Must be met prior to starting HSC 140:
-Mandatory attendance at HSC 140 orientation
-Successful background check prior to taking the course, per explanation
-Academic Reading and Writing Levels of 6
-Completion of GED or high school diploma
Must be met prior to clinical placement in HSC 140:
-Negative TB skin test
-Complete Health History form (physical examination by practitioner)
-Hepatitis immunization series or updated titers on file
-Health insurance
-Current BLS/CPR from AHA
-Background check/drug/fingerprinting per policy of hospital
In this program, students learn to setup and operate CNC machine tools with an introduction to programming. They learn how to use basic measurement tools and read blueprints. This certificate will highlight the fundamentals of manufacturing and measurement. Students completing this certificate will be able to safely perform basic skills within a manufacturing facility, including basic part manufacturing as well as the setup and operation of CNC machine tools to manufacture basic parts. Students will also be able to perform basic inspections using appropriate measurement tools.
Students with technology interests who enjoy working with their hands like gaming, manipulating code, robotics, 3D printing are suited for this line of work.
Eastern Michigan University, BA degree
(Must earn an AA or AAS with the Arts Management certificate)
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.
*Specialty Restricted Elective(s) may include:
Art: ART 101, 108, 111, 112, 114, 122, 125, 127, 129
Ceramics: ART 121, 128
Music: MUS 105, 133, 140, 147, 154, 204, 205
Dance: DAN 107, 108, 111, 180
Drama: DRA 152, 180, 204, 208, 211
Film: FLM 120, 150, 160, 185
Humanities: ART 130, 143, 150; HUM 101, 102, 103, 145, 146; PHL 205
Languages: ARB, CHN, FRN, GRM, JPN, SPN
Photography: PHO 103, 111, 117, 127
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
This certificate program is designed to meet the emerging demand for highly skilled automotive cybersecurity professionals. In this certificate program, students are introduced to the skills and strategies needed to test security related to automobile networks and related infrastructure. Students will work with the various automobile networks (CAN, LIN, Ethernet, and FlexRay) and explore protocols and messages produced by the vehicle that could be vulnerable to attacks. Students will consider risk mitigation technologies including authentication, encryption and firewall technologies.
Learners in this program acquire the following skills: Learn basic networking concepts including V2V, V2I and V2X communication; Understand common security terms and concepts and how they relate to automobiles in both a technical and compliance nature; Understand relevant vehicle technologies including ECU's (Electronic control unit) and basic electrical theory; Read and write basic computer programs and scripts; Develop process and procedures for testing the security of a vehicle's information network; Practice reverse engineering techniques for testing security.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Students must have:
-Academic Math Level of 3 to enroll in ACC 111
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
This program prepares students for dental assisting positions in a variety of settings such as private dental offices, dental schools, the military, and dental insurance offices. The curriculum includes the required dental radiography courses that allow graduates to expose dental radiographs in the State of Michigan. The program also prepares students for the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) examination, which leads to the nationally recognized status of a Certified Dental Assistant (CDA). As a CDA, graduates assist in the treatment of patients. Graduates of the program are also prepared to take the Michigan State Board of Dentistry examination, which gives recognition as a Registered Dental Assistant (RDA). As an RDA in the State of Michigan, graduates can perform specific intra-oral functions generally performed by a dentist. The program is accredited by the American Dental Association Commission on Dental Accreditation, 211 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611.
Students may enroll in this program in one of two pathways. Pathway I is the format for the student who is not employed in a dental office. Pathway II (ADAEP) is the advanced standing option for the dental assistant with two or more years of experience as a dental assistant who has passed all three portions of the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) CDA examination. These pathways are described in detail at https://catalog.wccnet.edu/current/programs/cfdac.php.
Washtenaw Community College uses a limited enrollment process for admission to this program. There are multiple requirements that must be completed prior to submitting an application for admission. For detailed information regarding admission to this health care program, please visit our Health Care website at https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/departments/alhd/. Prerequisite and program requirements along with WCC's point system and scales are reviewed annually and subject to change.
Students are expected to meet the prerequisite and program requirements of the catalog term for the semester in which they first begin the program. Details regarding WCC's admissions process and to download the application can be found on WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/.
Admission Requirements for Pathway I (On Campus):
Each year approximately 18 students are accepted to Pathway I for a Fall start on a first-qualified, first-admitted basis.
1. Admission to WCC.
2. Participation in a mandatory information session. Contact Jodi Neuman at jneuman@wccnet.edu.
3. Program prerequisite courses: HSC 101 or HSC 124 with a minimum grade of C+/2.3. Students who have completed BIO 109 or BIO 111 will have the admission requirement for HSC 101 or HSC 124 waived.
4. Academic Reading Level of 6 (College Level).
5. Academic Writing Level of 6 (College Level).
6. Verification of high school diploma or its equivalent, or post-secondary degree.
7. 18 years of age by May 15th of the year of program completion.
8. Technical Standards (see application packet). WCC reserves the right to request, before or during the program, that students successfully demonstrate specific physical and cognitive abilities related to the program.
Admission Requirements for Pathway II (ADAEP):
Each year, approximately 12 students are accepted to Pathway II for a Fall semester start on a first-qualified, first-admitted basis.
1. Admission to WCC.
2. Contact Tina Sprague in the Dental Assisting Department at ksprague@wccnet.edu.
3. Academic Reading Level of 6 (College Level).
4. Academic Writing Level of 6 (College Level).
5. Current and valid CPR card.
6. Pass all three portions (GC, RHS and ICE) of the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) Certified Dental Assisting (CDA) Examination or graduate from an American Dental Association (ADA) Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) Accredited Dental Assisting program.
7. Students must be employed in a dental office at least 24 hours per week as a chairside dental assistant. The participating dentist must validate the student's skills (see the Student Agreement of Participation and Dentist Agreement of Participation forms in the admission packet).
Continuing Eligibility for Pathway I (On Campus):
1. Complete orientation checklist within the DA Pathway I Orientation Blackboard Site
2. Students must purchase an account from a college-designated vendor to obtain a criminal background check and submit health records to the department by the deadlines provided at the mandatory orientation session.
3. Additional background checks may be conducted at any time during the program. Students may be required to have drug testing as well as additional criminal background checks and/or fingerprinting prior to the start of a clinical sequence as requested by specific clinical facilities. Any student found to have a positive drug screen for drugs prohibited by State of Michigan or Federal law (including marijuana) or controlled substances will be dismissed from the program. Failure to receive an acceptable criminal background/fingerprinting at any time, will result in dismissal from the program.
4. Students must complete any other health requirements as designated by the clinical sites.
5. All Dental Assisting (DEN) and support courses to the program must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
6. Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
Continuing Eligibility for Pathway II (ADAEP):
1. Complete orientation checklist within the DA Pathway II Orientation Blackboard Site
2. Continual employment working a minimum 24 hours per week as a chairside dental assistant during the program is required.
3. All Dental Assisting (DEN) and support courses to the program must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
4. Students may be required to have drug testing as well as criminal background checks and/or fingerprinting as requested by the Dental Assisting Department. Any student found to have a positive drug screen for drugs prohibited by State of Michigan or Federal law (including marijuana) or controlled substances will be dismissed from the program. Failure to receive an acceptable criminal background/fingerprinting at any time, will result in dismissal from the program.
5. Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
Dental Assisting Certificate and Degree Completion
Students completing the Dental Assisting courses outlined above will obtain a Certificate in Dental Assisting. Students may also complete an associate degree by using the same core dental assisting courses in addition to completing the general education requirements and electives for an Associate in Applied Science Degree in Occupational Studies.
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
This program helps students acquire basic knowledge and skills in math, foundational sciences, healthcare terminology and general education courses. The certificate fulfills major pre-admission requirements for Nursing, Physical Therapist Assistant, Radiography, Surgical Technology and general education requirements for an Associate in Applied Science degree. It provides students applying for a "high demand" healthcare associate's degree program with a certificate for the completion of most general education and/or pre-admission course requirements of the intended program. Students who plan to enter healthcare programs are encouraged to contact a counselor and enroll in the Healthcare Exploration course.
Complete one of the following Concentrations:
Nursing Intent
Physical Therapist Assistant Intent
Radiography Intent
Surgical Technology Intent
No Specialty
Math requirements vary dramatically from concentration to concentration. Please see an advisor for assistance with selecting an appropriate math course.
*CEM 101 Introductory Chemistry or high school chemistry is a required support course, with a grade of "C" or better.
**Completion of MTH 125X or MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisite in these programs. Completion of MTH 168 and MTH 169 will not fulfill the MTA Mathematics requirement. Students planning to transfer should take MTA-approved math courses. Financial aid will not cover an additional math course if a student enters a program with MTH 168 or MTH 169 but still needs an MTA math course.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
This program prepares students to transfer into an elementary education program at a four-year college or university. The first year of instruction in a bachelor's degree program in elementary education is covered. The program includes the general education courses used for many elementary education programs in Michigan that prepare students for the state-mandated basic skills tests. Requirements may vary among colleges so students should contact an advisor to discuss how the curriculum will transfer to your intended 4-year college.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
1. Students may be required to have a criminal background check and/or fingerprinting prior to the start of their clinical experience as requested by clinical facilities.
