MiTransfer Pathways
HFC and Michigan colleges and universities have collaborated to develop MiTransfer Pathways, which build on the MTA. MiTransfer Pathways were developed to accept courses more universally from colleges to universities. This helps to make the transfer process smoother. Use this page to learn more about the available pathways, or talk to your advisor or navigator.
Art (Full MTA Based Degree)
Degree Program Information
| Institution | Degree / Program | Credits Required |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Ford College | Associate in Arts in Liberal Arts-Art (Full MTA based degree) | 60 |
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
The MiTransfer Pathways builds on the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). The MTA allows transfer students to select designated courses to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours fulfilling MTA distribution requirements. Students following MiTransfer Pathway agreements should complete the MTA in accordance with the sending institutions' course designations and consider whether any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will "double count" to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org.
The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Art MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students can complete a course in the Quantitative Reasoning pathway.
MiTransfer Pathways Courses
These courses are commonly agreed upon for transfer in this program around the state among participating institutions.
| Pathway Course | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Contact Hours* | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Art History I | ART / 121 | Art History Survey I | - | 3 |
| Art History II | ART / 122 | Art History Survey II | - | 3 |
| Drawing I | ART / 102 | Drawing I | 3 | 92 |
| 2D Design | ART / 101 | Two Dimensional Design | 3 | 92 |
| 3D Design | ART / 105 | Three Dimensional Design | 3 | 92 |
| Studio Art | It is recommended that students complete two studio art courses in two different mediums. Studio art courses should be selected on consultation with a faculty advisor based on the students’ major, concentration, or focus. |
*Indicates the total number of contact hours for the course for the entire term (i.e. 64, 67.5, 75, 90). Course equivalency will be determined by universities, in part, based on the number of contact hours.
Remaining Degree Requirements
These are additional associate degree requirements that are not MTA or MiTransfer Pathways courses. They may not be accepted for transfer by universities participating in the agreement.
| General Education or Program Requirement | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liberal Arts - Art Program Requirement | ART / 112 | Drawing II | 3/92 |
| Liberal Arts - Art Program Requirement | ART / 141 | Ceramics I | 3/92 |
| Liberal Arts - Art Program Requirement | ART / 113 OR ART / 116 | Life Drawing I OR Painting I | Either one is 3/92 |
| Liberal Arts - Art Program Requirement | CIS / 100 OR ART / 111 | Introduction to Information Technology OR Digital Media | 3/47 OR 3/92 |
| - | - | Remaining hours | 3 |
Art (Non MTA-based degree)
Degree Program Information
| Institution | Degree / Program | Credits Required |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Ford College | Associate in Fine Arts in Studio Art This is not a full MTA degree. This is an associate degree designed to enable students to transfer holistically into a BFA program at the two year point, half way through Gen Ed and halfway through Art courses. |
62 |
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
The MiTransfer Pathways builds on the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). The MTA allows transfer students to select designated courses to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours fulfilling MTA distribution requirements. Students following MiTransfer Pathway agreements should complete the MTA in accordance with the sending institutions' course designations and consider whether any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will "double count" to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org.
The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Art MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students can complete a course in the Quantitative Reasoning pathway.
MiTransfer Pathways Courses
These courses are commonly agreed upon for transfer in this program around the state among participating institutions.
| Pathway Course | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Contact Hours* | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Art History I | ART / 121 | Art History Survey I | - | 3 |
| Art History II | ART / 122 | Art History Survey II | - | 3 |
| Drawing I | ART / 102 | Drawing I | 92 | 3 |
| 2D Design | ART / 101 | Two Dimensional Design | 92 | 3 |
| 3D Design | ART / 105 | Three Dimensional Design | 92 | 3 |
| Studio Art | It is recommended that students complete two studio art courses in two different mediums. Studio art courses should be selected on consultation with a faculty advisor based on the students’ major, concentration, or focus. |
*Indicates the total number of contact hours for the course for the entire term (i.e. 64, 67.5, 75, 90). Course equivalency will be determined by universities, in part, based on the number of contact hours.
