT) 51.0904 No 32 EMS-PARAMEDIC (EMS.PAR.CT) 51.0904 No 54 ENGINEERING PHYSICAL TEST (EGR.EPT.CT) 15.0612 No 39 ENV BUILDING AIR & WATER BALANCE (ENV.AWB.CT) 47.0201 No 39 ENV-AIR CONDITIONING (ENV.HVC.CT) 15.0501 No 31 ENV-HEATING (ENV.HVH.CT) 15.0501 No 29 ENV-REFRIGERATION (ENV.HVR.CT) 15.0501 No 29 ETT-ELECTROMECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY (ETT.ELM.CT) 15.0303 No 32 ETT-INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL (ETT.ELI.CT) 15.0303 No 31 EXERCISE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (EXS.CT) 31.0505 No 42 EXS-BUSINESS OPTION (EXS.BUS.CT) 31.0505 No 42 FIRE FIGHTER TECHNOLOGY (FFT.CT) 43.0203 No 30 FUND OF ELECTRICAL TRADES (ETT.ELF.CT) 15.0303 No 31 GENERAL ACCOUNTING (ACC.GA.CT) 52.0302 No 28 GERONTOLOGY (GRN.CT) 19.0702 No 30 HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION (HCA.CT) 51.0701 No 38 HOSPITAL PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY (HPT.CT) 51.0805 No 38 IND: TECHNICAL/SPECIAL (IND.TES.CT) 15.9999 No 30 IND-A/C & REFRIGERATION (IND.ACR.CT) 15.0612 No 38 IND-AUTO TRUCK & TRAILER REPAIR (IND.ATR.CT) 15.0613 No 35 IND-DIE MAKER (IND.DIM.CT) 15.0613 No 42 IND-DRAFTSMAN DESIGNER (IND.DRD.CT) 15.1301 No 43 IND-EXPERIMENTAL AUTO (IND.EXA.CT) 15.0612 No 39 IND-INDUSTRIAL CARPENTER (IND.INC.CT) 46.0201 No 37 IND-INDUSTRIAL PLANT ELECTRICIAN (IND.IPE.CT) 46.0302 No 39 IND-MACHINE REPAIR (IND.MAR.CT) 15.0613 No 40 IND-MACHINIST (IND.MAC.CT) 15.0613 No 40 IND-MILLWRIGHT (IND.MIL.CT) 15.0613 No 41 IND-MODEL MAKER-METAL (IND.MMM.CT) 15.0613 No 38 IND-MODEL MAKER-WOOD (IND.MMW.CT) 15.0613 No 44 IND-MOLD MAKER (IND.MOM.CT) 15.0613 No 48 IND-PATTERN MAKER-METAL (IND.PMM.CT) 15.0613 No 38 IND-PATTERN MAKER-WOOD (IND.PMW.CT) 15.0613 No 38 IND-PIPE FITTER (IND.PIF.CT) 46.0502 No 39 IND-STATIONARY ENGINEER (IND.STE.CT) 15.0613 No 42 IND-TINSMITH (IND.TIN.CT) 15.0613 No 42 IND-TOOL AND DIE (IND.TDI.CT) 15.0613 No 48 IND-TOOL MACHINIST-ALL AROUND (IND.TOM.CT) 15.0613 No 40 IND-TOOL MAKER (IND.TMA.CT) 15.0613 No 42 IND-TOOL MAKER JIG AND FIXTURE (IND.TJF.CT) 15.0613 No 40 IND-TOOL MAKER MACHINE BUILDER (IND.TMB.CT) 48.0507 No 40 IND-WELDER (IND.WEL.CT) 15.0613 No 37 LANDSCAPE DESIGN CERTIFICATE (LAD.CT) 01.0605 No 42 LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE (LSH.CT) 01.0605 No 42 LIBRARY TECHNICIAN (LBT.CT) 25.0301 No 39 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY (MTT.CT) 48.0501 No 30 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY (MFG.CT) 15.0613 No 31 MASSAGE THERAPY (MST.CT) 51.3501 No 43 MECHATRONICS SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY (ECT.MST.CT) 14.4201 No 34 MEDICAL ASSISTING (MDA.CT) 51.0801 No 43 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION (MET.CT) 51.0708 No 38 MGT-CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (MGT.CCM.CT) 52.2001 No 36 MGT-CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (MGT.CMN.CT) 52.2001 No 36 MTT-NUMERICAL CONTROL (MTT.CNC.CT) 48.0599 No 28 MUSIC CERTIFICATE (MUS.CT) 50.0901 No 35 NANOTECHNOLOGY IN MATERIALS SCIENCE (NNO.CT) 15.1601 No 42 NUR-PRACTIAL NURSE MCL (NUR.MCL.CT) 51.3901 No 47 NUR-PRACTICAL NURSE EDUCATION (NUR.PNE.CT) 51.3901 No 47 OFFICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS (OIS.CT) 52.1201 No 27 PARALEGAL POST BACHELOR CERTIFICATE (PLG.CT) 22.0302 No 32 PAYROLL AND TAX ACCOUNTING (ACC.PT.CA) 52.0302 No 23 PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGY (PHT.CT) 50.0605 No 28 Rev. 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Oakland Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS RENEWABLE ENERGIES AND SUSTAINABLE LIVING (AET.RES.CT 14.9999 No 28 ROBOTICS-AUTOMATED SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY (ROB.AUT.CT) 15.0405 No 52 SURGICAL FIRST ASSISTANT (SFA.CA) 51.0909 No 21 WELDING TECHNOLOGY (WEL.CT) 48.0508 No 28 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING (ACC.AAS) 52.0302 No 62 ADMIN SUPPORT TECH-GENERAL BUSINESS (AST.GBU.AAS) 52.0407 No 62 ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE (ASC.ASC) 24.0199 No 62 AST-AUTOMATION CONCENTRATION (MSM.MMA.AAS) 15.0613 No 71 AST-ELECTRICAL CONCENTRATION (MSM.MME.AAS) 15.0403 No 69 AST-INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISION (MSM.MMS.AAS) 15.0613 No 68 AST-INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS CONCENTRATION (MSM.MMT.AAS) 15.0613 No 66 AST-MACHINE REPAIR CONCENTRATION (MSM.MMP.AAS) 15.0613 No 69 AST-ROBOTICS (MSM.MMR.AAS) 15.0405 No 72 AUDIOVISUAL TECHNOLOGY PHOTOGRAPHY (PHO.AAS) 10.0201 No 62 AUTOMOBILE SERVICING (AUS.AAS) 47.0604 No 72 AVIATION MANAGEMENT (AVM.AAS) 49.0104 No 62 AVM-AVIATION FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY (AVM.FLT.AAS) 49.0102 No 73 BROADCAST ARTS TECHNOLOGY (RESTRICTED)(BAT.ALA) 10.0202 No 62 BUS ADMIN-ACCOUNTING (ACC.ABA) 52.0305 No 62 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BUS.ABA) 52.0201 No 62 BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS (BIS.AAS) 52.0407 No 65 CAD COMPUTER AIDED ENGINEERING TECH (CAD.CAE.AAS) 15.1306 No 67 CAD-MACHINE TOOL OPTION (CAD.MTO.AAS) 15.1306 No 77 CAD-VEHICLE DESIGN OPTION (CAD.VDO.AAS) 15.1306 No 68 CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY (CER.AAS) 50.0711 No 72 CINEMATIC ARTS (CIN.ALA) 50.0601 No 63 CIS-COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CIS.AAS) 11.0201 No 62 CIS-COMPUTER PROGRAMMER/ANALYST (CIS.CPA.AAS) 11.0201 No 71 CIS-COMPUTER SUPPORT OPTION (CIS.CSU.AAS) 11.9999 No 69 CIS-COMPUTER TECH CO-OP (RESTRICTED)(CIS.CTC.AAS) 15.1202 No 74 CIS-COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST (CIS.CTS.AAS) 15.1202 No 62 CIS-IT FOR HOMELAND SECURITY (CIS.THS.AAS) 11.1003 No 71 CIS-SOFTWARE ENGINEERING OPTION (CIS.SWE.AAS) 11.0201 No 71 CIS-SYSTEMS ANALYSIS OPTION (CIS.SYA.AAS) 11.0501 No 71 COMPOSITION/MUSIC THEORY OPTION (MUS.CMT.ALA) 50.0904 No 62 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND DRAFTING (CAD.AAS) 15.1306 No 62 COMPUTER HARDWARE ENGINEERING TECH (CHT.AAS) 15.1203 No 62 COMPUTER SUPPORT ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (CSE.AAS) 11.1099 No 66 CONTROL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY (CTL.AAS) 15.0613 No 72 CONTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY-CARPENTER/FRAMER (CNT.AAS) 46.0201 No 65 COSMETOLOGY MANAGEMENT OPTION (COS.MGT.AAS) 12.0412 No 62 COSMETOLOGY STYLIST OPTION (COS.STY.AAS) 12.0401 No 62 COURT AND CAPTION REPORTING (CCT.AAS) 22.0303 No 62 CRJ-CORRECTIONS (CRJ.CRO.AAS) 43.0102 No 62 CRJ-CORRECTIONS OFFICER (CRJ.COR.AAS) 43.0102 No 79 CRJ-GENERALIST (CRJ.GEN.AAS) 43.0103 No 62 CRJ-LAW ENFORCEMENT (CRJ.LAW.AAS) 43.0107 No 62 CRJ-POLICE EVIDENCE TECHNOLOGY (CRJ.PET.AAS) 43.0111 No 62 CRJ-SECURITY TRANSFER (CRJ.SEC.AAS) 43.0103 No 62 CUL-FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT (CUL.FSM.AAS) 52.0905 No 66 CUL-HOTEL/MOTEL MANAGEMENT (CUL.HMM.AAS) 52.0904 No 68 CUL-RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT (CUL.RMP.AAS) 52.0905 No 71 DATA PROCESSING BUSINESS PROGRAMMING (DAT.AAS) 11.0301 No 63 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT (ECD.AAS) 19.0708 No 62 ELECTRICAL TRADES TECHNOLOGY (ETT.AAS) 15.0303 No 62 ELECTRONEURODIAGNOSTIC TECHNOLOGY (END.AAS) 51.0903 No 71 ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY (ELE.AAS) 15.0303 No 65 EMERGENCY SERVICES TECHNOLOGY (EST.AAS) 51.0904 No 68 ENGINEERING (EGR.ASC) 14.0101 No 67 ENV-FACILITIES MANAGEMENT (ENV.FAC.AAS) 15.0501 No 62 ENV-SPECIAL INTEREST (ENV.SPI.AAS) 15.0501 No 62 ETT-ELECTROMECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY (ETT.ELM.AAS) 15.0303 No 62 ETT-INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL (ETT.ELI.AAS) 15.0303 No 62 EXERCISE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (EXS.AAS) 31.0505 No 67 FIRE FIGHTER TECHNOLOGY (FFT.AAS) 43.0203 No 62 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT GENERAL STUDIES (GEN.AGS) 24.0102 No 62 GERONTOLOGY (GRN.AAS) 19.0702 No 62 GLOBAL STUDIES (GLS.ALA) 30.2001 No 62 GRA ADVERTISING DESIGN (GRA.ADV.AAS) 50.0402 No 67 GRA-ILLUSTRATION (GRA.ILL.AAS) 50.0410 No 67 GRAPHIC DESIGN (GRD.AAS) 50.0409 No 62 HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION (HCA.AAS) 51.0701 No 66 HISTOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY (HST.AAS) 51.1008 No 63 HOSPITAL PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY (HPT.AAS) 51.0805 No 67 IND-A/C & REFRIGERATION (IND.ACR.AAS) 15.0612 No 62 IND-AUTO TRUCK & TRAILER REPAIR (IND.ATR.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-DIE DESIGN (IND.DID.AAS) 48.0507 No 62 IND-DIE MAKER (IND.DIM.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-DRAFTSMAN DESIGNER (IND.DRD.AAS) 15.1301 No 62 IND-EXPERIMENTAL AUTO (IND.EXA.AAS) 15.0612 No 62 IND-INDUSTRIAL CARPENTER (IND.INC.AAS) 46.0201 No 62 IND-INDUSTRIAL PLANT ELECTRICIAN (IND.IPE.AAS) 46.0302 No 62 IND-MACHINE REPAIR (IND.MAR.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-MACHINIST (IND.MAC.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-MILLWRIGHT (IND.MIL.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-MODEL MAKER-METAL (IND.MMM.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-MODEL MAKER-WOOD (IND.MMW.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-MOLD MAKER (IND.MOM.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-PATTERN MAKER-METAL (IND.PMM.