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8425 West McNichols Road
Social Work Dept: 313-927-1488
Detroit, Michigan 48221-2599 Central Information: 313-927-1200 |
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YOUR A.S.
DEGREE AT M.C.C.C. CAN BE A GREAT START |
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If you have a good foundation in each of the academic groups (English, Humanities, Natural Sciences, and especially the Social Sciences) and/or you’ve taken courses in one of the human service programs, you can work toward a Bachelor of Social Work Degree from Marygrove College while you are at Monroe County Community College. Here’s how. Use the Marygrove Guide to MCCC courses that fulfill Marygrove College’s degree and major requirements. NOTE: The equal sign (=) in the middle column indicates that the MCCC course on the left is equivalent or comparable to the Marygrove course on the right. The brackets indicate that this is not a required course for the respective college. MG indicates this course must be taken at Marygrove. |
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Monroe County
Community College Requirements for the |
| MCCC Requirements | Marygrove Requirements for Bachelor of Social Work Degree | |||
| English and Math Requirements | Basic Competencies | |||
| ENG 152 English Composition II | 3 hrs | ENG 108 College Writing | 4 hrs | |
| MTH 151 Intermediate Algebra | 4 hrs] | MTH 100 College Algebra | 3 hrs | |
| MG | *ENG 312 Advanced Oral & Written Comm | 3 hrs | ||
| All entering transfer students are required to take a placement test in Reading, Writing and/or Math, if they have less than 24 transferable credit hours completed, or a cumulative GPA of lower than 2.5, or if they have not successfully completed (2.0 or better) both a College Algebra and a College Academic Writing course within the last five (5) years. If placement tests must be taken, it is possible to test out of these foundation courses, depending on scores achieved in the Placement Tests. MCCC coursework in these areas of Reading, Writing and Math may help eliminate the necessity for these tests and/or courses. | MG | *Computer Literacy – demonstration via written paper | ||
| Mathematics/Natural Science Requirements | 8 hrs | Natural Science Requirement | ||
| MTH 101, 121 or 150 | 4 hrs | |||
| BIO 157 Anatomy & Physiology I | 4 hrs |
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BIO 257 Anatomy & Physiology | 4 hrs |
| Humanities Requirements | 9 hrs | Arts and Letters Requirements | 15 hrs | |
| PHL 151 Introduction to Logic or PHL 152 Introduction to Western Phl | 3 hrs |
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PHL 126 Persons and Values | 3 hrs |
| Art 158 Art for Elementary Teachers | ||||
| or MUS 156 Music for Classroom Teachers | 3 hrs |
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Art/Music/Dance course | 3 hrs |
| ENG 256 Children’s Literature | 3hrs |
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Introduction to Literature | 3 hrs |
| HUM
151 Introduction to Humanities or French/German/Spanish |
3 hrs |
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Humanities/Modern Languages / Religious Studies | 3 hrs |
| MG | Interdisciplinary Studies | 3 hrs | ||
| Social Science Requirements | 9 hrs | Social Science Requirements | 13 hrs | |
| POL 151 Introduction to Political Science | 3 hrs |
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POL 149 American Political Systems | 3hrs |
| PSY 151 General Psychology | 3 hrs |
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PSY 205 Introduction to Psychology | 4 hrs |
| SOC 151 Principles of Sociology | 3 hrs] |
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SOC 201 Sociological Perspectives | 3hrs |
| ECN 251 Principles of Economics I | 3 hrs] |
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ECN 202 Economic Dimensions | 3hrs |
| PSY 251 Child Psychology | 3 hrs | MG | POL 385 Community & Organt’l Change | 3 hrs |
| Required Courses in Early Childhood Development | 32 hrs | Required Supportive Courses for Social Work | 11 hrs | |
| ECDV 105 Child Growth & Development | 3 hrs |
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PSY 240 Developmental Psychology | 3 hrs |
| ECDV 106 Observing & Recording Child Behavior | 3 hrs | SOC 306 Ethnic and Racial Diversity | 2 hrs | |
| HPE 151 Standard First Aid | 2 hrs | PSY 346 Aging Individual in Society | 3 hrs | |
| ECDV
107 Programs for Young Children – Birth to 5 |
5 hrs | |||
| ECDV 207 Methods & Materials for ECE | 5 hrs | |||
| PSY 156 The Exceptional Person | 3 hrs | |||
| ECDV 210 Admin of Child Care Programs | 3 hrs | |||
| ECDV 218 Early Childhood Development Externship | 5 hrs | |||
| SOC 152 Marriage and the Family | 3 hrs |
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SOC 363 Family Relations | 3 hrs |
| ECDV 150 Nutrition, Health & Safety for Early Childhood Education | 3 hrs |
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CD 243 Early Childhood Health & Nutrition | 3 hrs |
| SWK 106 Child Welfare | 3 hrs |
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SW 200/400B Working with Children & Families (Elective in Child Welfare | 2 hrs |
| HPE 153 Mental Health | 3 hrs |
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SW 200/400C Working with Mental & Physical Illness (Elective in Health/Mental Health) | 2 hrs |
| Required Social Work Core Courses | 45 hrs | |||
| MG | SW 312 Introduction to Social Work | 3 hrs | ||
| MG | SW 314 Social Welfare Policy | 3 hrs | ||
| MG | SW 325 Professional Communication | 3 hrs | ||
| MG | SW 340 Human Behav & Soc Environment I | 3 hrs | ||
| MG | SW 350 Social Work Practice I | 4 hrs | ||
| MG | SW 355 Social Research | 4 hrs | ||
| MG | SW 365 Research & Stats for Social Wkrs | 4 hrs | ||
| MG | SW 440 Human Behav & Soc Environment II | 2 hrs | ||
| MG | SW 450 Social Work Practice II | 4 hrs | ||
| MG | SW 455 Field Practicum | 12 hrs | ||
| MG | SW 496 Senior Seminar: Social Issues & Policies | 3 hrs | ||
| 60 Credit Hours Required for Graduation | 128 Credit Hours required for Graduation |
| Note: The best preparation for the B.S.W. degree is to have a good foundation in the social sciences, as many general education requirements completed as possible, and a good orientation to the human services. |
| The good news is that at Marygrove you do not have to be formally accepted into the B.S.W. program to begin to elect courses in social work. You can take one or more social work courses while you assess your aptitude for and interest in the profession. If it seems right for you, then DO IT! |
| Marygrove College’s social work faculty welcomes your questions. We want to make it easy for you to transfer into our program. We’ll work with you to develop a 2-year, 3-year, or an extended plan that’s in line with your academic and career goals. |
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Marygrove
College Guide to Monroe County
Community College Transfer Students May 2000 *NOTE: College Requirements Are Subject To Change |