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MITRANSFER PATHWAYS

ARTICULATION AGREEMENT

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

MITRANSFER PATHWAYS ARTICULATION AGREEMENT: CRIMINAL JUSTICE

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OVERVIEW

In Fall 2017, the Michigan Community College Association (MCCA) and the Michigan Association of State

Universities (MASU) received a one-time appropriation from the state of Michigan to support the

development of multi-institutional associate to bachelor’s degree transfer pathways. MCCA and MASU

in partnership with the Michigan Independent Colleges and Universities (MICU) and the Michigan

Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (MACRAO) convened the Transfer Steering

Committee with more than 30 representatives from colleges and universities from across the state to

develop the MiTransfer Pathways project. The MiTransfer Pathways project plan selected 12 programs

with high enrollment and/or high labor market demand. The goal of the project was to build multi-

institutional transfer pathways so students can enroll at any participating community college, complete

an associate degree, transfer, and complete a bachelor’s degree in the identified program of study.

In spring and fall of 2018, criminal justice faculty from community colleges, public universities, and

independent colleges and universities in Michigan met to identify courses that are required,

recommended, optional or appropriate in the first and second year of the bachelor’s degree programs at

all participating universities. We refer to these commonly required courses as “MiTransfer Pathways

courses.” The MiTransfer Pathways courses in criminal justice are:

• Introduction to Psychology

• Introduction to Sociology

• Intro to Criminal Justice

• Intro to Corrections

These courses have been reviewed by receiving institutions and will be accepted for transfer and applied

to the criminal justice program at all participating institutions (unless otherwise indicated in this

agreement). The participating institutions agreed to establish direct equivalencies between these

courses. Direct equivalencies are established when a course at the sending institution transfers as a

direct equivalent to the course at the receiving institution and the credit is transcripted as a department

and number (i.e. CJ 105) instead of department and no number (i.e. CJ GEN or CJ 100X). Direct

equivalency is preferred because students can see how the transferred course applies to the degree

program.

In addition to identifying MiTransfer Pathways courses as described above, the faculty also identified

Remaining Degree Requirements. The Remaining Degree Requirements identified by receiving

institutions (universities) include courses that students can transfer from the community college but

were not identified as MiTransfer Pathways courses because they were not accepted at every

participating receiving institution. The Remaining Degree Requirements identified by sending

institutions (community colleges) included courses or requirements that meet community college


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degree requirements but will not necessarily transfer to participating universities. Participating

institutions submitted program worksheets (see Appendices A and B) that outlined these courses.

Participating institutions will use these worksheets to communicate requirements to students.

TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT

1. This agreement is effective on December 6, 2019.

2. Participating institutions agree that all courses must be completed with a grade of C (2.0) or better

unless otherwise indicated by the receiving institution.

3. Participating institutions agree that to use this agreement, students must apply and be admitted to

the participating institution and to the program if the program requires secondary admission.

Receiving institutions agree to communicate the application process for institution and program

admissions for transfer students on a publicly available website and through advising.

4. Participating institutions agree to accept the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) in accordance with

the institutions' MTA policy.

5. Participating institutions agree to award equivalent credit for MiTransfer Pathways courses (see

Course Equivalency Matrices in Appendix C) and apply courses to the bachelor’s degree

requirements unless otherwise noted in the Course Equivalency Exceptions documented in Appendix

D. If no direct equivalent exists because the course is not offered or required at the receiving

institution, then the receiving institution agrees to accept the course and apply the course toward

the Criminal Justice degree program. If the community college does not offer the course, the

community college should communicate this information to students on a publicly available website

and/or the Michigan Transfer Network at mitransfer.org and help students find an equivalent course

at other institutions.

6. Participating institutions agree to upload course equivalencies for MiTransfer Pathways courses to

the Michigan Transfer Network at mitransfer.org.

7. Receiving institutions agree to accept the Remaining Degree Requirements as outlined in the

receiving institutions’ Program Worksheet included in Appendix B. Participating institutions agree to

work toward awarding direct equivalency for Remaining Degree Requirements, apply courses to the

bachelor’s degree requirements, and add course equivalencies to the Michigan Transfer Network.


