LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE
                                TRANSFER GUIDE

Title:  General Education Requirements, Michigan Technological University
Code:   1177                                                                       

All recommended courses will transfer and apply toward degree requirements
provided grades of a 2.0 or better are earned.  It is not required that students
complete all recommended courses prior to enrolling at MTU.  There are no
minimum/maximum credit restrictions in effect for transfer students.  There is a 
MTU residency requirement of one year (30 credits) for all students.  Qualified
students will be accepted any time they choose to apply regardless of the number
of courses completed (provided openings exist in their requested program).

Requirements for all bachelor degrees at MTU include 28 semester credits from the
General Education Curriculum.  Students should note that 9 of the 28 credits must
be equivalent to Junior/Senior level courses.  Transfer students can meet these 
requirements before entering MTU by following the recommendations listed below:

MTU Requirements                           LCC Equivalents

Perspectives on Inquiry
(UN 1001 and HUA 9000)                     WRIT 121/131

Revisions (UN 2001 and HUA 9000)           ENGL 122; WRIT 122/132

World Cultures (UN 1002)                   ANTH 270; GEOG 200; RELG 211/212

Institutions (UN 2002)                     POLS 120/121; SOCL 120

Additionally, students may take another 15 semester credits of General Electives
(or whatever is needed to total 28 semester credits when combined with the
credits listed above).
    A) The following classes will transfer to MTU as a portion of the nine-credit 
       Junior/Senior level coursework:  ENGL 290; HIST 212; any second-year 
       language class.
    B) The combination of ECON 201 and 202 will transfer to MTU as three credits 
       for Institutions (MTU's UN 2002) and three credits for a Junior-level 
       class (EC 3001).
    C) At least six credits must be from Anthropology, Art, Foreign Languages,
       History, Literature, Music, Philosophy, or Psychology.
    D) At least six credits must be from the Political or Social Science or
       Economics.
    E) Only three credits of acting, band, choir, drawing, painting, performance
       groups, portfolio, or sculpting may count toward the General Elective
       total.

NOTES:
1.  MTU's academic departments reserve the right to require specific courses as
    part of the General Elective guidelines.
2.  Three credits of Physical Education Activity classes are required, but do
    not count toward the 28 credit General Education Curriculum at MTU.
3.  Students majoring in the following programs should only take 12 credits from
    the General Electives category before entering MTU: Applied Ecology and 
    Environmental Sciences, Applied Geophysics, Business Administration;
    Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer 
    Engineering, Computer Network and System Administration, Computer Science,
    Construction Management Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology,
    Environmental Engineering, Geological Engineering, Geology, Liberal Arts-
    English, Materials Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering 
    Technology, Social Sciences, and Surveying Engineering.
4.  The Mathematics and Laboratory Science requirements vary from degree to
    degree and are not included in the 28 General Education requirements.

For further information and advising, contact Mark Provoast, Assistant Director
of Admissions, (906) 487-1862 or mlprovoa@mtu.edu; Michigan Technological
University, 1400 Townsend Drive, Houghton MI  48831-1295, (888) 688-1885.

 VISIT MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY'S WEBSITE AT http://www.mtu.edu.

ACADEMIC INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THIS GUIDE WAS NOT OFFICIALLY REVIEWED BY 
MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY IN 2009.  STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO CONTACT
THE INDIVIDUAL OR OFFICE INDICATED ABOVE TO VERIFY TRANSFERABILITY OF THE LCC
COURSES LISTED.
                                                                                   
Effective from Fall 2009 through Summer 2010