2. Completed health history form (physical examination)
3. Negative TB skin test
4. Current health insurance
5. Current BLS/CPR certification
6. Complete all courses with a minimum grade of "C"
The Robotics Technician certificate is a starting point for those with the desire to enter the field of automation and robotics. Students will learn how robots are programmed and wired into larger systems. Technicians work in industrial settings to operate, maintain, and program robots.
Students with technology interests who enjoy working with their hands like gaming, manipulating code, robotics, 3D printing are suited for this line of work.
Eligibility requirements that must be met prior to beginning SUR 101:
-Attendance at course orientation
-Successful background check per explanation at orientation
Eligibility requirements that must be met prior to beginning SUR 108:
-Negative TB skin test
-Complete Health History Form (physical examination)
-Hepatitis immunization series or titers on file
-Health insurance
-Current BLS/CPR certification
-All Surgical Technology (SUR) courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C+/2.3
-Background check/drug screen/fingerprinting per policy of hospital
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
This advanced certificate is designed for students who have completed the foundational Auto Body Repair (CTAUBR) program and wish to deepen their expertise in specialized areas of the field. This certificate focuses on advanced techniques and skills, providing hands-on training in critical industry areas to prepare students for high-demand roles in automotive repair.
This certificate is part of the Transportation Technologies Associate Degree (APOETT). Students can declare the degree and receive both the foundational and advanced certificates, along with the Associate's degree upon completion of the program. This structure supports a comprehensive learning pathway, helping students achieve credentials while working toward their degree. Meet with a divisional advisor or faculty to determine the best approach according to your goals.
The Advanced Automotive Services Technician Certificate builds on the foundational skills gained in the Automotive Services Technician (CTASVT) program, allowing students to refine and tailor their expertise to align with their specific career goals in the automotive field. Completion of the CTASVT certificate is required for entry into this advanced certificate. This program offers specialized training in critical areas such as Engine Diagnosis and Repair, Heating and Air Conditioning Systems, Engine Drivability, and Advanced Transmissions. Additionally, students will broaden their skill set through courses in Applied Auto Body Welding and Alternative Vehicle Fundamentals and Safety.
The CTASVT and the Advanced Automotive Services Technician (CVASV2) certificates are both embedded within the Transportation Technologies (APOETT - Auto Services Concentration), enabling students to achieve valuable credentials as they work toward their degree.
The Automation Specialist certificate builds on skills obtained in the Robotics Technician certificate for those with the desire to enter the field of automation and robotics. Students will learn how robots are programmed and wired into larger systems. Technicians work in industrial settings to operate, maintain, and program robots.
Students with technology interests who enjoy working with their hands like gaming, manipulating code, robotics, 3D printing are suited for this line of work.
In this program, students will build the essential skills for daily business operations, spanning the major fields of practice. Students will select courses from business management, marketing, finance and communication to build a personal career path.
Suggested Career Paths
Management
BMG 111 Business Law I
BMG 181 Introduction to Supply Chain Management
BMG 228 Purchasing and Inventory Control
BMG 240 Human Resources Management
BMG 273 Management Operations
BMG 293 Business Enterprise Essentials Capstone
Finance
ACC 110 Payroll Accounting
ACC 131 QuickBooks
BMG 111 Business Law I
BMG 228 Purchasing and Inventory Control
BMG 293 Business Enterprise Essentials Capstone
BOS 184 Spreadsheet Software Applications I
Marketing and Communications
BMG 160 Principles of Sales
BMG 165 Introduction to Sports and Entertainment Management
BMG 205 Creating the Customer Experience
BMG 206 Retail Principles and Practices
BMG 240 Human Resources Management
BMG 293 Business Enterprise Essentials Capstone
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, BS Degree
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, BBA or BS degree;
Concordia University, BS degree;
Walsh College, BBA or BS degree;
Wayne State University, BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
*Completion of MTH 125X or MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one of the elective course options for this program.
**Students intending to transfer to EMU should select an Arts/Humanities Elective that meets EMU Diverse World Requirements.
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Business School does not accept business or accounting courses from community colleges. If you wish to transfer into an accounting major at UM, please see a counselor.
In this program, students will demonstrate proficiency in the operation of automated design and machine tool equipment. Competencies in machine operation (CNC), computer aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM), manual programming, and processing materials will be developed. In addition, students will hone skills in the manufacturing and troubleshooting of part programs used for advanced manufacturing systems. Students will apply problem-solving skills learned in the program to create innovative solutions for real-world manufacturing challenges in preparation for entry-level positions within the advanced manufacturing field including CNC machining.
Students with technology interests who enjoy working with their hands like gaming, manipulating code, robotics, 3D printing are suited for this line of work.
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree;
Wayne State University, BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
College Level Reading and Writing levels of 6 and Math Level 2 are required.
Students much reach Math Level 4 prior to enrolling in NCT 121.
This program prepares students for higher-level support positions in office settings where increased responsibilities require technical skills in desktop publishing, presentation software, accounting, and database software. Students will also gain broader skills through completion of the general education courses required for an associate's degree.
Note: This program is not an AAMA Certification preparation program.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree;
UM-Dearborn, BA degree
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
This program gives apprentice and journey-level members of the articulated union building trade apprenticeship programs the opportunity to apply their apprenticeship training and trade-related experience toward an associate's degree in Construction Supervision. In addition to the courses in Construction Supervision, students will complete general education courses and receive prior learning credit for their work experience and apprenticeship.
Students must complete an apprenticeship program concentration in plumbing, pipefitting, HVAC, sprinkler fitting, ironworking, bricklaying, tile setting or other approved union building trade. Upon completion of this, students should apply for non-traditional credit evaluation of their apprenticeship experiences to meet the apprentice program concentration requirement (19-26 credits).
Architectural and Ornamental Ironworker (AOIW)
IWA 120
IWA 122
IWA 131
IWA 161
IWA 201
IWA 224
IWA 265
Brick and Block Laying Apprenticeship (BBLA)
BAC 100
BAC 101
BAC 102
BAC 110
BAC 111
BAC 112
BAC 210
BAC 211
BAC 212
BAC 213
HVAC Specialty (HVTC)
UAE 140
UAE 142
UAE 144
UAE 146
UAE 148
UAE 150
UAE 152
UAE 154
UAE 156
UAE 158
Journeyman Ironworker (JMIW)
IWA 120
IWA 122
IWA 131
IWA 141
IWA 155
IWA 161
IWA 172
IWA 201
IWA 224
IWA 272
Metal Building Erector (MTBE)
IWA 120
IWA 122
IWA 131
IWA 161
IWA 172
IWA 201
IWA 224
IWA 235
Pipefitter Specialty (PIPE)
UAF 102
UAF 120
UAF 122
UAF 124
UAF 126
UAF 128
UAF 130
UAF 132
UAF 134
UAF 136
Plumber Specialty (PLUM)
UAP 100
UAP 102
UAP 104
UAP 106
UAP 108
UAP 110
UAP 112
UAP 114
UAP 116
UAP 118
Reinforcing Ironworker (REIW)
IWA 120
IWA 122
IWA 141
IWA 201
IWA 224
IWA 241
Rigger/Machinery Mover (RGMM)
IWA 120
IWA 122
IWA 151
IWA 155
IWA 191
IWA 201
IWA 224
Sprinkler Fitter Specialty (SPRF)
UAR 160
UAR 162
UAR 164
UAR 166
UAR 168
UAR 170
UAR 172
UAR 174
UAR 176
UAR 178
Tile Mechanics (TILM)
BAC 100
BAC 101
BAC 102
BAC 120
BAC 121
BAC 122
BAC 220
BAC 221
BAC 222
BAC 223
* UA students may use APP 113 Math for Pipe Trades (3 credits)
**UA students may use UAT 210 Public Speaking (1.5 credits) and UAT 213 Planning, Teaching and Assessing Effective Lessons - Advanced (1.5 credits)
*** UA students may use SCI 102 Applied Science (3 credits)
This Associate of Applied Science degree provides students with a hands-on pathway for entering the construction industry. Courses are carefully selected to align with the specific skill sets required for a variety of construction tasks, including framing, finishes, mechanical systems, and advanced masonry. Students will gain experience with production processes, advanced construction techniques, and the interpretation and application of building codes. This program helps students prepare to sit for the Michigan State Builder's License Exam.
Upon completion of this degree, students will earn three credentials:
Construction Technology I Certificate (CTCON1)
Construction Technology II Advanced Certificate (CVCON2)
Associate of Applied Science in Construction Technology (APCONT)
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
-Admission to the Police Academy component of this program (CJT 229A and CJT 229B) is based on passing reading, writing, and physical activity examinations as well as fingerprinting and criminal history checks. Students are admitted to the program based on the priorities established by the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards (MCOLES).
-Students who do not enter the academy may complete the Criminal Justice Associate in Arts Degree instead of the Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Associate in Applied Science Degree, and will not be certified for employment.
-Students admitted to the Police Academy are required to purchase gym clothes, khaki uniforms, textbooks, and other supplies.
-Academy students are required to adhere to additional rules of behavior and discipline beyond the general code of conduct.
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
*Students planning to transfer to a 4-year college should take ENG 111; otherwise, student may consider ENG 107.
**Completion of MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or prerequisite in the program.
This degree is designed for students who wish to earn an associate's degree by creating a personalized program in the Digital Media Arts (DMA) to meet their individual needs. Students will design a 60-credit, multi-disciplinary program in conjunction with an academic advisor that will meet their personal educational needs for employment or career advancement.