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8. Sending institutions agree that Remaining Degree Requirements identified by community colleges

that are not required by the receiving institution may not transfer or may not apply to bachelor’s

degree requirements at the receiving institution.

9. Alternative credit awarded by the sending institution through AP, CLEP, IB, credit earned through

credit for prior learning, or other means may be accepted and applied to the degree program at the

discretion of the university. Sending institutions may apply alternative credit to the associate degree,

but students should confirm whether or not credit is acceptable at receiving institutions.

10. Students may earn credit from multiple institutions as long as the course was completed at a sending

institution that is participating in the agreement. There is no assurance that credits earned from

institutions not participating in the agreement will apply.

11. Participating institutions agree to maintain up-to-date course equivalencies and information about

their participation with this agreement. This information will be made publicly available through their

own systems and on the mitransfer.org website.

12. In the performance of their respective duties and obligations under this Agreement, each Party is an

independent contractor, and neither is the agent, employee, or servant of the other. Each is

responsible only for its own conduct.


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MAINTENANCE AND REVIEW

Modifications to Worksheets and Equivalencies

Colleges and universities will use the worksheets in Appendix A and B as the basis to advise transfer

students. Any changes to program worksheets in Appendix A and B should be communicated to

participating institutions as soon as possible to avoid students completing courses that will not transfer.

Changes may include:

• Adding programs in the pathway (e.g., add Environmental Studies to the Biology pathway);

• Modifying, removing, or adding MiTransfer Pathways courses;

• Modifying, removing, or adding courses to the Remaining Degree Requirements;

• Materially modifying the educational experience or content of the MiTransfer Pathways courses.

If any of the aforementioned changes occur, participating institutions are expected to communicate with

their sector representative from the Michigan Association of State Universities (MASU), Michigan

Community College Association (MCCA), or Michigan Independent Colleges and Universities (MICU).

These changes will be vetted among participating institutions, including reviewing and establishing

equivalencies where needed. Changes to the worksheets and equivalencies will be documented and

available at mitransfer.org website.

Joining the Agreement

Institutions can join the agreement at any time and should contact their sector representative at the

Michigan Association of State Universities, the Michigan Community College Association, or the

Michigan Independent Colleges and Universities. Institutions that join the agreement will be required to

comply with the terms of the agreement.

Renewing the Agreement

This agreement will be up for renewal on June 30, 2022. The Michigan Community College Association,

the Michigan Association of State Universities, and the Michigan Independent Colleges and Universities

agree to coordinate renewal of this agreement during the 2021-2022 academic year. Participating

institutions may choose to leave the agreement at that time.


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SIGNATURES

By signing this agreement, institutions agree to the terms of the agreement and maintenance and review.

MICHIGAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE ASSOCIATION

SIGNATURE NAME TITLE INSTITUTION

Deborah A. Bayer, MS Deborah A. Bayer, MS Vice President of Instruction Alpena Community College

Donald C. MacMaster, Ed.D Donald C. MacMaster, Ed.D President Alpena Community College

Larry Thomson, BS Larry Thomson, BS Criminal Justice Faculty Alpena Community College

Jeremy Belanger Jeremy Belanger Executive Director of Transfer & Student Advising Bay College

Jean Goodnow, Ph.D. Jean Goodnow, Ph.D. President Delta College

Reva Curry, Ph.D. Reva Curry, Ph.D. Vice President Instruction/Learning Services Delta College

Virginia Przygocki Virginia Przygocki

Dean, Career Education/Learning Partnerships Delta College

David H. Devier David H. Devier President Glen Oaks Community College

Michael Goldin Michael Goldin Interim Dean of Academics Glen Oaks Community College

George McNulty George McNulty President Gogebic Community College

Bill Pink Bill Pink President Grand Rapids Community College


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Brian Knetl Brian Knetl

Provost and Executive Vice President, Academic and Student Affairs Grand Rapids Community College

Jennifer Ernst Jennifer Ernst Dean of the School of Liberal Arts Henry Ford College

