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The Transfer Guide, Baccalaureate Completion Agreement, Joint Degree Program and Transfer Equivalency List information is provided by the respective Colleges and Universities. While Monroe County Community College makes every effort to insure accuracy, it should be noted that final determination of acceptance of transfer credit lies with the receiving school. |
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Transfer Guides: Program guides for students to follow if you know where you want to transfer and what major you are interested in. Although earning a degree from MCCC is recommended, it is not required. |
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Equivalency Lists (Transfer To): Lists of MCCC courses and equivalent courses at four-year (and other) colleges. You will need to know the college to which you plan to transfer. These lists are helpful in planning a transfer program where the student does not have a particular major in mind, or in checking out one or more individual courses. |
Equivalency Lists (Transfer From): Lists of MCCC equivalents for courses frequently transferred to MCCC from selected colleges and universities. Courses not on the list will be evaluated individually and added to the list if appropriate. |
| Baccalaureate Completion Agreements (2+2 and 3+1 Agreements): A guide for students to follow if you know where you want to transfer and also which major you are interested in. The bachelor completion agreements are designed for direct transfer into a particular program after earning a specific Monroe County Community College degree. |
| Joint Degree Programs: Monroe County Community College occasionally will enter into agreements with other colleges to offer degree programs not available on the MCCC Campus. These programs will usually require the student to begin at MCCC and then transfer to the other college for the remainder of the program and the granting of the degree. |
| MACRAO Agreement: The MACRAO agreement is an agreement between Community Colleges (MCCC included) and many participating four-year institutions within Michigan. It was developed by the Michigan Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (MACRAO) and gives students more flexibility in transferring general education courses if they have completed certain courses at MCCC. |
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