DMA Restricted Electives (any course from ANI, AUD, GDT, PHO, VID, and WEB): 24 credits
David Clipner (Audio), Ingrid Ankerson (Graphic Design Technology), Kelley Gottschang (Web Design & Development), Randy Van Wagnen (Animation), Donald Werthman (Photography), Matthew Zacharias (Video Production)
Matthew Zacharias
Eastern Michigan University, BA and BS degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
See an advisor for assistance in choosing courses.
UM Dearborn
Central Michigan University
Oakland University
*ECD 101 is the prerequisite for ECD 240.
**Restricted Electives: COM 101, COM 142; DRA 180; ECD 101, ECD 180, ECD 200, ECD 205, ECD 210, ECD 220, ECD 221, ECD 225, ECD 230, ECD 280, ECD 281; ENG 226, ENG 242; GEO 101; GLG 100, GLG 114; HST 200, HST 201, HST 202; MTH 125#, MTH 125X#, MTH 160#, MTH 160X#, MTH 176#; MUS 180; PSY 100, PSY 206; SOC 205.
#It is highly recomended students check with their destination transfer school to ensure they are taking the correct MTA Math requirement.
This program is designed to provide students with the opportunity to develop hands-on skills for careers in high-demand fields like semiconductor and battery manufacturing, industrial electronics, and robotics technology. As the demand for skilled semiconductor and nanotechnology professionals continues to rise in our increasingly connected world, this program aims to strengthen the local workforce, equipping it with the expertise needed to compete on a global scale in this critical industry.
In the Industrial Electronics Concentration, students will develop skills in mechatronics and industrial automation, and will earn the additional Industrial Electronics Technology certificate upon completing the program. In the Semiconductor and Battery Manufacturing Concentration, students will develop skills in robotics and electronics manufacturing, and will earn the additional Semiconductor and Battery Manufacturing and Robotics Technician certificates upon completing the program.
Eastern Michigan University, BFA degree;
Wayne State University, BFA degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
Basic proficiency with desktop computers is required to enroll in GDT computer-based courses.
Note: Graphic Design computer-based courses are taught on Macintosh computers.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
*UA students may use APP 113 Math for Pipe Trades (3 credits).
**UA students may use UAT 210 Public Speaking (1.5 credits) and UAT 213 Planning, Teaching and Assessing Effective Lessons - Advanced (1.5 credits).
***UA students may use SCI 102 Applied Science (3 credits).
Eastern Michigan University, BS or BBA degree
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
This technology-driven program prepares students for entry-level positions within the mechatronics field as an automated equipment technicians. These technicians assemble, install, program, troubleshoot and maintain robotic systems and other automated equipment. This evolving field is suited towards people who enjoy working with technology to solve problems. Students will gain understanding of all systems involved with automation including: Digital and electromechanical systems and programming them (PLC), control of mechanical systems, computer aided design (CAD), robotics with vision and other systems. It is highly recommended that beginning students take at least one technical class during their first semester. See an advisor for assistance in planning your path.
Students with technology interests who enjoy working with their hands like gaming, manipulating code, 3D printing are suited for this line of work.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees;
Wayne State University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
A formal application and acceptance to the program is required. Application packets may be downloaded from WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/. Completed and signed applications must be submitted to the Health and Second Tier Admissions Office in the Student Welcome Center, located on the second floor of the Student Center Building during the dates indicated on the application.
Requirement After Acceptance
Upon acceptance, students must purchase an account from a college-designated vendor to obtain a criminal background check and to track their health records. The criminal background check and health records must be submitted to the designated vendor. Specific information regarding the college-designated vendor, health records, and deadline dates will be included in the program acceptance letter and/or provided at the mandatory orientation session.
WCC uses a competitive admission process for high demand programs in health care. WCC offers this LPN to RN program option every Spring/Summer semester for LPNs who have successfully completed the admission requirements for this program and prerequisites for NUR 134. Please see the application packet for the number of seats available each term. There are multiple requirements that must be completed prior to submitting an application for admission. Students with two WCC NUR course failures or withdrawals in failing status are not eligible to apply to this program. Applicants are required to meet all admission criteria and will be ranked based on a point system. The best qualified applicants will be selected for admission to the program. Student residency will be a weighted factor in the process. Details regarding WCC's Admission to High Demand Programs policy including priority levels are on WCC's Board of Trustees page: https://www.wccnet.edu/trustees/policies/2005/. Details regarding WCC's point scales that are used to calculate points are on WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/ .
Prerequisite and program requirements along with WCC's point system and scales are reviewed annually and subject to change. Students are expected to meet the prerequisite and program requirements of the catalog term for the semester in which they first begin the program.
Requirements for application are:
1. Admission to WCC.
2. All applicants are required to have a mandatory meeting with an advisor prior to applying to the program.
3. Verification of current, unrestricted LPN License.
4. Employment Verification Form showing at least 2,080 hours of employment within the last 2 years as a Licensed Practical Nurse or Licensed Vocational Nurse.
5. Program prerequisite courses:
a. MTH 160, MTH 160X*, MTH 176, or a Math course numbered 176 or higher, with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
b. BIO 111 with a minimum grade of B-/2.7.
c. COM 101, COM 102 or COM 200 with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
d. ENG 111 with a minimum grade C/2.0.
6. Pass the current version of the Test of Essential Academic Skills, ATI-TEAS https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/teas.php , by achieving the following minimum scores:**
Math proficiency - 60 percent or higher
Reading proficiency - 70 percent or higher
English and Language Usage proficiency - 60 percent or higher
Science proficiency - 45 percent or higher
7. Technical Standards. WCC reserves the right to request, before or during the program, that students successfully demonstrate the specific physical and cognitive abilities related to the Nursing program.
8. Residency verification.
*Completion of MTH 160X does not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisite in this program.
**If repeat TEAS test attempts are needed to meet required scores, the most recently passed scores in each subject will be applied towards admission requirements.
After Acceptance
1. Students are required to submit health records, undergo drug screening and complete a full background check paid to an outside vendor selected by the College.
2. Students must request up to fourteen (14) WCC prior learning credits and pay associated fees for their current LPN license/experience as needed to reach a minimum 60 credit hours. Nursing faculty will work with students to determine the correct number of hours.
3. Students should be aware that the Michigan Board of Nursing may deny a license to an applicant who has been convicted of a crime or is addicted to drugs or alcohol.
-Program courses are sequential and complemented with appropriate support courses.
-All Registered Nursing (NUR) courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C+/2.3 and all support courses to the program must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0 unless otherwise specified.
-Students are required to adhere to rules of the American Nursing Association (ANA) Nursing Code of Ethics.
-Additional criminal background checks may be conducted at any time during the program. Students may be required to have drug testing as well as additional criminal background checks and/or fingerprinting prior to the start of a clinical sequence as requested by specific clinical facilities. Any student found to have a positive drug screen for drugs prohibited by State of Michigan or Federal law (including marijuana) or controlled substances will be dismissed from the program. Failure to receive an acceptable criminal background/fingerprinting at any time, will result in dismissal from the program. Any cost, if indicated, for these checks is the responsibility of the student.
-Students in the Nursing (LPN to RN) program will be required to purchase special uniforms and supplies throughout the duration of the program.
-Students are required to submit health records annually while in the program.
-Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
The WCC Nursing Program prepares students for the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Credit earned in the nursing program can transfer to a BSN completion program. Learning opportunities are in the classroom, simulation lab, clinical setting and community. Students will be prepared to succeed in a dynamic healthcare environment.
For more detailed information regarding the health care programs at WCC, please visit https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/departments/alhd/.
Eastern Michigan University, BSN degree
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
A formal application and acceptance to the program is required. Application packets may be downloaded from WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/. Completed and signed applications must be submitted to the Health and Second Tier Admissions Office in the Student Welcome Center, located on the second floor of the Student Center Building during the dates indicated on the application.
Requirement After Acceptance
Upon acceptance, students must purchase an account from a college-designated vendor to obtain a criminal background check and to track their health records. The criminal background check and health records must be submitted to the designated vendor. Specific information regarding the college-designated vendor, health records, and deadline dates will be included in the program acceptance letter and/or provided at the mandatory orientation session.
There is mandatory attendance at the new student orientation session upon acceptance into the program. Students who do not make admission but are given alternate candidate status will be required to attend orientation to be eligible to move to accepted status if a seat becomes available.
WCC uses a competitive admission process for high demand programs in health care. Each year, approximately 100 students are accepted to the program; please see the application packet for the number of seats available each term. There are multiple requirements that must be completed prior to submitting an application for admission. Students with two WCC NUR course failures or withdrawals in failing status are not eligible to apply to this program. Applicants are required to meet all admission criteria and will be ranked based on a point system. The best qualified applicants will be selected for admission to the program. Student residency will be a weighted factor in the process. Details regarding WCC's Admission to High Demand Programs policy including priority levels are on WCC's Board of Trustees page: https://www.wccnet.edu/trustees/policies/2005/. Details regarding WCC's point scales that are used to calculate points are on WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/.
Prerequisite and program requirements along with WCC's point system and scales are reviewed annually and subject to change. Students are expected to meet the prerequisite and program requirements of the catalog term for the semester in which they first begin the program.
Students are encouraged to complete required support courses prior to beginning the program. This is a full-time program; no part-time option is available.