Michael A. Nealon Michael A. Nealon Vice President of Academic Affairs Henry Ford College

Dr. Daniel J. Phelan Dr. Daniel J. Phelan President/CEO Jackson College

Dr. Dennis Baskin Dr. Dennis Baskin Dean, Business & Human Services Jackson College

Dr. Kate Thirolf Dr. Kate Thirolf Vice President Jackson College

Marshall Washington, Ph.D. Marshall Washington, Ph.D. President Kalamazoo Valley Community College

Peter Linden Peter Linden

Provost and Vice President for Instruction and Student Services

Kalamazoo Valley Community College

Mark P. O'Connell Mark P. O'Connell President Kellogg Community College

Paul R. Watson II Paul R. Watson II Vice President for Instruction Kellogg Community College

Robert A. Miller Robert A. Miller Director, Public Safety Education Department Kellogg Community College

Julie Lavender Julie Lavender Vice President of Instructional Services Kirtland Community College

Thomas Quinn Thomas Quinn President Kirtland Community College

Dr. Leslie Kellogg Dr. Leslie Kellogg Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Lake Michigan College

Brent Knight Brent Knight President Lansing Community College


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Donald Ritzenhein, Ph.D. Donald Ritzenhein, Ph.D. Provost and Vice President of the Learning Unit Macomb Community College

Christine M. Hammond, Ph.D. Christine M. Hammond, Ph.D. President Mid Michigan College

Jennifer Fager, Ph.D. Jennifer Fager, Ph.D. Vice President of Academic Affairs Mid Michigan College

Richard J. Smith, Ed.D. Richard J. Smith, Ed.D. Associate Dean and Transfer Liaison Mid Michigan College

Grace Yackee Grace Yackee Vice President of Instruction Monroe County Community College

Kevin Cooper Kevin Cooper Acting Dean Humanities/Social Sciences

Monroe County Community College

Kojo Quartey Kojo Quartey President Monroe County Community College

Robert Ferrentino Robert Ferrentino President Montcalm Community College

Robert Spohr Robert Spohr Vice President for Academic Affairs Montcalm Community College

Dr. Beverly Walker-Griffea Dr. Beverly Walker-Griffea President Mott Community College

Haley Slade Haley Slade Program Coordinator Mott Community College

Mary Cusack Mary Cusack Dean of Fine Arts & Social Sciences Mott Community College

Michelle Glenn Michelle Glenn Interim Vice President of Academic Affairs Mott Community College

Dale Nesbary, Ph.D. Dale Nesbary, Ph.D. President Muskegon Community College

Kelley Conrad Kelley Conrad Vice President for Academic Affairs Muskegon Community College

David Roland Finley, Ph.D. David Roland Finley, Ph.D. President North Central Michigan College


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Sean Ruane Sean Ruane

Social Sciences and Humanities Academic Area Chair Northwestern Michigan College

Stephen N. Siciliano Stephen N. Siciliano Vice President for Educational Services Northwestern Michigan College

Timothy J. Nelson Timothy J. Nelson President Northwestern Michigan College

M. Cathey Maze M. Cathey Maze Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Oakland Community College

Cheryl Hawkins, PhD Cheryl Hawkins, PhD Vice President and Chief Academic Officer Schoolcraft College

Conway Jeffress, PhD Conway Jeffress, PhD President Schoolcraft College

Robert Leadley, PhD Robert Leadley, PhD Dean Occupational Programs and Economic Development Schoolcraft College

David W Fleming David W Fleming Vice President of Instruction Southwestern Michigan College

Julie Armstrong Julie Armstrong Chief of Staff St. Clair County Community College

Kimberly Hurns, DM Kimberly Hurns, DM Vice President for Instruction Washtenaw Community College

Patrick J. McNally Patrick J. McNally Vice Chancellor, Curriculum and Distance Learning

Wayne County Community College District

Christina Christmas Christina Christmas Dean of Occupational Programs West Shore Community College

Daniel Dellar Daniel Dellar Director of Law Enforcement West Shore Community College

Dr. Mark Kinney Dr. Mark Kinney Vice President of Academics and Student Services West Shore Community College

Scott Ward Scott Ward President West Shore Community College


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MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF STATE UNIVERSITIES


Dana Heller, Ph.D. Dana Heller, Ph.D. Dean, College of Arts & Sciences Eastern Michigan University

James M. Smith, Ph.D. James M. Smith, Ph.D. President Eastern Michigan University

Julian Murchison, Ph.D. Julian Murchison, Ph.D.

