Transfer Services
Overview
The transfer process can be complex with information coming from all directions: admissions applications, college visits, official transcripts, credit evaluation, essays, references, academic requirements, financial aid, housing arrangements, major choice, etc. We can help with everything!
We can provide the following services:
- Schedule an appointment to help you determine which college or university will best meet your needs
- Assist you with creating a plan to ensure you meet the transfer requirements of your chosen institution
- Navigate the application process and offer tips on essays and references
- Provide resources such as transfer guides, course equivalencies, scholarship information, college directories and catalogs to help you make the best choice
- Connect you with representatives on campus from four-year colleges and universities during Transfer Fairs and Information Sessions
Transfer Tuesdays
11:00 am – 2:00 pm – MAIN ENTRANCE
DATES:
September 10, 2024
September 24, 2024: Cornerstone University, Ferris State University, Western Michigan University
October 8, 2024: Aquinas, Central Michigan University, Ferris State University, Grand Valley State
October 15, 2024: University of Michigan
October 22, 2024: Ferris State University
November 5, 2024: Aquinas, Calvin University, Central Michigan University, Ferris State University, Grand Valley State University, Western Michigan University, Northern Michigan University
November 19, 2024: Ferris State University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Oakland University, Baker College
Can’t find what you’re looking for?
Look further with the Michigan Transfer Network. Find colleges and universities that offer your program or major with College Navigator.
Effective Fall 2014, the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) has replaced the MACRAO Transfer Agreement.
This agreement provides transferability of 30 semester credits to meet many (and in some cases all) of the general education requirements at participating Michigan colleges and universities.
Muskegon Community College MTA Guide
For more information about the Michigan Transfer Agreement, click here.
MiTransfer & MiWorkforce Pathways
For a smooth transfer to a four-year institution, students should consult with a counselor/advisor at MCC (Schedule an Appointment) and the receiving institution. Use these guides to help plan your transfer pathway:
The MiTransfer Pathways agreements are multi-institutional articulation agreements that allow students to complete associate and bachelor’s degrees at participating institutions across the state of Michigan.
- Art
- Biology
- Business
- Communications
- Criminal Justice
- Exercise Science
- Mechanical Engineering
- Psychology
- Public Health
- Social Work
MiWorkforce Pathways provide guidance about transfer agreements between applied workforce degrees at community colleges and bachelor’s degree completion programs at Michigan’s public and independent colleges and universities.
Eligible MCC Degrees
Applied Business MiWorkforce Pathway
General Applied Science MiWorkforce Pathway
- Broadcast and Multimedia/Technical (AAS)
- Child Development (AAS)
- Engineering Technology (AAS)
- Electronics Engineering Technology (AAS)
- Biomedical Engineering Technology (AAS)
- Manufacturing Technology (AAS)
- Computer-Aided Drafting & Design (AAS)
- Criminal Justice/Corrections (AAS)
- Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement (AAS)
- Automotive Technology (AAS)
- Machining Technology (AAS)
- Welding Technology (AAS)
- CAD/CNC (AAS)
- Graphic Design (AAS)
Healthcare MiWorkforce Pathway
- Health Science (ASA)
- Administrative/Office Management – Medical (AAS)
- Respiratory Therapy (AAS)
- Nursing (AAS)
Information Technology MiWorkforce Pathway
The Michigan Transfer Network allows students and advisors to view transfer course equivalencies between many Michigan colleges and universities.
Learn MoreTransfer Guidelines/Checklist
1st Year Transfer Guidelines (1-30 Credits)
Semester 1:
- Make an appointment to meet with an MCC counselor
- Select 2nd semester classes
- Discuss program of study/ academic major
- Research potential transfer colleges
- Cost
- Majors & minors
- Required GPA & other admission requirements
- Explore Majors (FOCUS 2)
- Create profile on “Hire a Jayhawk”
- Apply for FAFSA for sophomore year at MCC (Oct.-March)
- Get involved on campus
- Attend MCC’s College Transfer Fair (October)
- Explore college transfer options
Semester 2:
- Make an appointment to meet with an MCC counselor
- Select summer and/or fall semester classes
- Make academic plan and/or MAP
- Discuss transfer school options
- Select a Major or career pathway
- Create resume on your “Hire a Jayhawk” account
- Need Help? Contact Career Services
- Apply for at least two scholarships for next year at MCC (January-March)
- Get involved on campus or volunteer
- Attend MCC’s College Transfer Fair (February)
- Prepare more specific questions to ask regarding transferring & majors
- Visit potential college transfer schools
Click to Download the First Year Transfer Guidelines & Checklist
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2nd Year Transfer Guidelines (30+ Credits)
Semester 3:
- Make an appointment to meet with an MCC counselor
- Make sure you are on track to graduate
- Select classes
- Apply for FAFSA for Junior year (Oct-March)
- Apply for more scholarships
- Apply to the transfer colleges you are thinking about attending
- Look at scholarship deadlines
- Submit any necessary documentation
- Continue working on your resume
- Visit colleges you are thinking of attending (If you haven’t already)
- Secure housing at transfer school
Semester 4:
- Submit Application for Graduation
- Register for orientation at transfer institution
- Submit official transcripts to transfer institution
- Meet with financial aid to discuss financial aid award letters
- Order your cap and gown for commencement @ MCC!
- MCC commencement fair is in March
- Enjoy this new journey and making new friends!
Click to Download the Second Year Transfer Guidelines & Checklist