Requirements for application are:
1. Admission to WCC.
2. All applicants are required to attend a Mandatory Nursing Information Session prior to applying to the program. https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/mandatory-nursing-info-session.php
3. Program prerequisite courses:
a. MTH 160 or MTH 160X*, or MTH 176, or a math course numbered 176 or higher, with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
b. BIO 111 with a minimum grade of B-/2.7.
c. COM 101, COM 102 or COM 200 with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
d. ENG 111 with a minimum grade C/2.0.
4. Current or expired Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) certification from the state of Michigan or HSC 100 or HSC 164 or HSC 165, with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
5. Pass the current version of the Test of Essential Academic Skills, ATI-TEAS https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/teas.php, by achieving the following minimum scores:**
Math proficiency - 60 percent or higher
Reading proficiency - 70 percent or higher
English and Language Usage proficiency - 60 percent or higher
Science proficiency - 45 percent or higher
6. Technical Standards. WCC reserves the right to request, before or during the program, that students successfully demonstrate the specific physical and cognitive abilities related to the Nursing program.
7. Residency verification.
8. Upon acceptance, students are required to submit health records, undergo drug screening and criminal background checks using a vendor selected by the College.
9. Students should be aware that the Michigan Board of Nursing may deny a license to an applicant who has been convicted of a crime or is addicted to drugs or alcohol.
*Completion of MTH 160X does not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisite in this program.
**If repeat TEAS test attempts are needed to meet required scores, the most recently passed scores in each subject will be applied towards admission requirements.
-Additional criminal background checks may be conducted at any time during the program. Students may be required to have drug testing as well as additional criminal background checks and/or fingerprinting prior to the start of a clinical sequence as requested by specific clinical facilities. Any student found to have a positive drug screen for drugs prohibited by State of Michigan or Federal law (including marijuana) or controlled substances will be dismissed from the program. Failure to receive an acceptable criminal background/fingerprinting at any time, will result in dismissal from the program. Any cost, if indicated, for these checks is the responsibility of the student.
-Program courses are sequential and complemented with appropriate support courses.
-All Registered Nursing (NUR) courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C+/2.3 and all support courses to the program must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0 unless otherwise specified.
-Students are required to adhere to rules of the American Nursing Association (ANA) Nursing Code of Ethics.
-Students should be aware that the Michigan Board of Nursing may deny a license to an applicant who has been convicted of a crime or is addicted to drugs or alcohol.
-Students are required to meet clinical health requirements and to provide records verifying same while in the program.
-Students in the Nursing program will be required to purchase special uniforms and supplies throughout the duration of the program.
-Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
#If you are planning to pursue a BSN degree, it is strongly recommended that you take BIO 237 Microbiology, in place of BIO 147. BIO 147 will not transfer to a four-year university.
*These courses can be taken prior to being admitted to the nursing program.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees;
Ferris State University, BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
*ENG 111 is recommended for MTA transfer
**MTH 125 or MTH 125X is recommended for MTA transfer. Completion of MTH 125X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one of the elective course options for this program.
#PHO 103 fulfills the Arts and Humanities General Education requirement
##COM 102 is recommended
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
A formal application and acceptance to the program is required. Application packets may be downloaded from WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/. Completed and signed applications must be submitted during the dates indicated on the application to the Health and Second Tier Admissions Office in the Student Welcome Center, located on the second floor of the Student Center Building.
Requirement After Acceptance
Upon notification of acceptance to the program students must purchase an account from a college-designated vendor to obtain a criminal background check and to track their health records. The criminal background check must be submitted to the designated vendor before attending the first program mandatory orientation session. The health requirements must be completed within the dates provided in the acceptance letter and submitted to the designated vendor by the deadline provided in the acceptance letter. Students who have not completed a class using an online Learning Management System (LMS) through their high school or at WCC must familiarize themselves with WCC's LMS system. WCC offers LMS help and students can find information on the website of the LMS system. The student must sign a statement confirming fluency using WCC's online Learning Management System.
Washtenaw Community College uses a competitive admission process for high demand programs in health care. Each year, approximately 20 students are accepted to the program for a Fall semester start. There are multiple requirements that must be completed prior to submitting an application for admission. This is a full-time program; no part-time option is available. For detailed information regarding admission to this health care program, please visit our Health Care website at https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/departments/alhd/ .
Prerequisite and program requirements along with WCC's point system and scales are reviewed annually and subject to change. Students are expected to meet the prerequisite and program requirements of the catalog term for the semester in which they first begin the program. Details regarding WCC's Admission to High Demand Programs policy including priority levels are on WCC's Board of Trustees policy page: https://www.wccnet.edu/trustees/policies/2005/. Details regarding WCC's point scales that are used to calculate points are on WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/ .
Requirements for application are:
1. Admission to WCC.
2. All applicants are required to have a mandatory meeting with an advisor prior to applying to the program.
3. Program prerequisite courses:
a. Academic Math Level 3 or higher or MTH 160 or MTH 160X with a minimum grade of C/2.0.*
b. HSC 101 with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
c. BIO 111 with a minimum grade of B-/2.7.
d. ENG 111 with a minimum grade of C/2.0
4. Minimum cumulative program prerequisite GPA of 2.8.
5. Technical Standards (refer to the form in the admission packet). WCC reserves the right to request, before and during the program, that students successfully demonstrate specific physical and cognitive abilities related to the program.
6. 12 hours of observation in a physical therapy setting with a minimum of three (3) hours in at least two (2) different types of physical therapy settings (refer to the Clinical Observation website for guidelines https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/departments/alhd/physical-therapist/clinical-observation.php)
7. Residency verification.
*Completion of MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisite in this program.
1. Additional criminal background checks may be conducted at any time during the program. Students may be required to have drug testing as well as additional criminal background checks and/or fingerprinting prior to the start of a clinical sequence as requested by specific clinical facilities. Failure to receive an acceptable drug test and/or criminal background/fingerprinting check at any time, will result in dismissal from the program.
2. Students will be required to submit health records annually while in the program and must complete any other health requirements as designated by the clinical sites.
3. Students will be required to purchase special uniforms and supplies throughout the duration of the program.
4. Students are required to demonstrate that they have maintained competency in all skills taught throughout their progression through the program. Failure to demonstrate continued competency will result in dismissal from the program.
5. Students must have reliable transportation to clinical education sites which may require a commute of up to one hour.
6. All Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) courses and support courses to the program must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
7. Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
*These courses may be taken before admission to the Physical Therapist Assistant program. (It is strongly recommended that students complete the general education courses before entering the Physical Therapist Assistant program.) Students may transfer or substitute equivalent general education courses or a healthcare terminology course required for the Physical Therapist Assistant
program.
Completion of MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisite in this program.
This program prepares students for a career in diagnostic radiology as a radiographer. A radiographer is a technologist who produces images of the human body to aid physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of injuries and diseases. The program curriculum includes a series of courses offered in conjunction with individualized laboratory work and an extensive clinical experience in local hospitals. Upon completion of the program, the student will receive an Associate in Applied Science Degree*** in Radiography and is eligible to take the national registry examination administered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Radiographers work in a variety of settings including hospitals, clinics, doctors' offices and industry.
The program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology
http://www.jrcert.org/
20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2850, Chicago, IL 60606-2901, (312)704-5300.
For more detailed information regarding the Radiography Program, please visit the radiography web page at https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/departments/alhd/radiography/.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
A formal application and acceptance to the program is required. Application packets may be downloaded from WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/ . Completed and signed applications must be submitted during the dates indicated on the application to the Health and Second Tier Admissions Office in the Student Welcome Center, located on the second floor of the Student Center Building.
Requirement After Acceptance
Upon notification of acceptance to the program, students must purchase an account from a college-designated vendor to obtain a criminal background check. Specific information on the college-designator vendor, health records and deadline dates will be included in the program acceptance letter and/or provided at the mandatory orientation session.
Washtenaw Community College uses a competitive admission process for high demand programs in health care. Each year, approximately 32 students are accepted to the program for a Spring/Summer semester start. There are multiple requirements that must be completed prior to submitting an application for admission. This is a full-time program; no part-time option is available. For detailed information regarding admission to this health care program, please visit our Health Care website at https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/departments/alhd/.
Prerequisite and program requirements along with WCC's point system and scales are reviewed annually and subject to change. Students are expected to meet the prerequisite and program requirements of the catalog term for the semester in which they first begin the program. Details regarding WCC's Admission to High Demand Programs policy including priority levels are on WCC's Board of Trustees policy page: https://www.wccnet.edu/trustees/policies/2005/. Details regarding WCC's point scales that are used to calculate points are on WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/.
Requirements for application are:
1. Admission to WCC.
2. Program prerequisite courses:
a. MTH 125 or MTH 125X, MTH 160 or MTH 160X, or MTH 176 or a math course numbered 176 or higher with a minimum grade of C/2.0.*
b. HSC 101 or HSC 124 with a minimum grade of B-/2.7.
c. BIO 109 or BIO 111 with a minimum grade of C+/2.3.
d. RAD 100 with a minimum grade of B-/2.7.
3. Technical Standards (refer to the admission packet). WCC reserves the right to request, before and during the program, that students successfully demonstrate specific physical and cognitive abilities related to this program.
4. Residency verification.
5. Students admitted to the program must be 18 years of age by August 20th of their first fall semester in the program.
*Completion of MTH 125X or MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisite in this program.