Department Head, Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology Eastern Michigan University

Rhonda Longworth, Ph.D. Rhonda Longworth, Ph.D. Provost and Executive Vice President Eastern Michigan University

Leonard Johnson Leonard Johnson Associate Provost of Academic Operations Ferris State University

Philomena V. Mantella Philomena V. Mantella President Grand Valley State University

Maria C. Cimitile Maria C. Cimitile

Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs Grand Valley State University

Dr. Lynn G. Gillette Dr. Lynn G. Gillette Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Lake Superior State University

John D. Gaboury John D. Gaboury

Associate Provost for Academic Services, Enrollment Management, and Academic Initiatives Michigan State University

Samuel L. Stanley, Jr. Samuel L. Stanley, Jr. President Michigan State University

Teresa A. Sullivan Teresa A. Sullivan Interim Provost Michigan State University

Dr. Dale Kapla Dr. Dale Kapla

Assoc. Provost & Dean College of Health Sciences and Professional Studies Northern Michigan University


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Kerri D. Schuiling Kerri D. Schuiling Provost & VPAA Northern Michigan University

Robert Hanson Robert Hanson Department Head Criminal Justice Northern Michigan University

James P. Lentini, D.M.A. James P. Lentini, D.M.A.

Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Oakland University

Deborah Huntley Deborah Huntley Provost Saginaw Valley State University

Catherine A. Davy Catherine A. Davy

Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs University of Michigan-Dearborn

Dr. Keith E. Whitfield Dr. Keith E. Whitfield

Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Wayne State University

Dr. Shanhe Jiang Dr. Shanhe Jiang Professor and Chair of Criminal Justice Wayne State University

Dr. Stephanie Hartwell Dr. Stephanie Hartwell Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Wayne State University


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MICHIGAN INDEPENDENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES


Bart Daig Bart Daig President Baker College

Fredi deYampert Fredi deYampert VP, Academic Affairs Finlandia University

Ronald DeLap Ronald DeLap Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs Spring Arbor University

Antoine M. Garibaldi, Ph.D. Antoine M. Garibaldi, Ph.D. President University of Detroit Mercy

Mark E. Denham, Ph.D. Mark E. Denham, Ph.D. Dean, College of Liberal Arts & Education University of Detroit Mercy

Pamela Zarkowski, J.D., MPH Pamela Zarkowski, J.D., MPH Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs University of Detroit Mercy

APPENDIX A:

Participating Community College MiTransfer Criminal Justice Pathway Worksheets

CRIMINAL JUSTICE MITRANSFER PATHWAY

DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Alpena Community College

Degree/Program Associate in Arts/Criminal Justice-Transfer

Credits Required 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 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 PSY101 General Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology SOC123 Introduction to Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CRJ121 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CRJ131 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12

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

Additional Humanities/Fine Arts credits (minimum 8 credits of Humanities/Fine Arts from more than one discipline)

Students can select from the list of ACC Humanities/Fine Arts-eligible courses

2

American Government requirement

PLS 221 or 222; or HST 221 and 222

American Government and Politics or State and Local Government; US History I and US History II

3 Or 6

Electives Selected based on transfer institution requirements depending on American Government requirement

16 or 19

Remaining hours 24

TOTAL CREDITS 60

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DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Bay College

Degree/Program AA-Criminal Justice

Credits Required 60




Introduction to Psychology PSYC 201 Intro to Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology SOCY151 Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CJUS 112 Intro to Criminal Justice 4

