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Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement (ASA)
with Michigan Transfer AgreementSource: MCC 2023-24 Catalog A minimum of 62 credit hours with a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA is required for the ASA Degree. Courses numbered below 100 do not count toward the ASA. MCC and the Michigan Transfer Agreement require a “C” or better in courses used to meet ASA and MTA requirements.…
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Criminal Justice/Corrections (ASA)
with Michigan Transfer AgreementSource: MCC 2023-24 Catalog A minimum of 62 credit hours with a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA is required for the ASA Degree. Courses numbered below 100 do not count toward the ASA. MCC and the Michigan Transfer Agreement require a “C” or better in courses used to meet ASA and MTA requirements.…
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Transfer
MiTransfer & MiWorkforce Pathways The MiTransfer Pathways agreements are multi-institutional articulation agreements that allow students to complete associate and bachelor’s degrees at participating institutions across the state of Michigan. For a smooth transfer to a four-year institution, students should consult with a counselor/advisor at MCC and the receiving institution. RELATED LINKS
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Associate in Science and Arts (ASA)
This degree is designed to transfer to a college or university and apply towards its Bachelor’s degree programs. The degree includes liberal arts courses and electives and includes the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). Even if MCC does not offer a degree in your specific area of interest, you most likely can start taking classes at…
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Women and Gender Studies
WHY WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES? Women and Gender Studies arose on college campuses in the late 1960s and early 1970s as a way to rebalance the higher education curriculum. In response to the absence, misrepresentation, and trivialization of women in the higher education curriculum courses the field of Women and Gender Studies emerged. MCC offers…
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Education
WHY EDUCATION? A stepping stone in the State of Michigan towards transferring to a university for completion of a teacher certification this general studies programs allows a student to explore teachable majors and minors of interest. With clear guidance and exploration, this degree is the beginning of a lifelong teaching career. We are here to…
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Teacher Aide
WHY TEACHER AIDE? This program of study prepares students for positions as paraprofessionals in all grade levels and classroom abilities. It is an opportunity for students to gain professional recognition and meet the Leave No Child Behind legislation. This degree is meant to be terminal and prepare students for the workforce. rELATED LINKS TEACHER AIDE…
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Special Education
WHY SPECIAL EDUCATION? This degree is intended to prepare students to work as a paraprofessional in a school setting. The age group and classroom environment is specific to special education. Opportunities for employment maybe in a traditional classroom, self contained smaller room or one to one care for a child. RELATED LINKS SPECIAL EDUCATION FACULTY
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Sociology
WHY SOCIOLOGY? Because society must be explained. Sociology is the scientific, humanistic, and critical discipline which studies almost all aspects of society from the ways parents socialize their children, to how different forms of inequality are reproduced in daily life. Sociologists use varied methods of analysis surveys, interviews, observation, participation, ethnography, and historical investigation to…
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Social Work
WHY SOCIAL WORK? Social workers help people cope with challenges in their lives. They help with a wide range of situations, such as adopting a child or being diagnosed with a terminal illness. Advocacy is an important aspect of social work. Social workers advocate or raise awareness with and on behalf of their clients and…