Remaining Degree Requirements
These are additional associate degree requirements that are not MTA or MiTransfer Pathways courses. They may not be accepted for transfer by universities participating in the agreement.
| General Education or Program Requirement | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio Art Program Requirement | ART / 104 | Color Theory | 3/92 |
| Studio Art Program Requirement | ART / 112 | Drawing II | 3/92 |
| Studio Art Program Requirement | ART / 113 | Life Drawing I | 3/92 |
| Studio Art Program Requirement | ART / 116 | Painting I | 3/92 |
| Studio Art Program Requirement | ART / 141 | Ceramics I | 3/92 |
| Studio Art Program Requirement | ART / 150 | Introduction to Digital Photography | 3/92 |
| Studio Art Program Requirement | ART / 123 OR Art / 229 | History of Modern Art OR Survey of Contemporary Art | 3/47 |
| Studio Art Program Requirement | ART / 273 | Studio Art Capstone | 1/17 |
| General Education | MTA English Composition Class | - | 3/47 |
| General Education | MTA English Composition or Communications Class | - | 3/47 |
| General Education | MTA Social Sciences Class | - | 3/47 |
| General Education | MTA Fine Arts / Humanities Class (Non-ART) | - | 3/47 |
| General Education | MTA Science or Math Class | - | 4/62 |
| Studio Art Program Requirement | MTA Social Science, Science, Math Class or Art/Art History Elective | Art classes may include: ART 142 – Ceramics II ART 161 – Black and White Photography ART 213 – Life Drawing II ART 216 – Painting II ART 250 – Intermediate Digital Photography ART 2936 – Topics in Studio Art Art History classes can include: ART 123 – History of Modern Art (if ART 229 is taken as Studio Program Requirement) ART 221 – Medieval Art ART 224 – Art of Islam ART 225 – Asian Art – Art of India and Southeast Asia ART 226 – African and Afro American Art ART 227 – History of Arab Art and Architecture ART 228 – Arabic Calligraphy ART 229 – Survey of Contemporary Art (if ART 123 is taken as Studio Art Program Requirement) ART 290 – Study Abroad in Art History |
MTA General Education classes range from 3/47 to 5/75 (some MATH or Lab Science classes). Studio Art classes are all 3/92. Art History classes are all 3/47 |
| Studio Art Program Requirement | MTA Social Science, Science, Math Class or Art/Art History Elective | Art classes may include: ART 142 – Ceramics II ART 161 – Black and White Photography ART 213 – Life Drawing II ART 216 – Painting II ART 242 – Ceramics III ART 250 – Intermediate Digital Photography ART 2936 – Topics in Studio Art Art History classes can include: ART 123 – History of Modern Art (if ART 229 is taken as Studio Program Requirement) ART 221 – Medieval Art ART 224 – Art of Islam ART 225 – Asian Art – Art of India and Southeast Asia ART 226 – African and Afro American Art ART 227 – History of Arab Art and Architecture ART 228 – Arabic Calligraphy ART 229 – Survey of Contemporary Art (if ART 123 is taken as Studio Art Program Requirement) ART 290 – Study Abroad in Art History |
MTA General Education classes range from 3/47 to 5/75 (some MATH or Lab Science classes). Studio Art classes are all 3/92. Art History classes are all 3/47 |
| Digital Design | ART 111 | - | 3 |
| - | - | Remaining hours | 0 |
Biology
Degree Program Information
| Institution | Degree / Program | Credits Required |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Ford College | Associate in Science / Biology | 60 |
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
The MiTransfer Pathways builds on the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). The MTA allows transfer students to select designated courses to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours fulfilling MTA distribution requirements. Students following MiTransfer Pathway agreements should complete the MTA in accordance with the sending institutions' course designations and consider whether any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will "double count" to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org.
