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Monroe County Community College and Eastern Michigan University have developed this articulation agreement designed to facilitate the educational mobility and transfer of students from Monroe County Community College to Eastern Michigan University. Article I Eastern Michigan University and Monroe County Community College enter into this agreement as cooperating, equal partners who shall maintain the integrity of their separate programs, while working to ensure a smooth curriculum transition for interested students. Article II Eastern Michigan University and Monroe County Community College agree that any student who has earned an Associate's degree in an approved technical program (see attached Curriculum Articulation Agreement - Area VI) may transfer the identified credits toward a Bachelor's of Science degree at Eastern Michigan University in Applied Technology. The bachelor's degree graduation requirements for students who follow this articulation agreement are as follows: A. An Associate's degree in an approved technical program from Monroe County Community College including the courses noted in the appendix. B . The completion of a program of study at Eastern Michigan University as noted in the appendix of this agreement which is coordinated with the program completed at Monroe County Community College. C. A grade of 2.00 or better is required for courses transferring to EMU. To be admitted to the College of Technology (Industrial Technology Department) students must meet course and grade point average requirements at the time of application for admission. D. Under this agreement, Monroe County Community College students will be required to take a minimum of 30 credits exclusive of wellness/fitness at EMU to secure conditionally a bachelor's degree in Applied Technology. Of the last 30 semester hours prior to the granting of the degree, at least 10 hours must be taken in courses offered by EMU. The requirement that students earn 60 hours exclusive of community college credit is waived under this agreement. Article III Students enrolled at Monroe County Community College will be given five years following their first date of enrollment at Monroe County Community College to matriculate at Eastern Michigan University under this agreement. A student must comply with the individual program requirements in effect at the time the specific program is selected. Graduates under this agreement will receive equal consideration with others seeking admission or financial aid. It is understood that courses with less than a "C" grade (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) will not transfer for credit or placement. Article IV Eastern Michigan University and Monroe County Community College agree that a person who completed an Associate's degree in an approved technical program may graduate from Eastern Michigan University with a baccalaureate degree without duplicative study by following the articulated plan appended in this agreement. Article V Eastern Michigan University and Monroe County Community College agree to communicate program, curriculum, or policy changes on an annual basis which affect the agreed upon relationship. Both parties reserve the right to amend or revise by mutual consent and in writing this agreement or to chance curriculum, whenever feasible. Monroe County Community College will designate an official(s) who will be responsible for all aspects of the articulation program at Monroe County Community College. Eastern Michigan University will designate individual(s) responsible for all aspects of this articulation agreement at Eastern Michigan University. Eastern Michigan University and Monroe County Community College will review this agreement every three years and make adjustments or amendments as deemed appropriate to maintain the integrity of each institution as well as for the improvement of the transfer process and student articulation. If agreed upon, pending review, a renewal of the agreement may be signed. Article VI The two institutions further agree to communicate to respective publics of the established relationships. Article VII Either Eastern Michigan University or Monroe County Community College may terminate the agreement by notifying the other party in writing ninety days in advance. Should the agreement be terminated, any Monroe County Community College student who has designated and selected this articulation program prior to termination will be allowed to complete the program within a five year period of time. This agreement is effective as of July 1, 2000. 5/16/00 |
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CURRICULUM ARTICULATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM (BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE) AND MONROE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE |
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MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
AREA 1:
SYMBOLICS & COMMUNICATION [17] AREA II:
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY [15] AREA III:
SOCIAL SCIENCE [12] ECON 201 Prin of Econ 1 (3)............. HIST 315 History of Black Americans (3) (Cross-cultural general education requirement) AREA IV: ARTS & HUMANITIES [12] Philosophy or Religion (3) Art/Dance/Music/Theater (3) LITR Read of Literature (3) AREA V: FITNESSIWELLNESS [2] PEGN 210 Lifetime Wellness & Fitness (2) AREA VI: MAJOR REQUIREMENTS [64] Minimum of 30 credit hours from the Industrial Technology Department, of which 15 hours must be 300 or 400 level courses Restricted Electives (2-10 hrs.) Credits transferred due to course credit hour Inequivalency in AREA I (1) Degree Total = 124 credit hours |
MONROE
CCC
POLS 101 American Institutions, or 151 lntro to Political Science (3) ECON 251 Principles of Economics 1 (3) HIST 256 African-American History (3) * A course having an EMU equivalent, meeting General Education requirement. One of: PHIL 151 Introduction to Logic, or 152 Introduction to Western Phil, or 253 lntro to Philosophy of Religion (3) * A course having an EMU equivalent, meeting General Education requirement. One of: ART 151 Art Fundamentals, or 155 Art Appreciation, or 160 Two-Dimensional Design, or 180 Drawing 1, or 280 Prehistoric to Gothic, or 281 Renaissance to Rococo, or DRAM 151 A second literature course meeting general Studies requirement from above. HPE 150 Personal Health (2) Maximum of 34 credit hours of technical
courses transferred from Monroe CCC. Courses must be transferable to EMU.
Technical Programs included are all options in the following Associate
degree programs: By EMU advisor approval. May include courses beyond the 34 hours of MCCC technical courses listed above. See above: SPCH 151 (+l) |
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Students must complete a cross-culturalanternational studies course in Area I - IV. HIST 315 meets this requirement. However, this causes the elimination of ECON 252 from the curriculum. It is intended that the second literature course be used to meet the cross-cultural requirement as soon as such a course is available at MCCC. ECON 252 will then be returned to the curriculum. July 1, 2000 |