1. Additional criminal background checks may be conducted at any time during the program. Students may be required to have drug testing as well as additional criminal background checks and/or fingerprinting prior to the start of a clinical sequence as requested by specific clinical facilities. Failure to receive an acceptable drug test and/or criminal background/fingerprinting check at any time, will result in dismissal from the program unless the student has documentation from ARRT of their eligibility to take the certification exam.
2. Students will be required to attend a hospital orientation session prior to starting their clinical rotation.
3. Students will be required to submit health records annually while in the program and must complete any other health requirements as designated by the clinical sites.
4. Students will be required to purchase special uniforms and supplies throughout the duration of the program.
5. Students are required to demonstrate that they have maintained competency in all skills taught throughout their progression through the program. Failure to demonstrate continued competency will result in dismissal from the program.
6. All Radiography (RAD) courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C-/1.7 and all support courses to the program must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0 unless otherwise specified.
7. Students must have reliable transportation to clinical education sites which may require a commute of up to one hour.
8. Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
*These courses must be taken before being admitted to the program.
Completion of MTH 125X or MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisite in this program.
**These courses may be taken before admissions to the Radiography program. (It is strongly advised that students complete the general education courses before entering the Radiography program.) Students can transfer or substitute equivalent general education courses required for the Radiography program. Contact the program advisor for approval.
***Students who are planning to transfer to a 4-year university should follow the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). See an academic advisor for more information.
This program emphasizes both the theoretical knowledge and the practical skills needed to succeed in both customer-facing and behind-the-scenes jobs in any type of retail setting. The curriculum was developed with input from industry experts and topics include the role of retailing in the supply chain, retailing formats and locations, organizational structure and key positions, growth and expansion, consumer communication, and brands and private labels. Student also learn about productivity, operational and financial measures, purchasing and inventory control, pricing schemes, and merchandise layout and presentation.
Students will take restricted electives toward completing a certificate as part of the program requirement in one of the following areas: Accounting for Business Certificate, Human Resource Management (HRM) Certificate, Business Sales and Marketing Certificate, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Certificate, Management Advanced Certificate or a Certificate or Degree in any occupational/technical area.
Eastern Michigan University, BS and BBA degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
*Completion of MTH 125X or MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one of the elective course options for the program.
**Choose a course toward completion of selected certificate.
Eastern Michigan University, BS and BBA degrees;
Wayne State University, BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
A formal application and acceptance to the program is required. Application packets may be downloaded from WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/ . Completed and signed applications must be submitted during the dates indicated on the application to the Health and Second Tier Admissions Office in the Student Welcome Center, located on the second floor of the Student Center Building.
Requirements After Acceptance
Upon acceptance, students must purchase an account from a college-designated vendor to obtain a criminal background check and to track their health records. The criminal background check and health records must be submitted to the designated vendor. Specific information regarding the college-designated vendor, health records, and deadline dates will be provided at the mandatory orientation session.
Washtenaw Community College uses a competitive admission process for high demand programs in health care. Each year, approximately 20 students are accepted to the program for a Fall semester start. There are multiple requirements that must be completed prior to submitting an application for admission. This is a full-time program; no part-time option is available. For detailed information regarding admission to this health care program, please visit our Health Care website at https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/departments/alhd/ .
Prerequisite and program requirements along with WCC's point system and scales are reviewed annually and subject to change. Students are expected to meet the prerequisite and program requirements of the catalog term for the semester in which they first begin the program. Details regarding WCC's Admission to High Demand Programs policy including priority levels are on WCC's Board of Trustees policy page: https://www.wccnet.edu/trustees/policies/2005/. Details regarding WCC's point scales that are used to calculate points are on WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/.
Requirements for application are:
1. Admission to WCC.
2. Program prerequisite courses:
a. MTH 125 or MTH 125X, MTH 160 or MTH 160X, MTH 168, MTH 169, MTH 176 or a math course numbered 176 or higher with a minimum grade of C/2.0.*
b. HSC 101 or HSC 124 with a minimum grade of B-/2.7.
c. BIO 111 with a minimum grade of B-/2.7.
3. Technical Standards (in the admissions packet). WCC reserves the right to request, before and during the program, that students successfully demonstrate specific physical and cognitive abilities related to this program.
4. Students must possess a high school diploma or GED prior to clinical courses.
5. Students must be 18 years old by September 1st of the second fall semester in the program (prior to beginning clinicals in semester 4)
6. Residency verification.
*Completion of MTH 125X or MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisite in this program.
Completion of MTH 168 and MTH 169 will not fulfill the MTA Mathematics requirement. Students planning to transfer should take MTA-approved math courses. Financial aid will not cover an additional math course if a student enters the program with MTH 168 or MTH 169 but still needs an MTA math course.
1. Additional background checks may be conducted at any time during the program. Students may be required to have drug testing as well as additional criminal background checks and/or fingerprinting prior to the start of a clinical sequence as requested by specific clinical facilities. Any student found to have a positive drug screen for drugs prohibited by State of Michigan or Federal law (including marijuana) or controlled substances will be dismissed from the program. Failure to receive an acceptable criminal background/fingerprinting at any time, will result in dismissal from the program.
2. Students will be required to attend a hospital orientation session prior to starting their clinical rotation.
3. Students will be required to submit health records annually while in the program and must complete any other health requirements as designated by the clinical sites.
4. Students will be required to purchase special uniforms and supplies throughout the duration of the program.
5. Students will be required to demonstrate that they have maintained competency in all skills taught throughout their progression through the program. Failure to demonstrate continued competency will result in dismissal from the program.
6. All Surgical Technology (SUR) courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C+/2.3 and all support courses to the program must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0 unless otherwise specified.
7. Students must have reliable transportation to clinical education sites, which may require a commute of up to one hour.
8. Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
Completion of MTH 125X or MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisite in this program.
Completion of MTH 168 and MTH 169 will not fulfill the MTA Mathematics requirement. Students planning to transfer should take MTA-approved math courses. Financial aid will not cover an additional math course if a student enters the program with MTH 168 or MTH 169 but still needs an MTA math course.
In this AAS degree, students have a choice to follow any of four specialty tracks that will prepare them for employment in the transportation industry. This option can be selected if an associate's degree is required for employment or advancement in a field. Each track features a variety of application-level classes where students perform lab-oriented practice for the required skills in auto body repair, automotive service, auto cybersecurity, or EV service related fields. Students will learn using the latest technology, methods and tooling in their area of concentration.
The program prepares the student for the State of Michigan Mechanics Certification tests as well as the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certification Exams. Students are encouraged to meet with a divisional advisor or faculty.
*MTH 157 Technical Math is the recommened math course for students pursuing this program as a terminal degree. Students interested in a transfer pathway should consult with their academic advisor to select the most suitable math course for a seamless transfer.
Credentials upon completion:
Auto Body (ABDY) Concentration = APOETT, CTAUBR, CTAUB2
Auto Cyber Security (ACS) Concentration = APOETT, CTACYB
Auto Service (ASVC) Concentration = APOETT, CTASVT, CTASV2
Electric Vehicle Service & Repair (EVSR) Concentration = APOETT, CTEVSF, CTEVST
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees;
Pennsylvania College of Technology, BS degree;
Wayne State University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University; BA and BS degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Devin Streur
Eastern Michigan University, BBA degree;
Northwood University, BBA degree;
Oakland University, BS degree;
University of Michigan-Flint, BBA degree;
Walsh College, BA or BBA degree;
Wayne State University, BS degree.
This program can meet the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). Students must have their transcripts certified for MTA completion by the WCC Student Records Office.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
*Completion of MTH 125X or MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisites in this program.
**See the MTA list to make course selections from any discipline except ECO.
#It is recommended students complete one or more of the following: BMG 181, BMG 230, BMG 250.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
This program meets MTA. Students must have their transcripts certified for MTA completion by the WCC Student Records Office.
*MTH 160 or MTH 160X should be completed at WCC to satisfy EMU's Quantitative Reasoning Requirement. If completed at EMU, MATH 110 will be required unless waived by ACT/SAT or math placement score.
Completion of MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at lease one course or prerequisite in this program.
Students transferring to EMU should see the articulation agreement for additional courses that can be taken at WCC.
Central State University, BS degree;
Eastern Michigan University, BA degree and several BS degrees*;
Madonna University, BS degree.
*For those interested in pursuing a degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice from EMU, students may take additional credit hours at WCC and transfer a total of 94 credits to EMU towards a Bachelor's Degree (124 hours). The following additional classes are recommended: ANT 201, SOC 207, SOC 250, and PSY 257.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees;
UM-Dearborn, BA degree
Oakland University
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
This associate of Art in Fine and Performing Arts Degree is a transfer degree designed to be the first two years of a bachelor's degree at a four-year college/university or develop the needed skills to work in the creative industry. This degree gives you the ability to select one of the Visual Arts or Performing Arts concentrations.
The Visual Arts concentration is designed to be the first two years of a Bachelor of Fine Art (BFA) degree and/or a Bachelor of Art Education (BAE) degree. This degree also prepares students who are seeking careers/positions as visual artists: those artists who are seeking work with community art education programs: gallery managers; professional art studio internships; teaching assistants; and those who wish to work as apprentices in community theater set designs.