The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Biology MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students can complete a course in the Calculus pathway.
MiTransfer Pathways Courses
These courses are commonly agreed upon for transfer in this program around the state among participating institutions.
| Pathway Course | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cell / Molecular Biology | BIO / 152 | Cells and Molecular Biology | 4 |
| Organismal Biology | BIO / 150 | Biology: Organisms, Genes, and Ecology | 4 |
| General Chemistry I | CHEM / 141 | Principles of General and Inorganic Chemistry I | 5 |
| General Chemistry II | CHEM / 142 | Principles of General and Inorganic Chemistry II | 5 |
| Organic Chemistry I | CHEM / 241 AND CHEM / 243 | Organic Chemistry I AND Microscale Organic Chemistry Laboratory I | 6 |
| Organic Chemistry II | CHEM / 242 AND CHEM / 244 | Organic Chemistry II AND Microscale Organic Chemistry Laboratory II | 6 |
Remaining Degree Requirements
These are additional associate degree requirements that are not MTA or MiTransfer Pathways courses. They may not be accepted for transfer by universities participating in the agreement. If there are remaining hours, use the Remaining Degree Requirements in Appendix B identified by the university to which the student plans to transfer to select courses that meet bachelor's degree requirements.
| General Education or Program Requirement | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Technology | Choose from list of approved courses | 3 | |
| CC Only: Add remaining hours | 4 |
Business
Degree Program Information
| Institution | Degree / Program | Credits Required |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Ford College | Associate in Business / Management | 60 |
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
The MiTransfer Pathways builds on the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). The MTA allows transfer students to select designated courses to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours fulfilling MTA distribution requirements. Students following MiTransfer Pathway agreements should complete the MTA in accordance with the sending institutions' course designations and consider whether any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will "double count" to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org.
The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Business MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students can complete a course in the Statistics pathway.
MiTransfer Pathways Courses
These courses are commonly agreed upon for transfer in this program around the state among participating institutions.
| Pathway Course | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microeconomics | BEC / 152 | Principles of Microeconomics | 3 |
| Macroeconomics | BEC / 151 | Principles of Macroeconomics | 3 |
| Financial Accounting | BAC / 141 | Introduction to Financial Accounting | 4 |
| Managerial Accounting | BAC / 132 | Introduction to Managerial Accounting | 4 |
| Business Law | BLW / 253 | Business Law and the Legal Environment | 4 |
Remaining Degree Requirements
These are additional associate degree requirements that are not MTA or MiTransfer Pathways courses. They may not be accepted for transfer by universities participating in the agreement. If there are remaining hours, use the Remaining Degree Requirements in Appendix B identified by the university to which the student plans to transfer to select courses that meet bachelor's degree requirements.
| General Education or Program Requirement | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Information Systems | CIS 100 | Introduction to Information Technology | 3 |
| Remaining hours | 9 |
Criminal Justice
Degree Program Information
| Institution | Degree / Program | Credits Required |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Ford College | Criminal Justice - Law Enforcement | 61 |
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
The MiTransfer Pathways builds on the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). The MTA allows transfer students to select designated courses to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours fulfilling MTA distribution requirements. Students following MiTransfer Pathway agreements should complete the MTA in accordance with the sending institutions' course designations and consider whether any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will "double count" to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org.
The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Criminal Justice MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students can complete a course in any of the pathways.
