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TRANSFER STUDIES

Welcome to the Transfer Studies Areas of Study homepage. Areas of Study at Â鶹ÊÓƵ in Transfer Studies include:

• Associate in Arts
• Associate in Arts – ONLINEÌý
• Associate in General Studies
• Associate in Science
• Associate in Global and International Studies

MiTransfer Pathway Maps

Articulation agreements are transfer agreements between two institutions ensuring that courses taken at one institution will transfer to the other. The below transfer maps provide articulation pathways of courses students can take at Â鶹ÊÓƵ that will transfer to many four-year schools in Michigan on their path toward a bachelor’s degree in their chosen field. For more information, visitÌý.

• Statewide Articulation Transfer Map – Associate in Arts Communication Transfer Pathway
  
• Statewide Articulation Transfer Map – Associate in Arts Fine Art Transfer Pathway
  
• Statewide Articulation Transfer Map – Associate in Arts Psychology Transfer Pathway
  
• Statewide Articulation Transfer Map – Associate in Criminal Justice Pathway
  
• Statewide Articulation Transfer Map – Associate in Science Biology Transfer Pathway
  
• Statewide Articulation Transfer Map – Associate in Science Mechanical Engineering Transfer Pathway
  
• Statewide Articulation Transfer Map – Associate of Applied Science in Business Management Transfer Pathway
• Statewide Articulation Transfer Map – Associate of Applied Science in Exercise Science Transfer Pathway
  
• Statewide Articulation Transfer Map – Associate of Applied Science in Social Work Transfer Pathway

Can’t find a specific pathway map?ÌýContactÌýAcademic AdvisingÌýfor assistance in customizing pathways based on a student’s individual educational goals.

Credit When It’s Due

Did you know you can earn your associate degree from Â鶹ÊÓƵ even after you transfer to a university? When students transfer from Kellogg Community College to a university, they can still obtain an associate degree even after they’ve begun their studies at a new college. Â鶹ÊÓƵ has reverse transfer agreements in place with Western Michigan University, Grand Valley State University and others so our Bruins can earn an associate degree with the help of credits earned at their university. It’s one more way Â鶹ÊÓƵ looks out for our students and makes sure they receive credit when credit’s due.

For more information, contact the Registrar’s Office.