The Performing Arts concentration is designed to be the first two years of a Bachelor of Art Degree (BA) in Music, Dance, or Drama/Theater. This degree also prepares students who are seeking careers/positions as performing artists; those artists who are seeking work with performance education programs: performance venue managers; professional performance internships; performance teaching assistants; and those who wish to work as apprentices in community theater or performance venues.
*First Year Language I and II meet the requirements; excludes conversational courses.
**Go to https://www.wccnet.edu/webfiles/foreign-language/global-studies-course-options.pdf
Eastern Michigan University, BSW*;
Madonna University, BSW;
Wayne State University, BSW.
*Students should meet with an EMU Department of Social Work advisor before applying for admission to EMU's program.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Faculty will review students' eligibility for the program on an ongoing basis.
1. Students must maintain satisfactory academic class performance, as evidenced by a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0.
2. Students must earn a "C" or better in all HSW courses.
3. To enroll in the Human Services field internships, students must have completed prerequisite courses with a "C" or better.
4. Students must maintain at least an 80% rate of attendance in class and in an internship placement.
5. Students must honor any agreement entered into with an agency serving as an internship site.
6. Students must maintain ethical behavior as defined in the National Organization for Human Service Education's "Ethical Standards of Human Services Professionals."
7. Students should be aware that internship sites might conduct background checks on applicants to determine if they have been convicted of a crime or are addicted to drugs or alcohol.
#Consult with a program advisor if transferring to any institution other than EMU.
*Select one of the following courses: MTH 125, MTH 125X, MTH 160, MTH 160X, MTH 176, or MTH 191. Transfer students should check with their selected school to confirm the math and/or credit requirements.
**Select one of the following courses: ART 143, ART 150, DAN 180, DRA 180, ENG 181, ENG 213, ENG 214, ENG 242, FLM 150, HUM 175, MUS 180.
***Select another course in a different discipline from the Humanities section of the MTA list.
If transferring to Madonna University, follow the curricular guide for that university. See a program advisor for details.
Madonna University, BA degree;
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
This program allows students to design a program of study to meet individual needs, and is a good option for students who are undecided about a major, or simply want to explore various areas in the arts and social sciences. This program allows for customization of coursework to meet the requirements of the transfer college or university. A counselor will assist in developing a program of study that meets all of the College's graduation requirements. A counselor can also help students determine interests, career and educational goals, as well as provide transfer and career information.
Major Concentrations (1-5)
Complete 15 credits from the following: ANT, ARB, ART, CHN, COM, DAN, DRA, ECO, ENG, FLM, FRN, GEO, GRM, HST, HUM, JRN, MUS, PHL, PLS, PSY, SOC, SPN and YOG.
Communication Concentration (COM)
COM 102 Interpersonal Communication
COM 160 Voice and Articulation
COM 183 Persuasion
COM 210 Nonverbal Communication
COM 225 Intercultural Communication
Eastern Michigan University, BA and BS degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
*Satisfies one of the Arts and Humanities requirements.
A course counted for general education or program requirements may not also be counted for a Major Concentration. See an advisor for assistance in choosing courses.
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
*See an advisor to select courses that will meet the requirements of the college to which you are transferring.
#Students following the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) should select their Arts and Humanities course from the approved MTA list except GDT 101 History of Graphic Design and PHO 103 History of Photography.
In this program, students explore the technical communication process in detail and develop skills in audience analysis, project management, technical writing and editing, document design and usability testing. Using tools of the technical communication profession, students prepare content for print and online delivery, develop screencast training modules, learn how to conduct a formal job search and create professional portfolios to showcase their skills.
The Technical Communication Associate in Arts degree is designed for students transferring to a four-year university and seeking a Bachelor of Arts degree. The General Education requirements fulfill both Washtenaw Community College's requirements and the MTA Transfer requirements.
*If your course(s) exceeds the recommended credit hours, you will need to reduce the number of credits in the restricted electives. Students who plan to transfer to a 4-year university are encouraged to meet with the Technical Communication program advisor to select appropriate general education courses.
**JRN 210 is strongly recommended. Students must meet with the Technical Communication program advisor to select additional elective courses.
Eastern Michigan University, BBA, BA and BS degrees;
Madonna University BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Students must have:
-Academic Math Level of 4 or higher to enroll in CPS 161.
-Academic Math Level of 4 or higher to enroll in MTH 176.
*Suggest selecting a WCC general education course that satisfies EMU's Diverse World Requirement. A list of these courses may be found at https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/emu-diverse-world.php.
See an advisor to choose courses that meet the requirements of the program to which you are transferring.
This program gives apprentice and journey-level members of the articulated union building trade apprenticeship programs the opportunity to apply their apprenticeship training and trade-related experience toward an associate's degree in Construction Supervision. In addition to the courses in Construction Supervision, students will complete general education courses and receive nontraditional credit for their work experience and apprenticeship.
Students must complete an apprenticeship program concentration in plumbing, pipefitting, HVAC, sprinkler fitting, ironworking, bricklaying, tile setting or other approved union building trade. Upon completion of this, students should apply for prior learning credit evaluation of their apprenticeship experiences to meet the apprentice program concentration requirement (19-26 credits).
Architectural and Ornamental Ironworker (AOIW)
IWA 120
IWA 122
IWA 131
IWA 161
IWA 201
IWA 224
IWA 265
Brick and Block Laying Apprenticeship (BBLA)
BAC 100
BAC 101
BAC 102
BAC 110
BAC 111
BAC 112
BAC 210
BAC 211
BAC 212
BAC 213
HVAC Specialty (HVTC)
UAE 140
UAE 142
UAE 144
UAE 146
UAE 148
UAE 150
UAE 152
UAE 154
UAE 156
UAE 158
Journeyman Ironworker (JMIW)
IWA 120
IWA 122
IWA 131
IWA 141
IWA 155
IWA 161
IWA 172
IWA 201
IWA 224
IWA 272
Metal Building Erector (MTBE)
IWA 120
IWA 122
IWA 131
IWA 161
IWA 172
IWA 201
IWA 224
IWA 235
Pipefitter Specialty (PIPE)
UAF 102
UAF 120
UAF 122
UAF 124
UAF 126
UAF 128
UAF 130
UAF 132
UAF 134
UAF 136
Plumber Specialty (PLUM)
UAP 100
UAP 102
UAP 104
UAP 106
UAP 108
UAP 110
UAP 112
UAP 114
UAP 116
UAP 118
Reinforcing Ironworker (REIW)
IWA 120
IWA 122
IWA 141
IWA 201
IWA 224
IWA 241
Rigger/Machinery Mover (RGMM)
IWA 120
IWA 122
IWA 151
IWA 155
IWA 191
IWA 201
IWA 224
Sprinkler Fitter Specialty (SPRF)
UAR 160
UAR 162
UAR 164
UAR 166
UAR 168
UAR 170
UAR 172
UAR 174
UAR 176
UAR 178
Tile Mechanics (TILM)
BAC 100
BAC 101
BAC 102
BAC 120
BAC 121
BAC 122
BAC 220
BAC 221
BAC 222
BAC 223
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree;
Ironworkers' Apprenticeship and Journeyman Training;
Rowan University, BA degree;
United Association Veterans in Piping.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
The program is only open to active members of articulated union building trade apprenticeship programs.
*UA students may use UAT 210 Public Speaking (1.5 credits) and UAT 213 Planning, Teaching and Assessing Effective Lessons - Advanced (1.5 credits). All others should complete an approved Second Writing/Composition or Speech course from the approved list.
#Recommended Arts and Humanities courses: ENG 181, ENG 214, HUM 146 or HUM 175.
**The prerequisite for this course may include a higher math level than those used in the program. See an advisor for assistance.
***Recommended Social Science courses: ANT 201, ECO 110, ECO 211, HST 123, HST 150, PLS 112, SOC 100, SOC 205 or SOC 207.
Eastern Michigan University
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
This program allows students to design a program of study to meet their individual needs. This may be a good option if students are undecided about a major and want to explore a variety of discipline areas with a concentration in math and natural sciences. The program also allows students to customize their coursework to the requirements of the senior college or university to which they are transferring. Students should begin by meeting with a counselor who will assist them in developing a program of study that meets all of the College's graduation requirements. A counselor can also help students determine their interests and career and educational goals as well as provide transfer and career information.
Math/Science Concentration
Complete a concentration in math or science 15 credit hours from no more than two disciplines chosen from Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Geology, Math or Physics (A minimum of 6 credits at the 200 level is strongly recommended). Students transferring to EMU should select from the following WCC courses: BIO 161, BIO 162, BIO 208, BIO 215, BIO 227; CEM 105, CEM 111, CEM 122, CEM 140, CEM 211, CEM 222; ENV 101, ENV 105; GLG 100, GLG 103, GLG 104, GLG 114, GLG 276; MTH 191, MTH 192, MTH 197, MTH 293, MTH 295; PHY 111, PHY 122, PHY 211, PHY 222. Please see an advisor to select courses that will meet the requirements of the college to which you are transferring.
Concentration 2
Complete a second concentration. Select 9 credits from no more than two disciplines listed below (A minimum of 3 credits at the 200 level is strongly recommended). Select from Anthropology, Arabic, Art, Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Chinese, Communication, Computer Information Systems, Computer Networking Technology, Computer Science, Computer Systems Security, Computer Systems Technology, Criminal Justice, Dance, Drama, Economics, English, Environmental Science, French, Geography, Geology, German, Health Science, History, Humanities, Math, Music, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology or Spanish.