MiTransfer Pathways Courses
These courses are commonly agreed upon for transfer in this program around the state among participating institutions.
| Pathway Course | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Psychology | PSY / 131 | Introductory Psychology | 3 |
| Introduction to Sociology | SOC / 131 | Introductory Sociology | 3 |
| Social Psychology | CRJ / 131 | Introduction to Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice | 3 |
| Intro to Corrections | CRJ / 136 | Introduction to Corrections | 3 |
Remaining Degree Requirements
These are additional associate degree requirements that are not MTA or MiTransfer Pathways courses. They may not be accepted for transfer by universities participating in the agreement. If there are remaining hours, use the Remaining Degree Requirements in Appendix B identified by the university to which the student plans to transfer to select courses that meet bachelor's degree requirements.
| General Education or Program Requirement | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Required Core Courses | CRJ / 131 | Introduction to Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice | 3 |
| Required Core Courses | CRJ / 132 | Police Administration - Staff and Line Operations | 3 |
| Required Core Courses | CRJ / 134 | Criminal Investigation | 3 |
| Required Core Courses | CRJ / 251 | Criminal Law | 4 |
| Required Core Courses | CRJ / 252 | Criminal Procedure | 4 |
| Required Core Courses | CRJ / 285 | Topics in Criminal Justice / Law Enforcement | 3 |
| Required Support Courses | CIS / 100 | Introduction to Information Technology | 3 |
Exercise Science
Degree Program Information
| Institution | Degree / Program | Credits Required |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Ford College | Fitness Leadership - AAS | 60 |
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
The MiTransfer Pathways builds on the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). The MTA allows transfer students to select designated courses to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours fulfilling MTA distribution requirements. Students following MiTransfer Pathway agreements should complete the MTA in accordance with the sending institutions' course designations and consider whether any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will "double count" to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org.
The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Exervise Science MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students can complete a course in the Calculus pathway.
MiTransfer Pathways Courses
These courses are commonly agreed upon for transfer in this program around the state among participating institutions.
| Pathway Course | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anatomy & Physiology I (w/lab) | BIO / 233 | Anatomy and Physiology I | 4 |
| Anatomy & Physiology II (w/lab) | BIO / 234 | Anatomy and Physiology II | 4 |
| General Chemistry I (w/lab) | CHEM / 131 | Principles of Chemistry | 4 |
| Overview of Exercise Science | N/A | N/A | - |
| Introduction to Psychology | PSY / 131 | Introduction to Psychology | 3 |
Remaining Degree Requirements
These are additional associate degree requirements that are not MTA or MiTransfer Pathways courses. They may not be accepted for transfer by universities participating in the agreement. If there are remaining hours, use the Remaining Degree Requirements in Appendix B identified by the university to which the student plans to transfer to select courses that meet bachelor's degree requirements.
| General Education or Program Requirement | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program Requirement | HPE / 141 | Introduction to Health and Wellness | 3 |
| Program Requirement | HPE / 151 | Methods for Teaching Exercise | 3 |
| Program Requirement | HPE / 192 | Internship in Physical Education | 2 |
| Program Requirement | HPE / 200 | Exercise Facility, Equipment, and Safety | 3 |
| Program Requirement | HPE / 212 | Measurement and Prescription of Fitness and Sports | 3 |
| Program Requirement | HPE / 258 | Advanced Strength Training | 3 |
| Program Requirement | HPE / 260 | Nutrition, Health, and Physical Education for the Classroom Teacher | 4 |
| Program Requirement | HPE / 270 | Exercise Physiology | 4 |
| Program Requirement | HPEA / 122 | Yoga-Based Fitness | 2 |
| Program Requirement | HPEA / 155 | Relaxation Techniques for Stress Management | 2 |
| Program Requirement | HPEA / 110 OR HPEA / 210 | Volleyball I or Volleyball II | 2 |
| Program Requirement | HPEA / 117 OR HPEA / 217 | Strength Training and Physical Conditioning I OR Strength Training and Physical Conditioning II | 3 |
| Program Requirement | CIS / 100 OR HCS / 131 | Introduction to Information Technology OR Computers in Health Care | 3 |
| Program Requirement | BBA / 131 | Introduction to Business | 3 |
| Remaining hours/electives as needed to meet minimums |
Mechanical Engineering (AAS Pre-Engineering: Mechanical / Industrial)
Degree Program Information
| Institution | Degree / Program | Credits Required |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Ford College | AAS Pre-Engineering: Mechanical/Industrial | 78 |
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
The MiTransfer Pathways builds on the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). The MTA allows transfer students to select designated courses to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours fulfilling MTA distribution requirements. Students following MiTransfer Pathway agreements should complete the MTA in accordance with the sending institutions' course designations and consider whether any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will "double count" to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org.
The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Mechanical Engineering MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students complete a course in the Calculus pathway.
MiTransfer Pathways Courses
These courses are commonly agreed upon for transfer in this program around the state among participating institutions.
| Pathway Course | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calculus I | MATH / 180 | Calculus I | 5 |
| Calculus II | MATH / 183 | Calculus II | 5 |
| Calculus III | MATH / 280 | Calculus III | 5 |
| Differential Equations* | MATH / 288 | Differential Equations | 5 |
| Physics I (calculus-based, w/lab) | PHYS / 231 | Engineering Physics I | 5 |
| Physics II (calculus-based, w/lab) | PHYS / 232 | Engineering Physics II | 5 |
| Chemistry I (w/lab) | CHEM / 141 | Principles of General and Inorganic Chemistry I | 5 |
| Statics | ENGR / 232 | Statics | 3 |
| Dynamics | ENGR / 233 | Dynamics | 3 |
| Mechanics of Solids/Strength of Materials (no lab required) | ENGR / 235 | Mechanics of Materials | 2 |
*Minimum 4 credits, linear algebra must be covered.
Remaining Degree Requirements
These are additional associate degree requirements that are not MTA or MiTransfer Pathways courses. They may not be accepted for transfer by universities participating in the agreement. If there are remaining hours, use the Remaining Degree Requirements in Appendix B identified by the university to which the student plans to transfer to select courses that meet bachelor's degree requirements.
| General Education or Program Requirement | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intro to Engineering | ENGR / 130 | Introduction to Engineering | 3 |
| Intro to Material Science | ENGR / 201 | Science of Materials | 3 |
| Design and Drafting | ENGR / 121 | Engineering Design and 3D Printing | 3 |
| Computer Technology | ENGR / 125 | Introduction to Computation for Engineers | 3 |
| Second Chemistry | CHEM / 142 | General Chemistry II | 5 |
| - | - | Remaining hours | 16 |
Mechanical Engineering (AS Pre-Engineering: Mechanical / Industrial)
Degree Program Information
| Institution | Degree / Program | Credits Required |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Ford College | AS Pre-Engineering: Mechanical/Industrial | 60 |
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
The MiTransfer Pathways builds on the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). The MTA allows transfer students to select designated courses to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours fulfilling MTA distribution requirements. Students following MiTransfer Pathway agreements should complete the MTA in accordance with the sending institutions' course designations and consider whether any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will "double count" to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org.
The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Mechanical Engineering MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students complete a course in the Calculus pathway.
MiTransfer Pathways Courses
These courses are commonly agreed upon for transfer in this program around the state among participating institutions.
| Pathway Course | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calculus I | MATH / 180 | Calculus I | 5 |
| Calculus II | MATH / 183 | Calculus II | 5 |
| Calculus III | MATH / 280 | Calculus III | 5 |
| Differential Equations* | MATH / 288 | Differential Equations | 5 |
| Physics I (calculus-based, w/lab) | PHYS / 231 | Engineering Physics I | 5 |
| Physics II (calculus-based, w/lab) | PHYS / 232 | Engineering Physics II | 5 |
| Chemistry I (w/lab) | CHEM / 141 | Principles of General and Inorganic Chemistry I | 5 |
| Statics | - | - | - |
| Dynamics | - | - | - |
| Mechanics of Solids/Strength of Materials (no lab required) | - | - | - |
*Minimum 4 credits, linear algebra must be covered.
