There are two types of transfer programs for which a student may prepare at Lansing Community College.  They include traditional transfer and non-traditional transfer.

General Transfer Information

Students planning on transferring to a four-year institution should be aware that universities and colleges differ widely in the courses they accept for transfer. In order to achieve maximum transferability of course work, students should consult an academic advisor or counselor with the Counseling and Advising Center, Suite 204, Gannon Building (GB).  

In addition, students intending to transfer should follow the transfer guide designed specifically for the major and the institution in which they intend to enroll. Students should understand that transfer guides are not LCC degree guides. Students intending to earn an LCC degree prior to transferring should consult an academic advisor or counselor. 

Transfer guides are available for many, but not all, possible transfer programs. Students  are encouraged to contact the Admissions Office at the transfer institution of interest if there is not a transfer guide available for a preferred major or institution. It is the student’s responsibility when transferring from LCC to be aware of the transfer institution’s policies and program requirements. Transfer guides and additional transfer information may be obtained online,  or by contacting: 

LCC Counseling and Advising Center 
Gannon Building, Suite 204  
Telephone: (517) 483-1904; (TTY) (517) 483-1207 
Fax:  (517) 483-1970 
E-mail: jacobsk@lcc.edu

	View Major Areas of Study to see which transfer guides are available through LCC.
	View LCC General Education Core Area  (PDF format) to see a list of LCC Core courses. View the Core/MACRAO Crosswalk (PDF format) to see LCC courses which satisfy both the LCC General Education Core and the MACRAO Transfer Agreement.
	Need a copy of your LCC Transcript?  Go to http://www.lcc.edu/enrollment/transcripts.htm.

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Traditional Transfer Programs 

Traditional transfer programs contain a set of prescribed requirements that are completed at LCC then followed by completion of the degree at the home campus of the transfer institution. Some universities, such as Central Michigan University and Western Michigan University, offer traditional transfer programs locally for students working full-time. There are 550+ transfer guides for traditional majors that transfer to Michigan's four-year colleges and universities.  Check out the transfer equivalency list to see how LCC courses transfer. 

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Non-Traditional Transfer Programs:

Two-Plus-Two (2+2) transfer programs are those in which technical, business, or health science associate degrees are completed first, followed by transfer with subsequent completion of prescribed requirements at the transfer institution. Some institutions offer programs at a satellite campus.

2+2 Transfer Programs Opportunities:

• Baker College

• Central Michigan University

• Concordia University

• Davenport University

• Eastern Michigan University

• Ferris State University

• Finlandia University

• Grand Valley State University

• Kaplan University

• Lake Superior State University

• Lawrence Technological University

• Madonna University

• Northwood University

• Olivet College

• Saginaw Valley State University

• Siena Heights University

• Spring Arbor University

• University of Michigan Flint

• Upper Iowa University

• Walsh College (Troy and Novi)

• Wayne State University

Three-Plus-One (3+1) are transfer programs in which three years are spent taking LCC course work followed by transfer and completion of the final year of a four-year program. The number of majors available and colleges offering three-plus-one plans are limited.  Check  3+1 Transfer Programs for the listing of available transfer opportunities. 

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Transfer guides are available online.  Because programs vary from one college to another, it is vital that transfer programs be planned in advance.  Students are encouraged to consult with an LCC advisor or counselor regarding your transfer plans.  Contact CAC at (517) 483-1904, (TTY) (517) 483-1207, or drop by the Counseling and Advising Center, located in room 204 of the Gannon Building.