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-PATTERN MAKER-WOOD (IND.PMW.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-PIPE FITTER (IND.PIF.AAS) 46.0502 No 62 IND-SPECIALTY UNKNOWN (IND.UNK.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-STATIONARY ENGINEER (IND.STE.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-TINSMITH (IND.TIN.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-TOOL AND DIE (IND.TDI.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-TOOL DESIGNER (IND.TDE.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-TOOL MACHINIST-ALL AROUND (IND.TOM.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-TOOL MAKER (IND.TMA.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-TOOL MAKER JIG AND FIXTURE (IND.TJF.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 INDUSTRIAL TECH/SKILLED TRADES (IND.AAS) 15.0612 No 62 IND-VEHICLE BUILDER (IND.VEB.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 IND-WELDER (IND.WEL.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 INTERIOR DESIGN (INT.AAS) 50.0408 No 62 INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE (ICM.INT.ALA) 52.1101 No 62 LANDSCAPE DESIGN (LAD.AAS) 01.0605 No 71 LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE (LSH.AAS) 01.0605 No 62 LANDSCAPE TECHNOLOGY (LST.AAS) 01.0605 No 62 LIBERAL ARTS (ALA.ALA) 24.0101 No 62 LIBERAL ARTS-EDUCATION (EDU.ALA) 24.0101 No 62 LIBERAL ARTS-FINE ARTS (VISUAL)(FAV.ALA) 50.0701 No 62 LIBRARY TECHNICIAN (LBT.AAS) 25.0301 No 62 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY (MTT.AAS) 48.0501 No 66 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY (MFG.AAS) 15.0613 No 62 MASSAGE THERAPY (MST.AAS) 51.3501 No 62 MEDICAL ASSISTING (MDA.AAS) 51.0801 No 68 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION (MET.AAS) 51.0708 No 62 MENTAL HEALTH/SOCIAL WORK (MHS.AAS) 51.1504 No 62 MGT CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (MGT.CON.AAS) 52.2001 No 62 MGT-ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE MANAGEMENT (MGT.AOM.AAS) 52.0204 No 62 MGT-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT OPTION (MGT.BUS.AAS) 52.0201 No 62 MGT-CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (MGT.CMN.AAS) 52.2001 No 64 MGT-CONSTRUCTION MGTPROFESSIONAL (MGT.CMP.AAS) 52.2001 No 68 MGT-ENTREPRENEURSHIP OPTION (MGT.ENO.AAS) 52.0701 No 62 MGT-RETAIL FASHION AND BUYING (MGT.RFB.AAS) 52.1902 No 66 MGT-RETAIL MANAGEMENT (MGT.RET.AAS) 52.0212 No 62 MGT-SMALL BUSINESS OPTION (MGT.SBO.AAS) 52.0701 No 62 MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY (MBT.AAS) 26.1201 No 62 MTT-NUMERICAL CONTROL (MTT.CNC.AAS) 48.0599 No 66 MUSIC PERFORMANCE/INSTRUMENTAL (MUS.PIN.ALA) 50.0903 No 62 MUSIC PERFORMANCE/VOCAL OPTION (MUS.PVO.ALA) 50.0908 No 62 NANOTECHNOLOGY IN MATERIALS SCIENCE (NNO.AAS) 15.1601 No 62 NUR-TRANSITIONAL LPN TO ADN TRACK (NUR.TPN.AAS) 51.3801 No 68 Rev. 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Oakland Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT RECIPROCAL/MCC (OT 51.0803 No 19 OFFICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS (OIS.AAS) 52.1201 No 64 PARALEGAL (PLG.AAS) 22.0302 No 62 PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGY (PHT.AAS) 50.0605 No 62 PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANT RECIPROCAL/MCC (PTA.MCC.R 51.0806 No 19 PRE-ENGINEERING (EGR.PRE.ASC) 14.0101 No 62 PRE-HISTOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY (PHS.AGS) 51.1007 No 65 PRE-INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE (ICM.PRE.ALA) 52.1101 No 62 ROBOTICS-AUTOMATED SYSTEMS TECH (ROB.AUT.AAS) 15.0405 No 71 SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER PROGRAM (SLI.AAS) 16.1603 No 64 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY (SUR.AAS) 51.0909 No 66 TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES (TSC.AAS) 41.9999 No 62 THEATRE (THE.ALA) 50.0599 No 63 VETERINARY TECHNICIAN RECIPROCAL/MCC (VET.MCC.REC) 51.0808 No 22 LEVEL - 4 ARCHITECTURE (ACH.AASX) 15.0101 No 76 CAD-AUTOMOTIVE BODY DESIGN (CAD.BDO.AAS) 15.1306 No 84 CAD-MACHINE TOOL OPTION (CAD.MTO.AASX) 15.1306 No 81 CAD-VEHICLE DESIGN OPTION (CAD.VDO.AASX) 15.1306 No 84 CIM-NUMERICAL CONTROL (CIM.NUC.AAS) 15.0613 No 79 CIM-PLANT FACILITIES (CIM.PLF.AAS) 15.0699 No 81 CIM-ROBOTICS (CIM.ROB.AAS) 15.0613 No 81 CIS-COMPUTER SUPPORT OPTION (CIS.CSU.AASX) 11.9999 No 74 CIS-IT FOR HOMELAND SECURITY (CIS.THS.AASX) 11.1003 No 75 CIS-SOFTWARE ENGINEERING (CIS.SWE.AASX) 11.0201 No 75 CIS-SYSTEMS ANALYSIS OPTION (CIS.SYA.AASX) 11.0501 No 75 COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING (CIM.AAS) 15.0613 No 73 CULINARY ARTS (CUL.AASX) 12.0503 No 80 CUL-RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT (CUL.RMP.AASX) 52.0905 No 73 DENTAL HYGIENE (DHY.AASX) 51.0602 No 93 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY (DMS.AASX) 51.0910 No 81 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (EMS.AASX) 51.0904 No 73 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY (EMT.AASX) 51.0904 No 79 EMS-FIRE FIGHTER/PARAMEDIC TECH (EMS.FFP.AASX) 51.0904 No 79 ENGINEERING PHYSICAL TEST (EGR.EPT.AASX) 15.0612 No 81 ENV-ADVANCED HVACR TECHNICIAN (ENV.HVA.AASX) 15.0501 No 74 ENV-HVACR TECHNICIAN EXTENDED (ENV.HVT.AASX) 15.0501 No 72 EXS-BUSINESS OPTION (EXS.BUS.AASX) 31.0505 No 80 EXS-GERONTOLOGY OPTION (EXS.GRN.AASX) 31.0505 No 79 LANDSCAPE DESIGN (LAD.AASX) 01.0605 No 73 MEDICAL ASSISTING (MDA.AASX) 51.0801 No 74 MGT-CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (MGT.CMN.AASX) 52.2001 No 77 NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGY (NMT.AAS) 51.0905 No 78 NUR-2ND YEAR COMPLETION (NUR.RNE.AASX) 51.3801 No 70 NURSING (NUR.AASX) 51.3801 No 76 NUR-TRANSITIONAL LPN TO ADN TRACK (NUR.TPN.AASX) 51.3801 No 74 POLYSOMNOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGY (PSG.AASX) 51.9999 No 81 RADIATION THERAPY TECHNOLOGY (RTT.AAS) 51.0907 No 80 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY (RAL.AASX) 51.0907 No 89 RESPIRATORY THERAPY (RSP.AASX) 51.0908 No 85 ROBOTICS-AUTOMATED SYSTEMS TECH (ROB.AUT.AASX) 15.0405 No 75 ROBOTICS-ELECTRO-MECHANICAL (ROB.ELE.AAS) 15.0405 No 87 TMD ADVANCED MANUFACTURING (TMD.ADM.AAS) 15.0613 No 72 TMD PLANT FLOOR MGT/SUPERVISION (TMD.MGT.AASX) 15.0613 No 74 TMD-ADVANCED DESIGN/MANUFACTURING (TMD.ADD.AASX) 15.0613 No 75 TMD-TOOL & DIE MAKING DESIGN (TMD.TDM.AASX) 15.0613 No 73 TMD-TOOL AND DIE MAKING PRODUCTION (TMD.TDP.AASX) 15.0613 No 76 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 3 of 3

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Michigan Department of Treasury 3223 (Rev. 6-08) Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College 037723 www.sagchip.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2274 Enterprise Drive Mt. Pleasant MI 48858 Tracy Reed Telephone Number Financial Aid Contact Person Tracy Reed Telephone Number 989.775.4123 989.775.4123 Athletic Office Contact Person 2009-2010 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 0 - Freshmen (first year) 10 11 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0 - All Undergraduates 38 96 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 89% 0 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Semester Accelerated Quarter Other (specify) Registration Dates Fall Winter Freshmen Transfer HOUSING INFORMATION Housing Availability Freshman 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 freshman live off campus? Can freshman have cars on campus? Yes Yes No No Telephone Number Email Address Email Address Email Address reed.tracy@sagchip.edu reed.tracy@sagchip.edu STUDENT SERVICES Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation Disadvantaged Students, Special Admit and/or Support Programs Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions/Registration 989.775.4123 reed.tracy@sagchip.edu Admissions/Registration 989.775.4123 reed.tracy@sagchip.edu Admissions/Registration 989.775.4123 reed.tracy@sagchip.edu Academic Support Services 989.775.4123 denheeten.katy@sagchip.edu Physically Handicapped Student Support Programs Academic Support Services 989.775.4123 denheeten.katy@sagchip.edu Online Courses Advanced Placement and CLEP Academic Support Services 989.775.4123 denheeten.katy@sagchip.edu

Form 3223, Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements ACT Traditional None ACT ACT Writing Component ACT Traditional Code Minimum SAT ACT Writing Component Average Other (specify) SAT Code Other (specify) COMPASS Other (specify) SAT GPA Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Application $25.00 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 Degree Online Courses Advanced placement available based on grades/test results College credit available based on test results Yes Yes No No Test Name Required Score Comments SCTC has an "open door" admissions policy. ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2010-2011 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first-time freshmen) Tuition & Fees Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation Misc and Personal Total In District Out of District $2,550.00 $2,550.00 $1,100.00 $1,100.00 $6,337.00 $6,337.00 $1,382.00 $1,382.00 $1,155.00 $1,155.00 $12,524.00 $12,524.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $85.00 $85.00. Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions/Registration 989.775.4123 reed.tracy@sagchip.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 Winter Complete the PROFILE form Complete the institution's own form Comments

Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College CIPCODE CERT CREDIT CIPCODE CERT CREDIT LEVEL - 2 BUSINESS LIBERAL ARTS NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES 52.0201 62 24.0199 05.0202 Rev. Fall 2009 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Schoolcraft College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 18600 Haggerty Rd. Livonia MI 48152 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Nicole Wilson Regina Mosley Sid Fox Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 734.462.4426 734.462.4433 734.462.4804 Email Address Email Address Email Address nwilson@schoolcraft.edu finaid@schoolcraft.edu sfox@schoolcraft.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Schoolcraft College 002315 www.schoolcraft.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 0.21% - Freshmen (first year) 955 936 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0.0% - All Undergraduates 6091 7488 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 30.40% 1.16% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Usually around mid June Semester Quarter Winter Usually around late October to mid November #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) We have more than one start date per term usually around mid/late 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 ### ### Schoolcraft College is an open admission commuter Related Rules school and does not offer any housing. 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 734.462.4426 admissions@schoolcraft.edu Student Recruitment 734.462.4683 gotosc@schoolcraft.ed Counseling & Advising Services 734.462.4429 cnsdesk@schoolcraft.edu Transition Center 734.462.4443 Career and Transfer Center 734.462.4421 transition@schoolcraft.edu ctc@schoolcraft.edu Distance Learning 734.462.4532 dl@schoolcraft.edu Counseling & Advising Services 734.462.4429 cnsdesk@schoolcraft.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Schoolcraft College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2070 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) None required ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall No Deadline No Deadline Application Winter No Deadline No Deadline Matriculation No Deadline No Deadline Housing No Deadline No Deadline Other Early admissions available ### Yes ### No Undergraduate Programs Offered Deferred payment arrangements available ### Yes ### No ### Short Course ### 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 Short course only not terminal 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/ In District Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $84.00 Out of State/ Out of District $3,984.00 $5,544.00 $2,000.00 $2,000.00 $8,304.00 $8,304.00 $2,496.00 $2,496.00 $1,776.00 $1,776.00 $18,560.00 $20,120.00 $123.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Student address must be within school districts serviced by Schoolcraft. Contact Admissions & Enrollment Center for more information. Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Registrar's Office 734.462.4677 registration@schoolcraft.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 May 1, 2011 May 1, 2011 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter September, 1 2011 September 1, 2011 ### Complete the institutuion's own form January 1, 2012 March 1, 2012 January 1, 2012 March 1, 2012 Comments

Schoolcraft College LEVEL - 2 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ACCOUNTING FOR SMALL BUSINESS SKILLS-365 52.0302 No 17 ACCOUNTING-1 52.0302 No 33 ADVANCED MANUFACTURING CERTIFICATE - 237 15.0613 No 30 ADVANCED MANUFACTURING SKILLS CERTIFICATE - 337 15.0613 No 18 APPRENTICESHIPS TRADES-ALL RI 48.9999 No 38 AVIATION BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SKILLS-302 49.0104 No 18 BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS- POST-178 15.0401 No 15 BUSINESS - BASIC-2 52.0101 No 32 BUSINESS - SMALL BUSINESS FOR ENTREPRENEURS-213 52.0703 No 31 BUSINESS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-242 52.0407 No 33 CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT-31 19.0706 No 33 CHILD CARE CDA-34 19.0706 No 25 CHILD CARE FAMILY SUPPORT-143 19.0708 No 33 CHILD CARE SPECIAL NEEDS PARAPROFESSIONAL-32 19.0706 No 30 CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE SKILLS (CDA)-315 19.0706 No 19 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING - ELECTROMECHANICAL -118 15.1301 No 31 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING - TECHNICAL-119 15.1301 No 28 COMPUTER ASSISTED MANUFACTURING - POST-151 15.0613 No 17 COMPUTER GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION SKILLS-364 11.0803 No 18 COMPUTER GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION-164 11.0803 No 17 COMPUTER GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY POST-181 11.0803 No 16 COMPUTER GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY-136 11.0803 No 28 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - INTRODUCTORY-4 11.0201 No 27 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - NETWORKING TECHNOL 11.0901 No 31 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - PROGRAMMING SKILLS-3 11.0201 No 16 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - WEB SPECIALIST-241 11.0801 No 30 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS-POST-155 11.0201 No 15 COMPUTER SERVICE TECHNICIAN-159 47.0104 No 30 COSMETOLOGY MANAGEMENT-10 12.0412 No 37 CULINARY ARTS - PROGRAM ADVANCED/BRIGADE ADV-288 12.0503 No 39 CULINARY ARTS-79 12.0503 No 35 CULINARY BAKING AND PASTRY ARTS-247 12.0501 No 35 CULINARY MANAGEMENT-POST-157 12.0504 No 15 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY -125 47.0101 No 29 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY SKILLS - 320 15.0303 No 16 EMERGENCY MEDICAL PARAMEDIC TECHNOLOGY-24 51.0904 No 46 ENERGY SPECIALIST-156 15.0503 No 54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE TECHNICIAN-276 15.0507 No 29 FIRE FIGHTER TECHNOLOGY-149 43.0203 No 36 HEALTH CODING SPECIALIST-240 51.0707 No 35 LASER TECHNOLOGY - POST-152 15.0304 No 16 LASER TECHNOLOGY-59 15.0304 No 34 MASSAGE THERAPY-255 51.3501 No 35 MEDIAL ASSISTING - PHYSICIAN OFFICE MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTI 51.0708 No 17 MEDICAL ASSISTING - MEDICAL BILLER/RECEPTIONIST SKILLS-3 51.0714 No 16 MEDICAL ASSISTING - PHLEBOTOMY SKILLS-325 51.1009 No 16 MEDICAL ASSISTING-26 51.0710 No 35 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION-29 51.0708 No 36 METALLURGY - APPLIED PHYSICAL-124 15.0611 No 30 METALLURGY - MATERIALS SCIENCE - POST-179 15.0611 No 15 MUSIC - PIANO TEACHER-115 13.0101 No 42 MUSIC FOUNDATIONS-162 24.0102 No 29 MUSIC RECORDING TECHNOLOGY-144 10.0203 No 32 MUSIC-INTERMEDIATE-163 24.0102 No 30 NURSING - LICENSED PRACTICAL LPN GENERAL STUDIES AP-12 51.3901 No 27 NURSING - LICENSED PRACTICAL LPN-17 51.3901 No 47 NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING PROGRAM SKILLS-321 51.3902 No 16 OFFICE SPECIALIST SKILLS-370 52.0401 No 17 OFFICE SPECIALIST-166 52.0401 No 30 QUALITY MANAGEMENT-138 15.0702 No 30 WELDING TECHNOLOGY - FABRICATION-127 48.0508 No 33 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING-5 52.0302 No 62 AVIATION BUSINESS MANAGEMENT-261 49.0104 No 60 BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIST-128 15.0401 No 66 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT BROADCAST COMMUNICATIONS-41 10.0202 No 60 BUSINESS - GENERAL-8 52.0101 No 63 BUSINESS - MARKETING AND APPLIED MANAGEMENT-9 52.1401 No 62 BUSINESS - SMALL BUSINESS FOR ENTREPRENEURS-11 52.0703 No 63 BUSINESS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-277 52.0407 No 63 BUSINESS TRANSFER-500 52.0201 No 60 CHILD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT-20 19.0706 No 61 CHILD CARE FAMILY SUPPORT-243 19.0708 No 61 CHILD CARE SPECIAL NEEDS PARAPROFESSIONAL-21 19.0706 No 61 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN - MECHANICAL -170 15.1301 No 65 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN - TOOL DESIGN-140 15.1301 No 66 COMPUTER ASSISTED MANUFACTURING-150 15.0613 No 60 COMPUTER GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY-28 11.0803 No 60 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - MICROCOMPUTER SUPP 11.0202 No 60 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - WEB SPECIALIST-275 11.0801 No 64 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING-12 11.0201 No 60 COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING-175 15.0613 No 61 CORRECTIONAL SCIENCES-132 43.0102 No 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-86 43.0107 No 62 CULINARY ARTS-87 12.0503 No 73 EDUCATION TRANSFER-700 13.0101 No 60 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY-120 15.0303 No 60 EMERGENCY MEDICAL PARAMEDIC TECHNOLOGY-250 51.0904 No 67 ENGINEERING TRANSFER-39 14.0101 No 60 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES-176 15.0507 No 60 FIRE TECHNOLOGY-177 43.0203 No 66 HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-153 51.0707 No 68 HEALTH TRANSFER-600 51.0000 No 60 HOMELAND SECURITY-252 43.9999 No 62 LIBERAL ARTS TRANSFER-42 24.0102 No 60 MANUFACTURING-ADVANCED MANUFACTURING -135 15.0613 No 61 MASSAGE THERAPY-266 51.3501 No 64 METALLURGY AND MATERIALS SCIENCE -184 15.0611 No 64 MUSIC RECORDING TECHNOLOGY-244 10.0203 No 64 NURSING - REGISTERED/ADN-0 51.3801 No 71 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT-19 51.0803 No 75 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION-133 52.0402 No 62 OFFICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS - OFFICE PUBLICATIONS-13 52.0402 No 62 OFFICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS-13 52.0402 No 60 QUALITY MANAGEMENT-239 15.0702 No 66 WELDING - JOINING TECHNOLOGY-82 48.0508 No 64 Rev. 