Remaining Degree Requirements
These are additional associate degree requirements that are not MTA or MiTransfer Pathways courses. They may not be accepted for transfer by universities participating in the agreement. If there are remaining hours, use the Remaining Degree Requirements in Appendix B identified by the university to which the student plans to transfer to select courses that meet bachelor's degree requirements.
| General Education or Program Requirement | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intro to Engineering | ENGR / 130 | Introduction to Engineering | 3 |
| Computer Technology | ENGR / 125 | Introduction to Computation for Engineers | 3 |
| General Electives | Any Course | Elective | 1 |
Psychology
Degree Program Information
| Institution | Degree / Program | Credits Required |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Ford College | AA Liberal Arts/Area of Study Psychology | 60 |
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
The MiTransfer Pathways builds on the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). The MTA allows transfer students to select designated courses to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours fulfilling MTA distribution requirements. Students following MiTransfer Pathway agreements should complete the MTA in accordance with the sending institutions' course designations and consider whether any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will "double count" to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org.
The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Psychology MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students complete a course in the Statistics pathway.
MiTransfer Pathways Courses
These courses are commonly agreed upon for transfer in this program around the state among participating institutions.
| Pathway Course | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Psychology | PSY / 131 | Introductory Psychology | 3 |
| Abnormal Psychology | PSY / 251 | Abnormal Psychology | 3 |
| Developmental Psychology | PSY / 253 | Lifespan Psychology | 3 |
| Social Psychology | PSY / 254 | Social Psychology | 3 |
Remaining Degree Requirements
These are additional associate degree requirements that are not MTA or MiTransfer Pathways courses. They may not be accepted for transfer by universities participating in the agreement. If there are remaining hours, use the Remaining Degree Requirements in Appendix B identified by the university to which the student plans to transfer to select courses that meet bachelor's degree requirements.
| General Education or Program Requirement | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| HFC / ILO | CIS / 100 | Introduction to Information Technology | 3 |
| HFC / ILO | Wellness | Any Wellness | 2 |
| Electives: selected based on the transfer institution's requirements | Students are encourage to consider additional psychology electives after checking on transferability. | - | 16 |
| - | - | Remaining hours | 16 |
Public Health
Degree Program Information
| Institution | Degree / Program | Credits Required |
|---|---|---|
| Henry Ford College | Public Health Associate in Science | 61 |
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
The MiTransfer Pathways builds on the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). The MTA allows transfer students to select designated courses to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours fulfilling MTA distribution requirements. Students following MiTransfer Pathway agreements should complete the MTA in accordance with the sending institutions' course designations and consider whether any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will "double count" to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org.
The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Public Health MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students complete a course in the Statistics pathway.
MiTransfer Pathways Courses
These courses are commonly agreed upon for transfer in this program around the state among participating institutions.
| Pathway Course | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Psychology | PSY / 131 | Introduction to Psychology | 3 |
| Introduction to Sociology | SOC / 131 | Introduction to Sociology | 3 |
| Introduction to Public Health | AH / 141 | Introduction to Public Health | 3 |
| Community Health | AH / 151 | Introduction to Community Health | 3 |
| Nutrition | HPE / 158 | Introduction to Nutrition | 3 |
| Personal Health / Wellness | HPE / 141 | Introduction to Health and Wellness | 3 |
Remaining Degree Requirements
These are additional associate degree requirements that are not MTA or MiTransfer Pathways courses. They may not be accepted for transfer by universities participating in the agreement. If there are remaining hours, use the Remaining Degree Requirements in Appendix B identified by the university to which the student plans to transfer to select courses that meet bachelor's degree requirements.
| General Education or Program Requirement | Subject / Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hrs. |
|---|---|---|---|
| HFC Requirement | AH / 100 | Medical Terminology | 4 |
| HFC Requirement | BIO / 138 | Environmental Science | 4 |
| HFC Requirement | BIO / 139 | Environmental Science Lab | 2 |
| HFC Requirement | CIS / 100 OR HCS / 131 | Computers in Health Care OR Introduction to Information Technology | 3 |