LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE
TRANSFER GUIDE
Curriculum: College of Business, Eastern Michigan University
3+1 Transfer Program with LCC Associate in Business (0245)
Curriculum Code: 1302
Semester Semester
Code Title Credits Prerequisite Offered
REQUIREMENTS Total: 73 Credits
ACCG 210 Prin of Acctg I 4 See Catalog ALL
ACCG 211 Prin of Acctg II 4 2.0 in ACCG 210, see Catalog ALL
BUSN 118 Intro to Busn 3 See Catalog ALL
BUSN 201 Intern'l Busn 3 None, see Catalog ALL
ECON 201 Prin of Ec-Micro 4 See Catalog ALL
ECON 202 Prin of Ec-Macro 4 ECON 201/conc, see Catalog ALL
LABR 200 Intro to Lab Rel 3 See Catalog (See Note 6) F,SP
LABR 204 Emply Law Mgr 3 See Catalog F,SP
LEGL 215 Bus Law I, Basic 3 None ALL
MATH 130 Finite Math 4 2.0 in MATH 112, see Catalog (See Note 2) ALL
MGMT 200 Creative Think 3 See Catalog F,SP
MGMT 224 Human Res Mgmt 3 See Catalog (See Notes 6,7) F,SP
MGMT 225 Prin of Mgmt 3 See Catalog (See Notes 6,7) F,SP
MGMT 228 Org Behavior 3 See Catalog (See Note 6) F,SP
MGMT 231 Team Development 3 See Catalog (See Note 7) F,SP
MGMT 234 Diversity Wrkplc 3 See Catalog (See Note 2) ALL
MGMT 237 Mng Contin Imprv 3 See Catalog (See Note 7) SP
MKTG 200 Prin of Mktg 3 See Catalog ALL
SPCH 110 Oral Comm Workplc 3 See Catalog ALL
WRIT 121 Composition I 4 See Catalog ALL
WRIT 122 Composition II 4 2.0 in WRIT 121/131, see Catalog ALL
WRIT 127 Business Writing 3 See Catalog (See Note 2) ALL
LIMITED CHOICE REQUIREMENTS Total: 19 Credits
Complete the indicated number of credits from each CHOICE listed below.
CHOICE 1: Computer Information Systems 3 Credits (See Note 2)
CITF 110 Computer Inf Sys 3 See Catalog ALL
CITF 200 Inf Sys/Prob Slv 3 See Catalog ALL
CHOICE 2: Social Science 4 Credits
POLS 120 Amer Pol System 4 See Catalog ALL
POLS 121 State/Local Govt 4 See Catalog ALL
PSYC 200 Intro Psychology 4 See Catalog ALL
SOCL 120 Intro Sociology 4 See Catalog ALL
CHOICE 3: Humanities 4 Credits (See Notes 2c,8)
CHOICE 4: Philosophy 4 Credits
PHIL 151 Intro to Logic 4 See Catalog ALL
PHIL 152 Intro to Ethics 4 See Catalog ALL
CHOICE 5: Science 4 Credits (See Note 9)
TOTAL CREDITS 92
NOTES:
1. This transfer guide represents an articulation (partnership) agreement
between Lansing Community College (LCC) and Eastern Michigan University (EMU)
that facilitates the transfer of up to 92 credits from LCC Management (0245)
Program toward the EMU Business Administration bachelor degree program with
an approved business major.
2. LCC students whose transcripts are endorsed as "MACRAO Satisfied" will only
be required to meet EMU's additional four general education requirements as
listed below. Students must request a MACRAO evaluation of their transcript
from the LCC Registrar's Office. Students who do not satisfy the MACRAO
Transfer Agreement will have to complete all of EMU's general education
requirements.
a. A course in advanced written composition, advanced speech, or a foreign
language (WRIT 127 at LCC - included in the REQUIREMENTS above).
b. A course in mathematical reasoning (MATH 130 at LCC - included in the
REQUIREMENTS above).
c. A cross-cultural course (ENGL 260/270; HIST 150/240 at LCC - may be
selected for the Humanities Limited Choice Requirements options in
Note 8 below.
d. A course in computer literacy (CITF 110/200 at LCC - may be selected from
the Computer Information Systems Limited Choice Requirements above).
3. Only courses with a grade of a 2.0 or better will be accepted for transfer to
EMU. Only courses in which at least a 2.0 is received will be applied to
MACRAO by LCC.
4. A minimum cumulative GPA of a 2.0 is required for admission to EMU. Students
with a community college GPA of 3.0 or higher will be admitted directly to
the EMU College of Business without a probationary semester. Students whose
community college GPA is less than 3.0 may apply to be conditionally admitted
to the College of Business for the first semester at EMU and will be
regularly admitted after successful completion of at least 12 credits at EMU
with a minimum overall EMU GPA of 2.50.
5. Student should contact the EMU College of Business Undergraduate Advising
Office early, before completing an admissions application to EMU. To
facilitate the evaluation of transcript/s, students should attach a copy of
this articulation guide in their application to EMU and bring a copy of the
articulation guide to all advising sessions.
6. Under this agreement, LCC students may be granted several waivers from the
EMU College of Business. Students should see the EMU College of Business
advisor to request these waivers:
a. Students who complete LCC's LABR 200 and MGMT 224/337 with a 2.0 or higher
will receive a waiver of EMU's MGMT 384.
b. Students who complete LCC's MGMT 228 and MGMT 225/300 with a 2.0 or higher
will receive a waiver of EMU's MGMT 386.
7. MGMT 300, 304, and 337 from LCC's Advanced Management Certificate may be
substituted for MGMT 224, 225, and 231/237.
8. Complete a minimum of 4 credit hours from courses approved by LCC to satisfy
the MACRAO humanities requirement.
9. Complete a minimum of 4 credit hours from courses approved by LCC to satisfy
the MACRAO lab science requirement.
10. Students seeking an additional LCC associate degree must fulfill additional
graduation requirements. See the LCC catalog at http://www.lcc.edu/catalog
for additional details.
11. This transfer guide requires basic skill levels in mathematics, reading, and
writing. To determine accurate course placement, students should take the
Computerized Placement Tests in the LCC Assessment Center (GB 200) prior to
registration. For testing hours call (517) 267-5500.
For further information and advising, contact Amelia Chan, Assistant Dean of the
EMU College of Business Undergraduate Advising Center, 473 Owen Building, (734)
487-2344 or email amelia.chan@emich.edu; Pat Cygnar, Director-Community College
Relations, at (734) 487-6577 or pat.cygnar@emich.edu; or William Holda, Chair,
LCC Business Department, at (517) 483-1522. Copies of this articulation agreement
are available online at http://www.emich.edu/ccr/artguide.htm.
VISIT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY'S WEBSITE AT http://www.emich.edu.
Effective from Fall 2008 through Summer 2009
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