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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Southwestern Michigan College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 58900 Cherry Grove Road Dowagiac MI 49047 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Southwestern Michigan College Susan Fintze (Director) Telephone Number Telephone Number 800.456.8675 800.456.8675, ext. 1316 Email Address Email Address enrollment@swmich.edu sfintze@swmich.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Southwestern Michigan College 002317 www.swmich.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 8.5% - Freshmen (first year) 817 1049 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 8.0% - All Undergraduates 1297 1965 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 13.3% 1.1% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall 4/2011 to 9/2011 4/2011 to 9/2011 Semester Quarter Winter 11/2011 to 1/2012 11/2011 to 1/2012 #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) 4/2012 to 5/2012 Not Applicable 4/2012 to 5/2012 Not Applicable 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 http://www.swmich.edu/housing/ for further Related Rules information. 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 Enrollment Management 800.456.8675, ext 1413 enrollment@swmich.edu Enrollment Management 800.456.8675, ext 1413 enrollment@swmich.edu Academic Support 800.456.8675, ext 1310 apalsak@swmich.edu Special Populations 269.687.4801, ext 4801 ssullivan@swmich.edu Special Populations 269.687.4801, ext 4801 ssullivan@swmich.edu Office of Continuing Education 800.456.8675, ext 1283 swandel@swmich.edu Testing Center 800.456.8675, ext 1462 testingcenter@swmich.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Southwestern Michigan College 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 Open Open Application Winter Open Open Matriculation Open Open Housing $250.00 July 15 - Priority Date Open Open 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/ In District Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $137.25 Out of State/ Out of District $3,569.00 $4,622.00 $1,400.00 $1,400.00 $7,543.00 $7,543.00 $1,142.00 $1,713.00 $915.00 $915.00 $14,569.00 $16,193.00 $177.75 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Students must reside in Cass County or Hamilton and Keeler Townships in Van Buren County. Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Office of Records and Registration 800.456.8675, ext 1492 kpeterson@swmich.edu 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 1 April 1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter October 1 October 1 ### Complete the institutuion's own form March 1 Not Applicable March 1 Not Applicable Comments

Southwestern Michigan College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS DANCE EDUCATION 13.1324 No 19 DIGITAL HOME TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION 15.0305 No 14 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 51.0904 No 10 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY 32.0109 No 26 HOTEL MANAGEMENT 52.0904 No 24 MEDICAL BILLING & CODING 51.0713 No 13 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION 51.0708 No 23 PHLEBOTOMY 51.1009 No 9 PRECISION PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 17 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 52.0703 No 14 SPECIAL EVENT PLANNING 52.0907 No 18 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 14 LEVEL - 2 ALLIED HEALTH, OTHER 51.9999 No 32 APPRENTICESHIP PREPARATORY 15.0613 No 30 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 33 BUSINESS (ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT), OTHER 52.9999 No 32 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 15.1301 No 30 CONSTRUCTION TRADES GREEN TECHNOLOGY 52.2001 No 35 DIE CASTING TECHNOLOGY 48.0507 No 30 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 34 FIRE SCIENCE 43.0203 No 36 GENERAL EDUCATION 24.0101 No 30 INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.9999 No 34 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY HELP DESK 11.1006 No 31 LIBERAL ARTS, GENERAL STUDIES, OTHER 24.0199 No 31 MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS, OTHER 47.9999 No 31 MECHATRONICS TECHNOLOGY 14.4201 No 34 MEDICAL ASSISTING 51.0801 No 36 MEDICAL BILLING & CODING 51.0713 No 28 OCCUPATIONAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0699 No 32 OFFICE ASSISTANT/SPECIALIST 52.0401 No 35 PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 59 PHARMACY TECHNICIAN 51.0805 No 30 PRACTICAL NURSING 51.3901 No 49 PRECISION PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 33 PRECISION PRODUCTION, OTHER 48.9999 No 31 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 34 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 62 ALLIED HEALTH, OTHER 51.9999 No 62 ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING 51.3801 No 77 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47.0604 No 65 BUSINESS 52.0201 No 63 BUSINESS (ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT) OTHER 52.9999 No 62 BUSINESS-CONCENTRATION IN HOTEL MANAGEMENT 52.0904 No 70 BUSINESS-CONCENTRATION IN OFFICE MANAGEMENT 52.0402 No 64 BUSINESS-CONCENTRATION IN SPECIAL EVENTS 52.0907 No 70 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 15.1301 No 65 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 11.9999 No 65 CONSTRUCTION TRADES GREEN TECHNOLOGY 52.2001 No 65 DIE CASTING TECHNOLOGY 48.0507 No 62 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 13.1210 No 62 EDUCATION PARAPROFESSIONAL 13.1501 No 64 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 62 ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0000 No 70 EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 52.0402 No 64 FIRE SCIENCE 43.0203 No 65 GENERAL STUDIES/UNDECIDED 24.0102 No 62 GRAPHIC DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 50.0409 No 62 HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 51.0707 No 65 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 47.0303 No 62 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT 11.0201 No 62 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING 11.0901 No 62 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT 11.1006 No 62 Rev. Fall 2011 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT LIBERAL ARTS, GENERAL STUDIES, OTHER 24.0199 No 62 LIBERAL ARTS/TRANSFER 24.0101 No 62 MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS, OTHER 47.9999 No 62 MECHATRONICS TECHNOLOGY 14.4201 No 65 MEDICAL ASSISTING 51.0801 No 62 OCCUPATIONAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0699 No 62 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION 52.0401 No 62 PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 76 PRECISION PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 64 PRECISION PRODUCTION, OTHER 48.9999 No 62 PRE-NURSING STUDIES 51.1105 No 77 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION 23.1303 No 62 SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 No 63 THEATRE TECHNOLOGY 50.0502 No 62 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 62 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) St. Clair County Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 323 Erie St Port Huron MI 48061-5015 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Carrie Bearss Jo Cassar Dale Vos Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 810.989.5500 810.989.5530 810.989.5670 Email Address Email Address Email Address enrollment@sc4.edu financialaid@sc4.edu athletics@sc4.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage St. Clair County Community College 002310 www.sc4.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 0.59% - Freshmen (first year) 568 725 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0 - All Undergraduates 2069 2848 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 14.23% 0.24% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall 4/11/11-8/30/11 4/11/11-8/30/11 Semester Quarter Winter 10/31/11-1/17/12 10/31/11-1/17/12 #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) 2/20/12-5/18/12 2/20/12-6/29/12 2/20/12-5/18/12 2/20/12-6/29/12 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 ### ### Scenic 25-acre campus located in a park-like setting Related Rules along the banks of the Black River in downtown Port Huron. 