Liberal Studies Certificate (Michigan Transfer Agreement)

Written & Oral Communication

The following Michigan Transfer Agreement Recommended Courses prepare students to meet MCC’s General Education Goals of Demonstrating Competence in Written and Oral Communication two required, one must be an ENGL course:

• COMM 210 - Speech 3 Credit:
• COMM 215 - Introduction to Human Communication 3 Credit:
• COMM 220 - Interpersonal Communication 3 Credit:
• ENGL 100 - Freshman English I 3 Credit:
• ENGL 101 - Freshman English II 3 Credit:

Laboratory Science

The following Michigan Transfer Agreement Recommended Courses prepare students to meet MCC’s General Education Goal of Demonstrating Competence in Application of Scientific Methodologies, choose two from different disciplines:

• BIOL 100 - Biological Science 4 Credit:
• BIOL 107 - Human Biology 4 Credit:
• BIOL 121 - College Biology I 4 Credit:
• BIOL 122 - College Biology II 4 Credit:
• BIOL 201 - Microbiology 4 Credit:
• BIOL 202 - Anatomy & Physiology I 4 Credit:
• BIOL 203 - Anatomy & Physiology II 4 Credit:
• CHEM 105 - Survey of General Chemistry 4 Credit:
• CHEM 220 - College Chemistry I 5 Credit:
• ENVR 101 - Environmental Science (Lecture and Lab) 4 Credit:
• ENVR 102 - Environmental Science (Lecture Only) 3 Credit:
• PHYS 101 - Physical Science 4 Credit:
• PHYS 230 - College Physics I 4 Credit:

Mathematics

The following Michigan Transfer Agreement Recommended Courses prepare students to meet MCC’s General Education Goal of Demonstrating Competence in Basic Computational Methods and Mathematical Concepts and Applications, choose one:

• MATH 102 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credit:
• MATH 159 - College Algebra 4 Credit:
• MATH 180 - Precalculus 5 Credit:
• MATH 190 - Introductory Statistics 4 Credit:
• MATH 250 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry I 4 Credit:
• MATH 251 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry II 4 Credit:

Global and Cultural Awareness

The following Michigan Transfer Agreement Recommended Courses prepare students to meet MCC’s General Education Goal of Global and Cultural Awareness. Four courses are required in total; divided amongst the subgroups below.

SOCIAL SCIENCE: Choose two from different disciplines:

• ANTH 260 - Cultural Anthropology  3 Credit:
• ANTH 266 - Indigenous Cultures of North America  3 Credit:
• ECON 215 - Principles of Macroeconomics  3 Credit:
• ECON 216 - Principles of Microeconomics  3 Credit:
• HIST 250 - United States History to 1865  3 Credit:
• HIST 251 - United States History Since 1865  3 Credit:
• POLI 240 - American Political System  3 Credit:
• PSYC 120 - General Psychology  3 Credit:
• PSYC 221 - Child Psychology  3 Credit:
• PSYC 225 - Abnormal Psychology   3 Credit:
• PSYC 230 - Social Psychology  3 Credit:
• PSYC 235 - Lifespan Development   3 Credit:
• SOCI 230 - Sociology  3 Credit:
• SOCI 235 - Social Problems  3 Credit:

AND

HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS: Choose two, from different disciplines, and only one can be a foreign language:

• ARTS 190 - Art Appreciation 3 Credit:
• ARTS 215 - Art History-Primitive to High Renaissance 3 Credit:
• ARTS 216 - Art History-French Revolution to Contemporary 3 Credit:
• ARTS 265 - Introduction to Film 3 Credit:
• ENGL 195 - Introduction to Literature 3 Credit:
• ENGL 200 - American Thought and Literature: Beginnings - 1865 3 Credit:
• ENGL 201 - American Thought and Literature: 1865 - Present 3 Credit:
• ENGL 220 - British Literature to 1798 3 Credit:
• ENGL 221 - British Literature since 1798 3 Credit:
• ENGL 235 - Children’s Literature 3 Credit:
• ENGL 250 - Creative Writing 3 Credit:
• GERM 101 - German I 4 Credit:
• GERM 102 - German II 4 Credit:
• MUSI 101 - Music Appreciation 3 Credit:
• MUSI 250 - History of Rock-N-Roll 3 Credit:
• PHIL 220 - Introduction to Philosophy 3 Credit:
• PHIL 221 - Philosophy of World Religions 3 Credit:
• PHIL 222 - Bioethics 3 Credit:
• PHIL 230 - Death & Dying 3 Credit:
• SPAN 130 - Elementary Spanish I 4 Credit:
• SPAN 131 - Elementary Spanish II 4 Credit: