Transfer Guide for Mid-Michigan College

This Transfer Guide shows how Mid-Michigan classes can be used to fulfill the LSA General Degree Requirements for Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees.

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Before using the guide please read through the following guidelines:

This guide is provided to help in your planning for transfer into LSA. The information in this guide is accurate as of May 1, 2024. Although there are not frequent changes to course articulations, the articulations are subject to change at the end of each semester. Therefore, students should check the official Transfer Credit Equivalency guide to make sure a class is still transferable for the term in which you plan to take it.
Note for current LSA students: Do not use this guide without confirming your course selections with your general academic advisor before registering for the class. Failure to do so may result in taking a class that does not fulfill the Area Distribution that you need.
Each class has been individually evaluated for LSA degree credit so the distribution area listed here might not match how the class is listed on the MTA list at your school.
Completion of the LSA General Degree Requirements is required for graduation with a B.A. or B.S. degree. Students are not required to have completed the General Requirements prior to transferring nor does completion of the General Requirements guarantee admission.
Additional courses may count for general degree requirements but are not included in this guide because they have not yet been evaluated.

LSA General Degree Requirements

Note: Courses that fulfill Upper Level Writing, Race & Ethnicity, and Quantitative Reasoning can also count toward distribution if approved and not from the department of your major, e.g. PHY 211 counts for QR and Natural Science.

LSA Requirement	Mid-Michigan courses that fulfill the requirement
First Year Writing (FYWR)	Currently no classes approved. Can submit classes to the Sweetland Center for Writing for evaluation.
Upper Level Writing (ULWR)	Must take at U-M
Race & Ethnicity (RE)	Must take at U-M
Quantitative Reasoning (QR)	Complete one of: *Mathematics (MAT): 126, 212, 225 Physics (PHY)*: 105, 211, 212
Language: Achieve 4th term proficiency through course completion or placement exam	Currently no classes are approved for the 4th semester equivalency. You can start the language sequence by taking the following courses. French: FRN 101, 102 *German:* GER 101, 102 Spanish: SPN 101, 102, 201 You can start a language at Mid Michigan and complete the LSA language requirement after you transfer. Completing lower level language courses does not guarantee placement at U-M. If you want to continue the study of a language you will take a placement exam before registration. The results of the placement exam will determine where you begin language study.

Area Distribution Requirements

Total of 30 credits in two parts: Part I = 21 credits and Part II = 9 credits.

Note: Courses from the department of your major cannot count for distribution. If a course transfers into the department of your major it cannot be used for distribution. For example, an English major will have to fulfill Humanities distribution with courses outside the English department.

Part I

Complete 7 credits in all 3 areas (HU,NS,SS) for a total of 21 credits

LSA Requirement	Mid-Michigan courses that count for the distribution area
Humanities (HU): 7 credits 7 credits are required to fulfill the Humanities Area Distribution in Part I for graduation. Up to 7 of these credits can be transferred in. If you transfer fewer than 7 credits you will take the remainder after transferring.	*English (ENG): 112, 201, 202, 205, 206, 211, 212, 213 History (HIS): 101, 102 Humanities (HUM): 101, 102, 183, 200, 205, 210, 251, 252 Music (MUS): 275 Philosophy (PHIL): 201, 205, 210, 220, 250 Religion (REL): 111, 225, 250 Social Science (SSC): 111 Theater (TAI)*: 275
Natural Science (NS): 7 credits 7 credits are required to fulfill the Natural Science Area Distribution in Part I for graduation. Up to 7 of these credits can be transferred in. If you transfer fewer than 7 credits you will take the remainder after transferring.	*Biology (BIO): 100, 101, 110, 111, 131, 135, 141, 142, 201, 203, 210, 245 Chemistry (CHEM): 105, 106, 111, 112, 241, 242 Geology (GEOL): 101, 112 Physical Science (PSC): 101, 102 Physics (PHY): 105, 211,212 Science (SCI)*: 200
Social Science (SS): 7 credits 7 credits are required to fulfill the Social Science Area Distribution in Part I for graduation. Up to 7 of these credits can be transferred in. If you transfer fewer than 7 credits you will take the remainder after transferring.	*Anthropology (ANT): 170 Economics (ECO): 110, 201, 202 History (HIS): 211, 212, 223, 251, 252 Political Science (POL): 201, 250 Psychology (PSY): 101, 205, 212, 230, 240 Religion (REL): 200 Sociology (SOC): 101, 200, 202, 220, 222, 250, 289 Social Science (SSC)*: 200

Part II

Complete 3 credits each in 3 of the following areas (HU, NS, SS, MSA, CE, ID) for a total of 9 credits. For example: 3 credits in HU, 3 credits in MSA, and 3 credits in CE.

LSA Requirement	Mid-Michigan courses that count for the distribution area
Humanities (HU)	Complete additional 3 credits from HU list in Part I
Natural Science (NS)	Complete additional 3 credits from NS list in Part I
Social Science (SS)	Complete additional 3 credits from SS list in Part I
Mathematical & Symbolic Analysis (MSA)	Complete one of *Mathematics (MAT)*: 124, 126, 212, 225, 226, 230
Creative Expression (CE)	*English (ENG)*: 225
Interdisciplinary (ID)	Currently no classes approved

Elective Credit

The following courses transfer but do not fulfill any specific general degree requirement.

Elective Credit

Speech (SPE): 101, 257

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