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MACRAO Transfer Agreement
Effective Fall Semester 2007
The MACRAO Transfer Agreement was created to simplify the
transfer of students from community colleges to
baccalaureate colleges and universities. The agreement
provides for transferability of up to 30 semester credits to
meet many (in some cases all) of the General Education
Requirements at participating Michigan four year colleges
and universities. Thirty semester credit hours of
100-level and above college course work completed at one of
the Michigan community colleges will "transfer" to another
Michigan college or university, AND be applied toward
meeting the student's General Education Requirements at the
"transferred to" college or university. Completion
of requirements for the MACRAO Transfer Agreement does
not necessarily mean that a student has completed the
requirement for a specific Lansing Community College
associate degree.
The basic two-year requirements are:
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English Composition:
6 semester hours minimum |
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Science and Mathematics:
8 semester hours minimum |
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Social Science:
8 semester hours minimum |
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Humanities:
8 semester hours minimum |
Effective Fall 2007, the following establishes the approved list of LCC courses
under the four major distribution requirements for the
MACRAO Transfer Agreement. A course can be used to satisfy
only one category even though it may appear in more than one
category. Only courses in which at least a 2.0 is received
may be applied to this agreement.
A course that is transferred to LCC from another college or
university and is not equivalent to a specific LCC course
may be used to satisfy MACRAO if it is a general education
course, fits into one of the MACRAO areas, and meets LCC's
MACRAO Guildlines. To have such a course considered
for MACRAO, a student must obtain documentation about the
course from the school where it was completed, and submit
the documentation to the Enrollment Services Office.
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English Composition (minimum of 6 semester credit hours)
Any
one from each group:
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WRIT 121 or WRIT 131
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WRIT 122 or ENGL
122 or WRIT 132 or ENGL 132
A student with waiver of WRIT 121
indicated on the transcript must elect a second course from the
200-level offerings in WRIT or ENGL. Waiver of WRIT 121 should
be printed on the student’s transcript.
NOTE: Areas below contain 2, 3, 4 and 5 semester
credit hours, which may necessitate taking more than two courses
to reach the 8 semester credit hour minimum..
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Science and Mathematics (minimum of 8 semester
credit hours)
Choose courses in at least two (2) subject areas,
with a minimum of one laboratory science course. Underlined
courses indicate a laboratory course.
Biological Science: BIOL 120, 121, 127,
128, 145, 201, 202, 203 and 204,
210, 229, 260, 265; ISCI 122; PFHW 123
Physical Science: ASTR 201; CHEM 120, 125, 135, 151 and
161;
GEOG 121; GEOL 221, 222, 230; ISCI 121, 131;
METM 190; PHYS 120, 221, 251
Mathematics and Statistics: MATH 118, 119, 121, 122,
126, 130, 141. 151, 152, 161, 162, 201, 202; STAT 170, 215
(MSU
does not accept Math/Stat courses for the science requirement.)
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Social Science (minimum of
8 semester credit hours)
Choose courses in at least two (2)
subject areas.
Economics: ECON 120, 201, 202, 213, 260
Geography:
GEOG 120, 200, 202
Human Services: CHDV 101; CJUS 101, 102, 106,
255; GERO 100; SOWK 101
Political Science: POLS 120, 121, 201, 260,
270
Psychology: EDUC 204; PSYC 200, 202, 203, 205, 221, 250
Sociology/Anthropology: ANTH 270; SOCL 120, 254, 255, 260
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Humanities (minimum of 8 semester credit hours)
Take one of the following combinations:
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HIST 211 & 212 or 214; HUMS
211 & 212; HUMS 213 & 214;
ENGL 211 & 212; PHIL 211 &
212; RELG 211 & 212
OR
Take courses in at least two of the following areas:
Art History: HUMS 120, 211, 212
Foreign
Language: FREN 121, 122, 201, 202; GRMN 121, 122, 201, 202; JAPN
121, 122, 201; SPAN 121, 122, 201, 202
(Note: MSU does not
accept Foreign Language courses for the Humanities requirement.)
History: ECON 213; HIST 150, 211, 212, 214, 220, 230,
240, 260
Humanities: HIST 240, 250; HUMS 140,160, 213, 214, 215
Literature: ENGL 201, 202, 203, 208, 211, 212, 255, 256, 260,
266, 267, 270, 290
Performing Arts: MUSC 199, 240, 241; THEA 110, 210
Philosophy: PHIL 151, 152, 153, 211, 212
Religion: RELG
211, 212, 241, 242, 250
NOTES
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Students are advised to also
review specific transfer guides. Some transfer
institutions, for example, may require both a biological and
physical science to satisfy the requirements for the degree.
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Students seeking an LCC associate degree must fulfill specific
graduation requirements including the LCC General Education Core
requirements. See the LCC Catalog at
http://www.lcc.edu/catalog for additional details.
For further information and advising, contact an LCC academic
advisor or counselor located in Gannon Building, Suite 400, or
by calling (517)
483-1904.
The following 4-year institutions are signatory to the MACRAO
Transfer Agreement:
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*Adrian College
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Albion College
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Baker College
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*Calvin College
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Central Michigan University
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Cleary University
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*Concordia University
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Davenport University
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*Eastern Michigan University
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*Ferris State University
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*Finlandia University
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*Grand Valley State University
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Lake Superior State
University
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*Lawrence Tech University
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*Madonna University
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Marygrove College
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*Michigan State University
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*Michigan Tech University
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*Northern Michigan University
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Northwood University
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*Oakland University
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Olivet College
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Rochester College
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*Saginaw Valley State
University
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*Siena Heights University
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Spring Arbor University
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*Western Michigan University
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*Some limitations may apply. See MACRAO provisos listed
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MACRAO Provisos
Fall 2005 MACRAO Brochure
The following are a list of institutions and their
provisos in relation to the Michigan Association of
Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (MACRAO)
Agreement between two-year and four-year institutions.
All students are strongly encouraged to contact a
representative at the following institutions for more
detailed information before transferring. The
information presented is from college catalogs, web
pages or an institutional representative.
Information is current as of July 2005.
Adrian College
Students must complete a foreign language requirements.
At the community college, the student should take a
course with a non-western focus; Foreign language
is preferred..
Calvin
College:
Science & Math: 11-12 credit hours
1. Two science courses with required labs in each
2. Math - exemption possible through high school
work
Humanities: 28-30 credit hours
Before a language in history, communications,
philosophy, religion, literature, fine arts
Foreign Language: 12-16 credit hours
One language required (exemption possible through high
school work
Concordia University:
Students at Concordia must complete one course in
mathematics higher than intermediate algebra and one course in public speaking.
Eastern Michigan University:
Students who have been certified by a signatory
community college as having satisfied the general
education requirements of the MACRAO Agreement will be
required to fulfill only the four additional courses now
a part of the EMU’s general education requirements:
1. One advanced writing, speech, or foreign
language composition course.
2. One mathematical reasoning course (unless waived by
ACT scores).
3. One computer literacy course.
4. One cross-cultural/international studies course, all
from the approved list.
This agreement applies only to general education and
does not exempt the community college students from
meeting all curriculum and graduation requirements.
Ferris
State University:
To graduate with the following Ferris Bachelor degrees -
Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of
Arts, Bachelor of Applied Science, Bachelor of
Integrative Studies, or Bachelor of Social Work -
students are required to fulfill the following
additional General Education Requirements:
1. Three credit hours in a lover-level
communication course (Speech)*
2. Three credit hours in an advanced communication
course (advanced Writing)*
3. Math 115 or higher or proficiencies (Math)*
4. One course from the Global Consciousness
category (Global Conscious).
5. One course from the Race, Ethnicity, and Gender
Category (REG)*
6. If a student elects to complete one math and a
lab science as part of the MACRAO
Transfer Agreement, Ferris requires an additional
science course to be completed,
either lab or non-lab.
* These courses can be completed at the community
college prior to transfer to Ferris.
Special Note: In completing Ferris' General
Education requirements, one course may meet more than
one General Education requirement in the following
categories: Cultural Enrichment, Social Awareness,
Global Consciousness, and Race-Ethnicity-Gender.
Finlandia University:
Every student must take a 2 credit physical education
course. There may also be specific courses required based
on major chosen – see
http://www.finlandia.edu
for
general education requirements by major.
Grand
Valley State University:
Transfer students with MACRAO will still need to complete
a basic math course, two cultural emphasis courses
(which may be taken as part of MACRAO) and one
upper-level theme course.
Lawrence Technological University:
A grade of "C" (2.0) or better must be earned in all
courses satisfying the MACRAO agreement. Math and
Science requirements are not waived by MACRAO and must
be completed at LTU due to the nature of their academic
degree requirements.
Madonna University:
Students whose transfer coursework satisfies the MACRAO
guidelines may be required to complete the
following General Education requirements to complete a
Bachelor's degree, in keeping with the philosophy at
Madonna University.
Religious Studies -- 6 credit hours
3000/4000 (junior or senior
level) literature courses -- 4 credit hours
Biological Science or Physical Science or Mathematics --
3-4 credit hours
Computer Literacy -- 2-3 credit hours
Social Sciences -- 7 credit hours.
Michigan State University:
Follow Integrative Studies requirements rather than
MACRAO.
Michigan Technological University:
Students must fulfill all of MTU's General Education
requirements due to program specific requirements.
Northern Michigan University:
Transfer students who complete MACRAO typically have met
the core Liberal Studies requirements in Divisions I-IV.
Transfer students under the MACRAO Transfer Agreement
ordinarily must complete Divisions V and VI at NMU.
Many majors specify certain courses for part of NMU's
Liberal Studies requirements. These courses are
required for the degree and they must be taken even if a
student has sufficient hours to complete a particular
division. Students entering NMU under the MACRAO
Transfer Agreement must begin at and transfer directly
from a Michigan community college.
Oakland
University:
Students enrolling at Oakland must complete an
additional eight hours of English composition.
Prior English composition courses taken to complete
MACRAO will satisfy Oakland's writing proficiency
requirement only.
Saginaw Valley State University:
SVSU guarantees that the student that will have no more than
two categories of the 10 category general education
requirements remaining when MACRAO is completed. Students are also required to
complete at
least two communication intensive courses.
Siena
Heights:
With 60 or more hours, the student must take one
philosophy or religious studies course, a GEN 301
Seminar on the “Adult Learner” and a GEN 401
capstone course. With less than 60 hours, they must meet
all general education requirements.
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