*Completion of MTH 160X will not raise the student's Academic Math Level to 3, which is required for at least one course or course prerequisite in this program.
**Completion of MTH 168 and MTH 169 will not fulfill the Mathematics requirement for an AS degree or the MTA. Students planning to transfer should take MTA-approved math courses. Financial aid will not cover an additional math course if a student enters the program with MTH 168 or MTH 169 but still needs an MTA math course.
***Restricted Electives - Students will be referred to an advisor and advisors will be provided with a list of programs/courses such as HLT Certificates and Associate Degrees, Computer Software Applications courses or Human Resource Management courses.
#Clinical Experience - Students who have experience working in a clinical healthcare setting may request credit through a portfolio evaluation. Please contact advisors for additional information.
Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
*Select courses as designated for your intended program and school of choice.
**Students may use one of the following: HSC 100, HSC 103, or RAD 100.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees;
Ferris State University, Bachelor degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
Eastern Michigan University, BBA degree and several BS degrees;
Madonna University BS degree.
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
*Possible CIS/CPS electives include: CIS 282, CPS 161, CPS 251, CPS 261, CPS 278
See an advisor to choose courses that meet the requirements of the program to which you are transferring.
This program prepares students to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a bachelor's degree in actuarial science, biology, chemistry, math, or pharmacy. The program will give students a solid foundation in math and science. Students should obtain program requirements and transfer equivalencies from the college to which they are transferring.
Complete the requirements for one of the following concentrations. These concentrations may also list courses used to meet General Education requirements.
Biology/Pre-Medicine (BMED)
CEM 111 General Chemistry I
CEM 122 General Chemistry II
CEM 211 Organic Chemistry I
CEM 222 Organic Chemistry II
Elective: BIO 111, BIO 208, BIO 215, BIO 227 or BIO 237
Chemistry/Pre-Medicine (CMED)
CEM 111 General Chemistry I
CEM 122 General Chemistry II
CEM 211 Organic Chemistry I
CEM 222 Organic Chemistry II
MTH 197 Linear Algebra
Mathematics (MATH)
MTH 160 or MTH 160X Basic Statistics
MTH 191 Calculus I
MTH 192 Calculus II
MTH 197 Linear Algebra
MTH 293 Calculus III
MTH 295 Differential Equations
Pre-Actuarial Science (PPAS)
ECO 211 Principles of Economics I
ECO 222 Principles of Economics II
MTH 191 Calculus I
MTH 192 Calculus II
MTH 197 Linear Algebra
MTH 293 Calculus III
Pre-Pharmacy (PPHA)
Two Restricted Electives in Biology (see below)
CEM 211 Organic Chemistry I
CEM 222 Organic Chemistry II
PHY 111 General Physics I
PHY 122 General Physics II
Biology Restricted Electives for Pre-Pharmacy (PPHA): BIO 111, BIO 161, BIO 162, BIO 208, BIO 237, BIO 215 or BIO 227
Optional Transfer Courses for Pre-Pharmacy (PPHA): MTH 160 or MTH 160X, MTH 192, along with other Biology restricted electives. See a program advisor to select appropriate Biology courses.
- Students must have an Academic Math Level of 7 to begin the math sequence. Two years of high school algebra and one year of high school pre-calculus are recommended to prepare for this program.
- The biology and chemistry concentrations require one year of high school chemistry or CEM 101 with a "C" or better to enroll in CEM 111.
*Students transferring to EMU as a biology major may substitute MTH 176 or any higher 4-credit hour math course for MTH 191.
**Students transferring to EMU as a biology major may substitute MTH 160 or MTH 160X or higher for MTH 192.
***Students transferring to EMU as a biology major may consider completing BIO 208 at WCC prior to transfer.
+See the MTA list to make course selections from any discipline except ECO.
++Transfer students should consider a course from the the EMU Diverse Word Requirements list.
Eastern Michigan University, several BS degrees
Copies can be obtained from the Counseling Office, a program advisor, or from the Curriculum and Assessment Office Web site: https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php .
-Students below Math Level 7 will need to take prerequisite courses.
-Students may need additional prerequisite coursework for CEM and PHY courses.
*Students below Math Level 7 will need to take prerequisite courses.
**Math restricted elective select two from: MTH 197, MTH 293, MTH 295.
The Computed Tomography (CT) program is a post-associate advanced certificate program that is designed for registered radiologic technologists (ARRT), radiation therapists (ARRT), and nuclear medicine technologists (ARRT or NMTCB). This program offers the didactic and clinical experience that will provide students with the knowledge and skills that are required to become an entry-level computed tomography technologist. The curriculum is based on the recommended American Society of Radiologic Technology (ASRT) computed tomography guidelines. Upon successful completion of the Computed Tomography program, students are eligible to take the ARRT post-primary certification examination in computed tomography.
A formal application and acceptance to the program is required. Application packets may be downloaded from WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/. Completed and signed applications must be submitted during the dates indicated on the application to the Health and Second Tier Admissions Office in the Student Welcome Center, located on the second floor of the Student Center Building.
WCC Radiography students who are currently enrolled in the final year of their program and expected to graduate in the Spring/Summer semester are given priority and may submit an incomplete program application during the application window. It is strongly recommended that WCC Radiography graduates schedule and sit for their ARRT Certification Examination within the two weeks following the completion of their program. Verification of all pending admission prerequisite requirements must be submitted within the deadline to be eligible to begin the program if accepted.
Requirement After Acceptance
Upon acceptance, students must purchase an account from a college-designated vendor to obtain a criminal background check and to track their health records. The criminal background check and health records must be submitted to the designated vendor. Specific information regarding the college-designated vendor, health records, and deadline dates will be provided at the mandatory orientation session.
Washtenaw Community College uses a limited enrollment process for admission to this program. Each year, approximately 12 students are accepted to the program for a Fall semester start. There are multiple requirements that must be completed prior to submitting an application for admission. For detailed information regarding admission to this health care program, please visit our Health Care website at https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/departments/alhd/ .
Prerequisite and program requirements along with WCC's point system and scales are reviewed annually and subject to change. Students are expected to meet the prerequisite and program requirements of the catalog term for the semester in which they first begin the program. Details regarding WCC's admissions process and to download the application can be found on WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/ .
Requirements for application are:
1. Admission to WCC.
2. Program prerequisite course:
a. Cross-sectional anatomy course from a JRCERT accredited college or hospital-based radiography program or RAD 223 with a minimum grade of B-/2.7 or completion of the ASRT module titled Sectional Anatomy Essentials: The Series. Applicants must prove receipt of credits from the ASRT.
3. Graduate of one (1) of the accredited programs below:
-JRCERT
-JRCNMT
-Expected Spring/Summer graduate from WCC's Radiography program
4. Current American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) registration card showing primary certification in one (1) of the following areas:
-Radiography (R)
-Nuclear Medicine (N)
-Radiation Therapy (T)
-Expected Spring/Summer graduate from WCC's Radiography program
5. Minimum cumulative college GPA of 3.0.
6. Technical Standards. WCC reserves the right to request, before and during the program, that students successfully demonstrate specific physical and cognitive abilities related to the program.
1. Additional criminal background checks may be conducted at any time during the program. Students may be required to have drug testing as well as additional criminal background checks and/or fingerprinting prior to the start of a clinical sequence as requested by specific clinical facilities. Any student found to have a positive drug screen for drugs prohibited by State of Michigan or Federal law (including marijuana) or controlled substances will be dismissed from the program. Failure to receive an acceptable criminal background/fingerprinting at any time, will result in dismissal from the program.
2. Students will be required to attend a hospital orientation session prior to starting their clinical rotation.
3. Students will be required to submit health records annually while in the program and must complete any other health requirements as designated by the clinical sites.
4. Students will be required to purchase special uniforms and supplies throughout the duration of the program.
5. Students are required to demonstrate that they have maintained competency in all skills taught throughout their progression through the program. Failure to demonstrate continued competency will result in dismissal from the program.
6. All Computed Tomography (CT) courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
7. Students must have reliable transportation to clinical education sites, which may require a commute of up to on hour.
8. Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
A formal application and acceptance to the program is required. Application packets may be downloaded from WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/ . Completed and signed applications must be submitted during the dates indicated on the application to the Health and Second Tier Admissions Office in the Student Welcome Center, located on the second floor of the Student Center Building.
WCC Radiography students who are currently enrolled in the final year of their program and expected to graduate in the Spring/Summer semester are given priority and may submit an incomplete program application during the application window. It is strongly recommended that WCC Radiography graduates schedule and sit for their ARRT Certification Examination within the two weeks following the completion of their program. Verification of all pending admission prerequisite requirements must be submitted within the deadline to be eligible to begin the program if accepted.
Requirement After Acceptance
Upon acceptance, students must purchase an account from a college-designated vendor to obtain a criminal background check and to track their health records. The criminal background check and health records must be submitted to the designated vendor. Specific information regarding the college-designated vendor, health records, and deadline dates will be provided at the mandatory orientation session.
Washtenaw Community College uses a limited enrollment process for admission to this program. Each year, approximately 12 students are accepted to the program for a Fall semester start. There are multiple requirements that must be completed prior to submitting an application for admission. For detailed information regarding admission to this health care program, please visit our Health Care website at https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/departments/alhd/ .