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 Enrollment Services 810.989.5502 enrollment@sc4.edu Enrollment Services 810.989.5502 sc4.edu/tour Enrollment Services 810.989.5502 enrollment@sc4.edu Achievement Center 810.989.5555 aac@sc4.edu Achievement Center 810.989.5555 aac@sc4.edu Center for e-learning 810.989.5525 onlineadministrator@sc4.edu Achievement Center 810.989.5555 aac@sc4.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION St. Clair County Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT SAT GPA ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code 2046 Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) COMPASS assessment ### Other (specify) Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall open open Application Winter open open Matriculation open open Housing open open 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 AP 50 3 or higher 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/ In District Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $99.50 Out of State/ Out of District $3,083.00 $5,663.00 $1,103.00 $1,103.00 $5,450.00 $5,450.00 $1,437.00 $1,437.00 $546.00 $546.00 $11,619.00 $14,199.00 $185.50 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Must be resident thirty days prior to the first day of class. Two forms of proof required. Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Carrie Bearss 810.989.5500 enrollment@sc4.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 open open ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter open open ### Complete the institutuion's own form open open open open Comments

St. Clair County Community College LEVEL - 2 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CERT 15.0503 No 33 ARCHITECTURAL - CIVIL/SITEWORK CERT 15.0101 No 31 ARCHITECTURAL - MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL/PLUMBING CERT 15.0101 No 30 ARCHITECTURAL - STRUCTURAL CERT 15.0101 No 31 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CERT 15.0101 No 30 BUSINESS - GENERAL CERTIFICATE 52.0101 No 30 CLERICAL SPECIALIST CERT 52.0408 No 31 COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA BROADCASTING IN RADIO/TV CERT 10.0202 No 32 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS-COMPUTER APPLICATION 11.0301 No 32 ELECTRICAL/INDUSTRIAL CERTIFICATE 15.0303 No 31 ELECTRONICS & COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY CERT 15.0303 No 30 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY CERT 15.1306 No 33 FIRE SCIENCE CERTIFICATE 43.0203 No 30 GENERAL TRANSFER STUDIES(MACRAO)CERT 24.0101 No 30 HORTICULTURAL/LANDSCAPE CERT 01.0106 No 30 MACHINE TOOL CERT 15.0612 No 31 MANAGEMENT - PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION CERT 52.0201 No 34 MARKETING CERTIFICATE 52.1401 No 31 PRACTICAL NURSING 51.1613 No 43.5 RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGY 49.9999 No 30 TECHNOLOGY - APPLIED STUDIES CERT 15.0699 No 32 TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS TECHNOLOGY CERT 49.9999 No 30 WATER QUALITY FIELD OPERATIONS 15.0506 No 33 WELDING & CUTTING TECHNOLOGY CERT 48.0508 No 30.5 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 65 ADMINISTRATIVE EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 52.0402 No 62 ADMINISTRATIVE LEGAL ASSISTANT 22.0301 No 62 ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT 51.0716 No 64 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN/GREEN BUIL 15.0503 No 69 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY - FACILITY AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT 15.0503 No 67 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY - RENEWABLE AND ALTERNATIVE ENER 15.0503 No 70 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 15.0101 No 62 BUSINESS - GENERAL 52.0101 No 62 BUSINESS (TRANSFER) 24.0101 No 62 CNC PROGRAMMER/MACHINIST 15.0613 No 62 COMMUNICATION DESIGN 50.0402 No 64.5 COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA - BROADCASTING 10.0202 No 64 COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA - JOURNALISM 09.0199 No 63 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - NETWORKING 11.0901 No 62 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - PROGRAMMING 11.0201 No 62 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS-APPLICATIONS 11.0301 No 62 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS-WEB DEVELOPMENT 11.1004 No 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 62 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - LAW ENFORCEMENT 43.0107 No 62 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 19.0708 No 62 ELECTRONICS & COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 62 ENGINEERING 14.0101 No 63 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY 15.1306 No 63 FABRICATION AND DESIGN 15.0613 No 64.5 FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 43.0203 No 62 FRESHWATER SYSTEMS - WATER MONITORING AND ASSESSME 03.0205 No 64 HEALTH CARE PROVIDER TO ADN 51.3801 No 66 LANDSCAPE DESIGN TURT AND GREENHOUSE MANAGEMENT 01.0605 No 62-6 LPN TO ADN 51.3801 No 63 MANAGEMENT - BUSINESS 52.0204 No 62 MARKETING 52.1401 No 62 MECHATRONICS 15.0405 No 62 MEDICAL CLINICAL ASSISTANT 51.0801 No 62 NURSING-ADN 51.3801 No 71.5 PRE-DENTISTRY 51.1101 No 62 PRE-ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 13.1209 No 62 PRE-LAW STUDIES 22.0001 No 62 PRE-MED STUDIES 51.1102 No 62 PRE-MINISTRY STUDIES 39.0605 No 62 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT PRE-PHARMACY STUDIES 51.1103 No 62 PRE-VET STUDIES 51.1104 No 62 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY 51.0907 No 63 ROBOTICS/AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY 15.0405 No 62 TECHNOLOGY - APPLIED STUDIES 15.0699 No 62 THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE 51.3501 No 63 WELDING AND CUTTING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 62.5 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Washtenaw Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Washtenaw Community College 002328 www.wccnet.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 4800 East Huron River Drive Ann Arbor MI 48105 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Student Connection Financial Aid Office Club Sports Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 734.973.3543 734.973.3523 734.973.3720 Email Address Email Address Email Address studrec@wccnet.edu studrec@wccnet.edu studrec@wccnet.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students 1.8 - Freshmen (first year) 1016 994 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0 - All Undergraduates 6667 7522 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 26.3 1.5 CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall July 25-Aug. 22, 2012 July 25-Aug. 22, 2012 Semester Quarter Winter Nov 16--Jan 4 Nov 16--Jan 4 #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) March 21-May 3 March 21-May 3 March 21-May 3 March 21-May 3 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 ### ### WCC provides no housing. There is a large quantity of Related Rules housing suitable for students in Washtenaw County. Eastern Michigan University offered housing to fulltime Can freshmen live off campus? ### Yes ### No WCC students in 2011-2012. 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 Student Connection 734.973.3543 studrec@wccnet.edu Student Connection 734.973.3543 studrec@wccnet.edu Student Connection 734.973.3543 studrec@wccnet.edu Counseling 734.677.5102 Learning Support Services 734.973.3342 studrec@wccnet.edu studrec@wccnet.edu Student Connection 734.973.3543 studrec@wccnet.edu Student Connection 734.973.3543 studrec@wccnet.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Washtenaw Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) COMPASS, SAT, or ACT ### Other (specify) COMPASS, SAT or ACT SAT GPA Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall 6/29 6/29 Application $0.00 Winter 10/31 10/31 Matriculation $0.00 3/2 -- 4/25 3/2 -- 4/25 Housing $0.00 3/2 -- 4/25 3/2 -- 4/25 Other $0.00 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 Comments Out-of-country students must demonstrate English language proficiency if they wish to receive an F1 student visa. Freshman Admission: Students must meet WCC college level score cutoffs or take college-readiness courses at WCC to help them obtain college level skills. 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 $2,208.00 $3,432.00 $726.00 $726.00 $6,648.00 $6,240.00 $3,400.00 $3,800.00 $300.00 $300.00 $13,282.00 $14,498.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) See comments below. Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $92.00 $143.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Student Connection or www.wccnet.edu 734.973.3543 studrec@wccnet.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 April 1 April 1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter April 1 April 1 ### Complete the institutuion's own form Feb 1 Feb 1 Feb 1 Feb 1 Comments Applicants who resided in WCC district prior to 1st day of semester if previous residency was in MI or who reside in the WCC district now & in MI for 6 mo immediately prior to 1st day of sem if previous residency was outside of MI can get in-district tuition rates. WCC has 4 tuition rates: In-District, Out-District, Out-State/Out-Country & Distance Learning. Students must make sure residency status is correct before semester begins in order to get proper rate.

