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Counselors
and Advisors assist students and develop their plans for transferring
to four year colleges. Students may take up to two years towards
a four-year degree at Mott Community College and then transfer
to a four-year college or university.
Students considering transfer should see
a Counselor or Advisor to assist them with their transfer
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These resources are available to assist with transfer planning:
- Transfer Guides
- Articulation Agreements
- Course
Equivalency Lists
- MACRAO
Agreement
- Michigan Transfer Network
- Consult the General Education and Transfer
Guides
Check
for your major at the college where you plan to complete
the four-year degree. General Education and Transfer Guides for
many majors at Michigan colleges are available in the Counseling
Center, PCC2030 and Advising
Center, PCC2040 (or online through the links indicated above).
- Review the catalog from the four-year school.
College catalogs are available at the Career
Resource Center, located in the Prahl College Center, PCC2050.
- Attend Transfer
Advisement Days.
Representatives from most Michigan public and private colleges and universities
visit the MCC campus each semester. For more information about Transfer
Advisement Days, contact the Counseling Center, PCC2030. Dates and times
are sent to students' MCC email accounts and are also on the Transfer
Advisement Days web page.
- Additional College Transfer Support Services for Disadvantaged Students
- Check the University
Center located on the MCC Main Campus.
This unique partnership allows students to earn a bachelor's or master's
degree from a major university without leaving Flint.
- University of Michigan-Flint Transitions Program
Identifies and recruits a select group of students at Mott Community College and encourages them to pursue a baccalaureate degree. The Transitions Program provides a series of support services that encourages persistence at MCC, directs students through the transfer process and continues with follow-up services to support academic achievement and graduation from the University of Michigan-Flint. Contact: Tonya Keener's Office: (810) 762-0421. Fax: (810) 232-9831 Email: tclack@umflint.edu
Mott2UM-Flint Concurrent Enrollment Program
Choosing the right university is a difficult decision. Finding just the right institution that offers a rigorous academic environment along with opportunities for exploration is important. In addition, selecting a setting that is conducive to the learning experience where a student can thrive and succeed is essential. For these reasons, the Mott2UM-Flint Concurrent Enrollment Program may be just the program for you! With a single admissions application, students can take advantage of the resources and course selection at the University of Michigan-Flint and Mott Community College. Mott2UM-Flint offers tuition savings and maximum flexibility on the path to a Michigan bachelor's degree.
- Mott2O - MCC to Oakland University Partnership Program
The Mott2O community college partnership program is one of the first of its kind in the state of Michigan. With a single admissions application, students can take advantage of the resources and course selection at Oakland University and Mott Community College. Mott2O offers tuition savings and maximum flexibility on the path to an OU bachelor's degree.
- Transcript Request
For official transfer of credit, use Official
Transcript Request through WebAdvisor or download and print the Transcript
Request Form (pdf).
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| Note: MCC cannot guarantee transferability
of courses to other colleges and universities. MCC, however,
is committed to providing each student with as much accurate
and current transfer information as possible. Students are
urged to see their MCC faculty Advisor or Counselor, and the
college to which they plan on transferring, to ensure they
have current information. |
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