Prerequisite and program requirements along with WCC's point system and scales are reviewed annually and subject to change. Students are expected to meet the prerequisite and program requirements of the catalog term for the semester in which they first begin the program. Details regarding WCC's admissions process and to download the application can be found on WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/ .
Requirements for application are:
1. Admission to WCC.
2. Program prerequisite course:
a. Cross-sectional anatomy course from a JRCERT accredited college or hospital-based radiography program or RAD 223 with a minimum grade of B-/2.7 or completion of the ASRT module titled Sectional Anatomy Essentials: The Series. Applicants must prove receipt of credits from the ASRT.
3. Graduate of one (1) of the accredited programs below:
-JRCERT
-JRCNMT
-JRC-DMS
-JRC-CVT
-CAAHEP
-Expected to graduate from WCC's Radiography program in the Spring/Summer semester
4. Current American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS) or Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) registration card showing primary certification in one (1) of the following areas:
-Radiography (R)
-Sonography
-Nuclear Medicine (N)
-Radiation Therapy (T)
-Expected to graduate from WCC's Radiography program in the Spring/Summer semester
5. Minimum cumulative college GPA of 3.0.
6. Technical Standards. WCC reserves the right to request, before and during the program, that students successfully demonstrate specific physical and cognitive abilities related to the program.
1. Additional criminal background checks may be conducted at any time during the program. Students may be required to have drug testing as well as additional criminal background checks and/or fingerprinting prior to the start of a clinical sequence as requested by specific clinical facilities. Any student found to have a positive drug screen for drugs prohibited by State of Michigan or Federal law (including marijuana) or controlled substances will be dismissed from the program. Failure to receive an acceptable criminal background/fingerprinting at any time, will result in dismissal from the program.
2. Students must complete any other health requirements as designated by the clinical sites.
3. All Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
4. Students will be required to attend a hospital orientation session prior to starting their clinical rotation.
5. Students will be required to purchase special uniforms and supplies throughout the duration of the program.
6. Students are required to demonstrate that they have maintained competency in all skills taught throughout their progression through the program.
7. Students must have reliable transportation to clinical education sites which may require a commute of up to one hour.
8. Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
A formal application and acceptance to the program is required. Application packets may be downloaded from WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/ . Completed and signed applications must be submitted during the dates indicated on the application to the Health and Second Tier Admissions Office in the Student Welcome Center, located on the second floor of the Student Center Building.
Requirement After Acceptance
Upon notification of acceptance to the program, students must purchase an account for a college-designated vendor to obtain a criminal background check and to track their health records. The criminal background check and health records must be submitted to the designated vendor before attending the mandatory program orientation session. Specific information on the college-designated vendor will be included in the program acceptance letter.
Washtenaw Community College uses a limited enrollment process for admission to this program. Each year, approximately 12 students are accepted to the program annually. There are multiple requirements that must be completed prior to submitting an application for admission. For detailed information regarding admission to this health care program, please visit our Health Care website at https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/departments/alhd/ .
Prerequisite and program requirements along with WCC's point system and scales are reviewed annually and subject to change. Students are expected to meet the prerequisite and program requirements of the catalog term for the semester in which they first begin the program. Details regarding WCC's admissions process and to download the application can be found on WCC's Student Welcome Center, Health and Second Tier Program, information page: https://www.wccnet.edu/start-now/degree/2nd-tier/ .
Requirements for application are:
1. Admission to WCC.
2. Graduate of a Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) accredited program.
3. Current American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) registration card showing primary certification in radiography.
4. Minimum cumulative college GPA of 2.7.
5. Technical Standards. WCC reserves the right to request, before and during the program, that students successfully demonstrate specific physical and cognitive abilities related to this program.
6. Upon acceptance, students are required to submit health records and undergo a criminal background check using a vendor selected by the college.
1. Additional criminal background checks may be conducted at any time during the program. Students may be required to have drug testing as well as additional criminal background checks and/or fingerprinting prior to the start of a clinical sequence as requested by specific clinical facilities. Failure to receive an acceptable drug test and/or criminal background/fingerprinting check at any time, will result in dismissal from the program.
2. Students must complete any other health requirements as designated by the clinical sites.
3. All Mammography (RAD) courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C/2.0.
4. Students who are dismissed from the program may not be eligible to reapply to the program.
Eastern Michigan University, Simulation, Animation and Gaming BS
For the entire list of articulation agreements:
https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
Eastern Michigan University, BBA with any Business Major
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apacct01b8
For the entire list of articulation agreements:
https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
Walsh College, Accountancy BAC, Business Administration BBA, and Information Technology BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apacct03a1
For the entire list of articulation agreements:
https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php
Wayne State University, Business Administration Multiple Degrees BS
For the entire list of articulation agreements:
https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
Wayne State University, BS degree
For the entire list of articulation agreemeents:
https://www.wccnet.edu/learn/transfer-wcc-credits/articulation-agreements.php.
Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
For the entire list of articulation agreements:
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/appat01o6
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Wayne State University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, BA degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Communication Major, BA or BS
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Central State University, Business Administration BS
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Devin Streur
Eastern Michigan University, Business Major (approved) BBA
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/aabatr01b7
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Oakland University, Business Administration Multiple Degrees BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/aabatr14b1
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University of Michigan-Flint, Business Administration BBA degree
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Walsh College, Bachelor of Business Administration BBA
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Wayne State University, Business Administration Multiple Degrees BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Paralegal Studies (Legal Assisting), BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Health Administration BS
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Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Children and Families BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apcd01d3
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Eastern Michigan University, Computer Science BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/ascspj01c4
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Eastern Michigan University, Computer Science BBA
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Eastern Michigan University, Computer Science-Curriculum BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Computer Science BA
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Walsh College, Bachelor of Science, Information Technology
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Managment, BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apcsn01c6
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Eastern Michigan University, Construction Management BS
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Walsh College, Applied Management BS
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Eastern Michigan University, BS degree.
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Rowan University, Construction Management BA
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/ascnsv13s1
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Walsh College, Bachelor of Science in Applied Management BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
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Central State University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Criminology and Criminal Justice BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Public Safety Administration BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/aacj01c3
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Ferris State University, Criminal Justicec BS
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Madonna University, Criminal Justice BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/aacj10c1
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Eastern Michigan University, Cybersecurity BS
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Walsh College, BS Information Technology
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Eastern Michigan University, BA degree
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Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
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Walsh College, Applied Management BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/aadvp01g2
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Eastern Michigan University, Children and Families BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/aaeced01d4
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Ferris State University, Early Childhood Education BS
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Northern Michigan University, Early Childhood Education BS
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Oakland University, Early Childhood Education BS
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Central Michigan University, Standard Certificate (Early Childhood and Elementary Education) Major in Teaching Grades PK-6
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Ferris State University, Elementary Education Pre-K - 3rd grade BS
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Ferris State University, Elementary Education BS
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Northern Michigan University, Elementary Education BS
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Oakland University, Elementary Education BS
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University of Michigan-Dearborn, BA Degree
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University of Michigan-Dearborn, BA Degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Environmental Science BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Exercise Science BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/asgsms01z2
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Eastern Michigan University, BFA with Graphic Design Concentration
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apgrd01g1
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Eastern Michigan University, BS in Communication Technology (Graphic Applications Option)
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apgrd01g3
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Wayne State University, BFA degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Health Administration BS
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Eastern Michigan University, BS and MS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Exercise Science BS
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Walsh College, Applied Management BS
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Wayne State University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/aphvcr01s3
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Eastern Michigan University, Social Work BSW
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Madonna University, BSW degree
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Wayne State University, BSW degree
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Walsh College, Applied Management BS
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Walsh College, Applied Management BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Computer Information Systems BBA
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/asispc01i1
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Eastern Michigan University, Journalism BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Media Studies and Journalism BS
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Walsh College, Bachelor of Science in Applied Management BS
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Central State University, Humanities BA
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Eastern Michigan University, BA degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Communication Major, BA or BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Communication, Media and Theatre Arts Major, BA or BS
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Walsh College, Entrepreneurship BBA
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Walsh College, Human Resources BBA
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Walsh College, Bachelor of Business Administration
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University of Michigan-Dearborn, Sports Management BA
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Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Business Major (approved) BBA
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apmngd01b5
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apmngd01ba
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Eastern Michigan University, Marketing BBA
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Walsh College, Marketing BBA
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Walsh College, Applied Management BS
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Wayne State University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Nursing Completion BSN
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apnurs01n1
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apnurs01n2
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University of Michigan Flint, Nursing BSN
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Oakland University, Nursing BSN Completion
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apost01o1
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Walsh College, Bachelor of Science in Applied Management BS
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Wayne State University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Paralegal BS
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Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, BFA degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Health Administration BS
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Wayne State University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/appdt01o7
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Eastern Michigan University, Electrical and Computer Engineering BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Mechanical Engineering BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Health Administration BS
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/aprad01r2
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Eastern Michigan University, Business Major (approved) BBA
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/aprm01b9
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Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Business Major (approved) BBA
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Eastern Michigan University, BS degree
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Wayne State University, Business Administration BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apscm11b3
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
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Wayne State University, BS degree
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apoett01o8
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Eastern Michigan University, Technology Management BS
https://www.wccnet.edu/articulation/apwldf01w4
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Walsh College, Applied Management BS
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Wayne State University, Welding and Metallurgical Engineering Technology BS
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