Washtenaw Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS.NET PROGRAMMING (CVNETP) 11.0202 No 12 3D ANIMATION (CTANI) 11.0803 No 28 ACCOUNTING (CTACC) 52.0302 No 15 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I (CTADA) 52.0401 No 16 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II(CVAAST) 52.0401 No 18 ADVANCED MANUFACTURING (CTAMFG) 15.0613 No 26 APPRENTICE COMPLETION (CTAC) 48.9999 No 24 AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY (CTAMTC) 15.0405 No 15 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES TECHNICIAN (CTASVT) [FORMERLY AU 47.0604 No 36 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES TECHNICIAN (CVAST) [FORMERLY AUT 47.0604 No 18 BUSINESS SALES AND MARKETING (CTBSLM) 52.1804 No 12 C++ PROGRAMMING (CVCPGM) [FORMERLY OBJECT ORIENTED 11.0202 No 12 CABINETMAKING AND MILLWORK SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY 48.0703 No 15 CABINETMAKING/ MILLWORK SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY (CVCMST 48.0703 No 15 CHILD CARE AND EDUCATION (CVCCE) 19.0709 No 25 CHILD DEVELOPMENT (CTCDA) 19.0709 No 11 COLLISION REPAIR REFINISH TECHNICIAN (CVCRRT) 47.0603 No 18 COLLISION REPAIR TECHNICIAN (CVCLRT) 47.0603 No 18 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE (CVCPMT) 46.0401 No 12 COMPUTER NETWORKING ACADEMY I (CVCNA1) 11.0901 No 16 COMPUTER NETWORKING ACADEMY II (CPCNA2) 11.0901 No 16 COMPUTER NETWORKING OPERATING SYSTEMS I (CVCNO) 11.0901 No 15 COMPUTER NETWORKING OPERATING SYSTEMS II (CVCNO2) 11.0901 No 16 COMPUTER SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS (CTCSSC) 11.0601 No 16 COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY (CTCSTC) 15.1202 No 16 COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING (CTCADC) 15.1302 No 15 COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING (CVCADA) 15.1302 No 16 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION (CTCNS) 46.0412 No 15 CUSTOM AUTO BODY TECHNICIAN (CVCABT) 47.0603 No 18 CUSTOM FABRICATION AND CHASSIS DESIGN (CVCFCD) 47.0603 No 18 DATA RECOVERY AND ANALYSIS (CVDRAA) [FORMERLY COMPU 11.1003 No 13 E-BUSINESS (CVEBUS) 52.0208 No 14 E-BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS (CTEBF) 52.0208 No 9 ENTREPRENEURSHIP (CTENT) 52.0701 No 12 FACILITY MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATION (CTFMA) 46.0401 No 12 FLUID POWER (CTFPOW) 15.1103 No 24 FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER SECURITY (CTFCS) [FORMERLY I 11.1003 No 30 FOUNDATIONS OF DATA RECOVERY AND ANALYSIS (CTDRAC) 11.1003 No 28 FOUNDATIONS OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CTFIS) [FORMERLY 11.0201 No 9 HEALTH CARE FOUNDATIONS (CTHCF) 51.9999 No 23 HEATING VENTILATION AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION-CO 47.0201 No 15 HEATING VENTILATION AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION-IND 47.0201 No 15 HEATING VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING 47.0201 No 25 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (CTHRSC) 52.1001 No 15 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY (CFIET) 47.0105 No 16 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY II (CVIET2) 47.0105 No 12 INTERACTIVE WEB DESIGN (CVIWBD) 11.0801 No 19 LIBERAL ARTS - MACRAO (CTLAM) 24.0102 No 30 LINUX/UNIX SYSTEMS I (CTLUX1) 11.1099 No 12 LINUX/UNIX SYSTEMS II (CVLUX2) 11.0202 No 9 MACHINE OPERATOR (CTMOC) 48.0503 No 15 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY (CTMTTC) 48.0501 No 25 MANAGEMENT SUPERVISION (CVMGTA) 52.0204 No 12 MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL COMPUTING (CTMIC) 15.0405 No 25 MECHANICAL DESIGN (CPMDES) 15.1306 No 14 MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT (CTMAS) 51.0710 No 18 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION (CTMTR) 51.0708 No 17 MOTORCYCLE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY I (CTMST1) 47.0611 No 20 MOTORCYCLE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY II (CTMST2) 47.0611 No 14 MUSIC PERFORMANCE (CTMPER) 50.0913 No 24 MUSIC PRODUCTION AND ENGINEERING (CTMPRO) 50.0999 No 20 NETWORK SECURITY (CVNS) 11.1003 No 16 NUMERICAL CONTROL PROGRAMMING (CTNCPC) 48.0510 No 26 NURSING ASSISTANT SKILLS (CCNAST) 51.3902 No 4 ORACLE DATABASE ADMINISTRATION (CPODA) 11.0802 No 13 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT ORACLE DEVELOPER (CPORAC) 11.0202 No 9 PARAPROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO PREPARATION (CTPAPP) 13.1501 No 12 PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY (CTPHAR) 51.0805 No 31 PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGING (CTPHOI) 50.0605 No 21 POLICE ACADEMY (CTPA) 43.0107 No 16 PROGRAMMING IN JAVA (CVJAV) [FORMERLY JAVA DEVELOPER 11.0202 No 12 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION I (CTRC1) 46.0000 No 15 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION II (CVRC2) 46.0000 No 15 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN (CVRD) 04.0901 No 12 RESIDENTIAL PLANNING AND ESTIMATING (CTRPE) 15.1399 No 12 RETAIL AND BUSINESS OPERATIONS (CTRBO) 52.1804 No 12 SURVEYING ASSISTANT (CTSA) 15.1102 No 12 TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS (CTTC) [FORMERLY TECHNICAL 23.0303 No 20 WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT (CVWBDV) [FORMERLY WEB 11.0801 No 18 WEB DATABASE DEVELOPER (CVWDDV) 11.1004 No 14 WEB DATABASE PROGRAMMER (CVWDP) 11.0202 No 15 WEB GRAPHIC DESIGN (CVWBGR) 11.0801 No 10 WEB PROFESSIONAL (CVWBPR) 11.0801 No 17 WEB PROGRAMMING TOOLS 11.0202 No 24 WEB TECHNOLOGY (CTWBTC) 11.0801 No 22 WELDING CERTIFICATE (CTWLDC) 48.0508 No 21 WELDING MECHANICS(CVWLDA) 48.0508 No 24 XML DATA ANALYSIS (CTXDA) 11.0202 No 12 XML PROGRAMMING (CVXPR) 11.0202 No 12 LEVEL - 2 AUTO BODY REPAIR CERTIFICATE (CTAUBR) 47.0603 No 30 BAKING AND PASTRY (CTBAKP) 12.0501 No 32 CULINARY ARTS (CFCULC) 12.0503 No 33 DENTAL ASSISTING CERTIFIED (CFDAC) 51.0601 No 38 DIGITAL VIDEO FILM PRODUCTION (CFVID) 50.0602 No 29 GRAPHIC DESIGN (CFGDTC) 50.0409 No 31 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT (CFHMC) 52.0905 No 30 INTERNET PROFESSIONAL(CFINPC) 11.0801 No 35 WEB USER EXPERIENCE (CVWUE) 11.0801 No 9 LEVEL - 3 3D ANIMATION (APANIM) 11.0803 No 66 ACCOUNTING (APACCT) 52.0302 No 65 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TECHNOLOGY (APAATD) 52.0401 No 65 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY (APAT) 15.1303 No 60 AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY (APATEC) 15.0405 No 67 BROADCAST ARTS (AABCA) 09.0402 No 60 BUSINESS (AASAS) 52.0201 No 60 CHILD CARE PROFESSIONAL (APCCP) 19.0709 No 60 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS TRANSFER (AACIST) 11.0101 No 63 COMPUTER NETWORKING (APCNTM) 11.0901 No 61 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (APCOMP) 11.0201 No 60 COMPUTER SCIENCE: PROGRAMMING IN JAVA (ASCSPJ) [FORM 11.0201 No 64 COMPUTER SYSTEMS SECURITY (APCSS) 11.1003 No 63 COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING AND DESIGN (APCADD) 15.1302 No 63 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (AACMG) 46.0412 No 66 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION (APCNSP) 46.0412 No 60 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION (ASCNSV) 46.0412 No 64 CRIMINAL JUSTICE (AACJ) 43.0107 No 63 CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT (APCJLE) 43.0107 No 63 CULINARY AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT (APCULD) 12.0508 No 71 DATA RECOVERY AND ANALYSIS (APDRAD) [FORMERLY COMPU 11.1003 No 60 DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION (AADVP) 50.0602 No 62 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (AAECED) 13.1210 No 60 ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING (ASECE) 15.1201 No 62 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (AAELEM) 13.1202 No 63 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (ASENVS) 03.0104 No 62 EXERCISE SCIENCE (ASESCI) 31.0505 No 71 GENERAL STUDIES IN MATH AND NATURAL SCIENCE (ASGSMS) 24.0102 No 60 GRAPHIC DESIGN (APGRD) 50.0409 No 68 HEATING VENTILATION AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATIO 47.0201 No 63 HUMAN SERVICES (AAHUST) 44.0201 No 61 Rev. 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Washtenaw Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE (AAGSHS) 24.0101 No 62 ILLUSTRATION (APILU) 50.0402 No 63 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING (APINTRN) 46.0502 No 60 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING (ASINDT) 46.0502 No 68 INFORMATION SYSTEMS: PROGRAMMING IN C++ (ASISPC) [FOR 11.0103 No 61 INTERIOR DESIGN (APIDN) 50.0408 No 64 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (AAINS) 30.2001 No 64 INTERNET PROFESSIONAL (AAINP) [FORMERLY APINPD] 11.0801 No 61 JOURNALISM (AAJOUR) 09.0401 No 60 JOURNEYMAN INDUSTRIAL (APJPIM) 48.9999 No 60 LIBERAL ARTS HONORS (AALAHT) 24.0102 No 65 LIBERAL ARTS TRANSFER(AALAT) 24.0102 No 60 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY (APMTTM) 48.0501 No 60 MANAGEMENT SUPERVISION (APMGTM) 52.0204 No 60 MATH AND NATURAL SCIENCE (ASMSAS) 24.0101 No 68 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY/MFG (APMETT 15.0805 No 61 MICROCOMPUTER SYSTEM SUPPORT (APMSS) 11.0501 No 64 NUMERICAL CONTROL PROGRAMMING (APNCPM) 48.0510 No 60 NURSING REGISTERED; NURSING PREP (APNURS) 51.3801 No 72 NURSING TRANSFER - EMU SCHOOL OF NURSING (APNURE) 51.3801 No 71 NURSING TRANSFER (APNURT) 51.3801 No 63 OCCUPATIONAL STUDIES (APOST) 15.0699 No 60 PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGY (APPHOT) 50.0605 No 64 PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT (APPTA) 51.0806 No 65 PRE-ENGINEERING SCIENCE TRANSFER (ASMSAS) 14.0101 No 64 RADIOGRAPHY (APRAD) 51.0907 No 72 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION (ASRC) 46.0000 No 64 RESPIRATORY THERAPY (APRTH) 51.0908 No 72 RETAIL MANAGEMENT (APRM) 52.1804 No 61 SECONDARY EDUCATION (AASECO) 13.1205 No 60 SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES IN HVACR (APSTH) 46.0502 No 61 TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION (AATCD) [FORMERLY TECHNICAL 23.1303 No 61 TECHNICAL WRITING (ASTWRT) 23.1303 No 60 WELDING (APWLDT) 48.0508 No 66 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 2 of 2

Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) Wayne County Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage Wayne County Community College 009230 www.wcccd.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 801 W. Fort Street Detroit MI 48226 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Brian Singleton Myra Hawkins Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 313.496.2778 313.496.2614 Email Address Email Address Email Address bsingle1@wcccd.edu mhawkin1@wcccd.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) 1,692 2,672 Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus 0% - All Undergraduates 6,648 14,550 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students 76% 2% CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall na na Semester Quarter Winter na na #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) na na na na 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 ### ### 5 campuses in Wayne County, Michigan Related Rules (multi-campus district) 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 Student Services 313.496.2600 www.info@wcccd.edu Student Services 313.496.2600 www.info@wcccd.edu Student Services 313.496.2600 www.info@wcccd.edu Student Services 313.496.2600 www.info@wcccd.edu Student Services 313.496.2600 www.info@wcccd.edu Student Services 313.496.2600 www.info@wcccd.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION Wayne County Community College Required Entrance Exams Recommended Entrance Exams Freshmen Admission Requirements #### ACT Traditional #### None ACT ### ACT Writing Component ### ACT Traditional Code Minimum ### SAT ### ACT Writing Component Average ### Other (specify) ### SAT Code Other (specify) ### Other (specify) COMPASS SAT GPA Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall Application 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 Comments No required testing for entrance to report. 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 District $2,404.00 $2,908.00 $2,300.00 $2,300.00 $2,800.00 $2,800.00 $1,550.00 $1,950.00 $260.00 $260.00 $9,314.00 $10,218.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) Wayne County Community College District - District Residents Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $96.00 $117.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Student Services 313.496.2600 www.info@wcccd.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 1 March 1 ### Complete the PROFILE form Winter ### Complete the institutuion's own form October 1 February 1 October 1 February 1 Comments

Wayne County Community College LEVEL - 1 CIPCODE CERT CREDITS AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE CERT 16.1601 No 20 CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE (CNA)-CERT 51.2602 No 10 CIS:COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST 11.9999 No 29 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER 51.1504 No 27 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION-CHILDCARE TRAINING (CDA)-C 19.0708 No 21 GERONTOLOGY 19.0702 No 24 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 52.1101 No 27 OIS: E-BUSINESS 52.0208 No 27 PHLEBOTOMY 51.1009 No 22 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY - ACCELERATED ALTERNATE DELIVER 51.1012 No 22 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY: CENTRAL SERVICE TECH 51.1012 No 10 TRAVEL & TOURISM 52.0901 No 21 LEVEL - 2 (EE) ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0399 No 32 ACCOUNTING CERTIFICATE 52.0302 No 34 ADDICTION STUDIES 51.1501 No 44 ALTERNATIVE FUELS TECHNOLOGY CERT 47.0614 No 36 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY (NATEF)-CERT 47.0604 No 30 AVIATION MECHANICS (AIRFRAME)-CERT 47.0608 No 48 AVIATION MECHANICS (POWERPLANT)CERT 47.0609 No 48 CIS: INFORMATION ASSURANCE CYBERSECURITY 11.1003 No 33 CIS: NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR 11.1002 No 30 CIS: VIDEO GAMES DESIGN AND ANIMATION 50.0411 No 34 CIS: WEBSITE DESIGNER 11.1004 No 30 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS CERT 11.1999 No 30 DENTAL ASSISTING CERT 51.0601 No 37 DENTAL LAB TECHNICIAN CERT 51.0603 No 42 DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION 10.0104 No 33 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY-CERT 15.0303 No 32 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CERT 51.0904 No 30 EMERGENCY ROOM MULTI-SKILL HEALTH CARE TECHNOLOGY 51.0904 No 30 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0701 No 34 FACILITY MAINTENANCE 46.0401 No 30 FIRE PROTECTION TECHNOLOGY 43.0201 No 30 FOOD SERVICE SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT 19.0505 No 34 FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY CERT 43.0106 No 30 GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY CERT 47.0201 No 41 GRAPHIC DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 10.0303 No 37 HEALTHCARE RENEWABLE ENERGY 14.9999 No 31 HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING-CERT 47.0201 No 30 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 47.0399 No 30 HEMODIALYSIS PATIENT CARE SPECIALIST 51.1011 No 40 HOMELAND SECURITY 43.9999 No 30 HOTEL & RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT 52.0909 No 31 INDUSTRIAL COMPUTER GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY-CERT 15.1302 No 30 LIBRARY TECHNOLOGY 25.0101 No 33 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT CERT 52.0203 No 34 LONG TERM CARE ADMINISTRATION 51.0718 No 33 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY-CERT 48.0501 No 32 MECHATRONICS TECHNOLOGY 15.0405 No 44 MEDICAL ADMIN OFFICE ASST - BILLING CERT 51.0714 No 34 MENTAL HEALTH -CERT 51.1502 No 47 NANOTECHNOLOGY 15.1601 No 30 NUMERICAL CONTROL TECHNOLOGY 48.0510 No 32 OIS-OFFICE SPECIALIST 52.0204 No 30 PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY 51.0805 No 35 PRE APPRENTICESHIP 46.0000 No 30 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 52.0211 No 38 SED: SUSTAINABLE BUILDING & SITES 14.9999 No 33 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY - FIRST ASSISTANT 51.0909 No 36 URBAN STUDIES 45.1201 No 34 VISUAL ASSISTANT 52.0402 No 33 WATER AND ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY 15.0507 No 32 WELDING TECHNOLOGY CERT 48.0508 No 33 LEVEL - 3 CIPCODE CERT CREDIT (EE) ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15.0399 No 64 (EE) ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY: COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 15.0303 No 65 (EE) ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY: INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS & 47.0105 No 64 (EE) ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY: TELECOMMUNICATIONS TEC 15.0303 No 64 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 No 67 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS--GENERAL 50.0701 No 60 ASSOCIATE OF GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 60 ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE--GENERAL 45.0101 No 60 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY(NATEF) 47.0604 No 61 AVIATION MECHANICS (AIR FRAME) 47.0608 No 100 AVIATION MECHANICS (POWERPLANT) 47.0609 No 96 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - AA 52.0201 No 62 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION -AAS 52.0201 No 61 CIS: COMPUTER PROGRAMING SPECIALIST 11.0202 No 66 CIS: DATABASE SPECIALIST 11.0802 No 62 CIS: MASTER WEBSITE DESIGNER 11.1004 No 65 CIS: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR 11.1001 No 66 CIS: VIDEO GAME DESIGN AND ANIMATION 50.0411 No 64 CIS: WEBMASTER ADMINISTRATOR 11.1004 No 63 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS-AAS 11.0201 No 60 CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CORRECTIONS) 43.0102 No 61 CRIMINAL JUSTICE (LAW ENFORCEMENT) 43.0107 No 61 DENTAL HYGIENE 51.0602 No 82 DIETETIC TECHNOLOGY 51.3103 No 82 DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION 10.0104 No 61 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION - AAS 19.0708 No 71 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 51.0904 No 84 EMERGENCY ROOM MULTI-SKILL HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGY 51.0904 No 64 FACILITY MAINTENANCE 46.0401 No 60 FIRE PROTECTION TECHNOLOGY 43.0201 No 62 FOOD SERVICE SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT 19.0505 No 63 GERONTOLOGY 19.0702 No 60 HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING 47.0201 No 67 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 47.0399 No 67 HEMODIALYSIS PATIENT CARE SPECIALIST 51.1011 No 67 INDUSTRIAL COMPUTER GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY 15.1302 No 63 LONG TERM CARE ADMINISTRATION 51.0718 No 62 MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 48.0501 No 67 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 15.0613 No 61 MEDICAL ADMIN OFFICE ASST -BILLING 51.0714 No 64 MENTAL HEALTH 51.1502 No 66 MINISTERIAL STUDIES 38.0201 No 66 NUMERICAL CONTROL TECHNOLOGY 48.0510 No 61 NURSING 51.3801 No 72 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT 51.0803 No 83 OIS E. BUSINESS 52.0208 No 61 OIS: OFFICE SPECIALIST 52.0204 No 61 PARALEGAL TECHNOLOGY - AAS 22.0302 No 64 PERFORMING ARTS/THEATER 50.0501 No 63 PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY 51.0805 No 89 PRE-ENGINEERING (TRANSFER) 14.0102 No 64 PRE-MORTUARY SCIENCE 12.0303 No 68 PRE-PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT 51.1102 No 61 PRE-SERVICE ED/URBAN TEACHER (ELEM) 13.1202 No 66 PRE-SERVICE ED/URBAN TEACHER (SPEC) 13.1205 No 70 PRE-SOCIAL WORK 44.0701 No 65 RADIO\TV TECHNOLOGY 10.0202 No 36 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY - AAS 51.0909 No 68 TEACHER EDUCATION: ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 13.1202 No 70 VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY 51.0808 No 68 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 48.0508 No 61 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011) West Shore Community College SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS 3000 N. Stiles Scottville MI 49454 CONTACT INFORMATION Admissions Contact Person Financial Aid Contact Person Athletic Office Contact Person Wendy Fought Juliann Murphy Telephone Number Telephone Number Telephone Number 231 843-5835 231 843-5913 Email Address Email Address Email Address wlfought@westshore.edu jmmurphy@westshore.edu STUDENT BODY PROFILE Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page School Name Title IV Institution Code Number Web Site Homepage West Shore Community College 007950 www.westshore.edu Street Address City State ZIP Code 2010-2011 Fall Headcount Male Female Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students - Freshmen (first year) Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus - All Undergraduates 616 949 Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students CAMPUS INFORMATION Academic Calendar System Registration Dates Freshmen Transfer #### #### Fall Begins mid March Begins mid March Semester Quarter Winter #### Accelerated #### Other (specify) Beginning of November Begins mid March Beginning of November Begins mid 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 Admissions 231 843-5503 wlfought@westshore.edu Admissions Same as above wlfought@westshore.edu Online Same as above wlfought@westshore.edu STARS program 231 843-5877 dlneilengblade@westshore.edu STARS program Same as above dlneilengblade@westshore.edu Patti Davidson 231 843-5830 pldavidson@westshore.edu Rex Benfield 231 843-5807 rdbenfield@westshore.edu

Page 2 SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION West Shore Community College 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) Open door admissions ### Other (specify) ASSET for placement Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates Fall June 15 Application $15.00 Winter November 15 Matriculation Housing April 15 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 AP Departmental Comments CLEP and AP exam required scores are dependent upon the specific exam. 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 $2,494.00 $4,204.00 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 $5,175.00 $5,175.00 $1,530.00 $3,060.00 $950.00 $950.00 $11,149.00 $14,389.00 Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates In-State (4-year school) In-District (2-year school) 90 days prior to admission Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr $79.00 $138.00 Contact for State Residency Questions Office Telephone Number Email Address Admissions 231-843-5503 admissions@westshore.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 March March Comments

West Shore Community College CIPCODE CERT CREDITS CIPCODE CERT CREDIT LEVEL - 1 MULTI-SKILLED HEALTHCARE (CNA COURSE) 51.3902 No 6 PRE-NURSING 51.1105 No 34 LEVEL - 2 COMPUTER NETWORK SERVICES (1 YR. CERTIFICATE) 11.0901 No 31 COMPUTER NETWORK SERVICES (2 YR. CERTIFICATE) 11.0901 No 60 COMPUTERS FOR BUSINESS (CERT) 11.1001 No 33 CORRECTIONS (CERT) 43.0102 No 18 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDU & CARE (CERT) 19.0709 No 29 ELECTRICAL-ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS (CERT) 47.0101 No 36.4 GENERAL STUDIES (CERT) 24.0102 No 60 MANAGEMENT SKILLS 52.0299 No 30 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS (CERT) 47.0303 No 33 MEDICAL BILLER CODER (CERT) 51.0713 No 35 MEDICAL OFFICE (CERT) 51.0716 No 34 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION EDITOR 51.0708 No 43 MULTI SKILLED HEALTH CARE 1YR CERT 51.3902 No 29 MULTI-SKILLED HEALTH CARE - PHARMACY TECHNICIAN 51.0805 No 33 OFFICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CERT) 52.0401 No 34 PARAMEDIC (CERT) 51.0904 No 52 PRACTICAL NURSING (CERT) 51.3901 No 43 PRECISION MACHINE TECHNOLOGY (CERT) 48.0503 No 26 WELDING (CERT) 48.0508 No 31 LEVEL - 3 ACCOUNTING 52.0302 No 65 CMPTR AIDED DSN-ENGINEERING EMPHASIS 15.1301 No 66 COMPUTER ANIMATION AND SIMULATION 11.0803 No 60 COMPUTER NETWORK SERVICES 11.0901 No 69 COMPUTERS FOR BUSINESS 11.1001 No 65 CORRECTIONS 43.0102 No 60 CRIMINAL JUSTICE-(POLICE CERTIFICATION) 43.0107 No 75 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDU & CARE 19.0709 No 63 ELECTRICAL-ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS 47.0101 No 63.6 GENERAL STUDIES 24.0102 No 60 LIBERAL ARTS 24.0101 No 60 MARKETING/MANAGEMENT 52.1801 No 64 MECHANICAL SYSTEMS 47.0303 No 63 MECHATRONICS/ROBOTICS/AUTOMATION ENGINEERING - PROV 15.0405 No 60 MEDICAL OFFICE 51.0716 No 67 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION EDITOR 51.0708 No 64 MULTI-SKILLED HEALTH CARE-PHARMACY TECHNICIAN 51.0805 No 64 MULTI-SKILLED HEALTHCARE 51.3902 No 60 NURSING, A.D. 51.3801 No 24 OFFICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS 52.0401 No 62 PARAMEDIC 51.0904 No 72 PARAPROFESSIONAL 13.1501 No 60 PRECISION MACHINE TECHNOLOGIES 48.0503 No 64.8 WELDING 48.0508 No 61 Rev. Fall 2011 Page 1 of 1

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