Intro to Corrections CJUS 110 Intro to Corrections 4

TOTAL CREDITS 14




Program Requirement CJUS 212 Intro to Law Enforcement 4

Program Requirement CJUS 213 The Criminal Court System 4

Free Electives Choice Choice 11

Remaining hours 8

TOTAL CREDITS 60



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Delta College

Degree/Program Associate in Arts: Criminal Justice

Credits Required 62




Introduction to Psychology PSY 211W Introduction to Psychology 4

Introduction to Sociology SOC 211W Principles of Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CJ 110W Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CJ 130W Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 13




Lifelong Wellness Lifelong Wellness/221 OR Any other Lifelong Wellness Class (2 credits or more)

Fitness and Wellness 2

Remaining hours 17

TOTAL CREDITS 62



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Glen Oaks Community College

Degree/Program Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice

Credits Required 60




Introduction to Psychology PSY 101 Psychology 4

Introduction to Sociology SOC 120 Principles of Sociology 4

Intro to Criminal Justice CRJU 110 Introduction to Law Enforcement

3

Intro to Corrections CRJU 114 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 14




Program Requirement COM 150 Public Speaking 3

Program Requirement ENG 121 English Composition I 3

Program Requirement ENG 122 English Composition II 3

Program Requirement MATH 117 or MATH 201 Finite Math or Statistics 4

Program Requirement PHIL 210 Ethics 4

Program Requirement PSI 111 State & Local Government 3

Program Requirement CRJU 111 Police Administration 3

Program Requirement CRJU 113 Criminal Investigation 3

Program Requirement CRJU 120 Criminology 3

Program Requirement CRJU 145 Physical Fitness for Law Enforcement

2


Program Requirement CRJU 211 Prevention of Crime & Juvenile Delinquency

3

Program Requirement CRJU 212 Community Relations 3

Program Requirement CRJU 214 Public Service Administration 3

Program Requirement CRJU 216 Probation and Parole 3

Program Requirement CRJU 218 Social Justice 3

Remaining hours 46

TOTAL CREDITS 70


DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Gogebic Community College

Degree/Program Associate of Arts, Criminal Justice

Credits Required 64-67




Introduction to Psychology PSY 101 General Psychology 4

Introduction to Sociology SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CJC 110 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CJC 101 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 13




Orientation ORI 101 College Experience 1

CJC 102 Corrections Institutions/Facilities

3

CJC 103 Client Growth & Development/Criminology

3

CJC 104 Client Relations 3

CJC 105 Legal Issues 3

PED 202 or PED 203

Responding to Emergencies or Adv. First Aid & Emergency Care

2-3

CJC 215 Juvenile Justice 3

CJC 225 Community based Corrections 3

General Transfer Electives 6

Remaining hours 27-28

TOTAL CREDITS 66-70



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Grand Rapids Community College

Degree/Program Associate of Arts

Credits Required 60




Introduction to Psychology PY 201 General Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology SO 251 Principles of Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CJ 110 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CJ 105 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




GRCC currently has a specific Pre-Criminal Justice program in its Catalog that may have additional coursework outlined based primarily on transfer institution requirements. However, besides MTA, GRCC does not have any additional degree requirements (such as government, wellness, etc).

Remaining hours 18

TOTAL CREDITS 60


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DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Henry Ford College

Degree/Program Criminal Justice – Law Enforcement

Credits Required 61




Introduction to Psychology PSY-131 Introductory Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology SOC-131 Introductory Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CRJ-131 Introduction to Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice

3

Intro to Corrections

TOTAL CREDITS 6




Required Core Courses CRJ-131 Introduction to Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice

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


Required Support Courses ENG-131 Introduction to College Writing

Required Support Courses ENG-132 College Writing and Research

Required Support Courses HPE-142 Advanced First Aid 3

Required Support Courses PSY-131 Introductory Psychology

Required Support Courses SPC-131 Fundamentals of Speaking 3

Required Support Courses WR-131 Religious Traditions in the World

*Criminal Justice Support (Complete 2)

CRJ-126 Introduction to Homeland Security

3


CRJ-135 Juvenile Justice 3


CRJ-140 Identity Theft: Prevention and Awareness

3


CRJ-234 Criminalistics: Criminal Investigation Laboratory Techniques

3


CRJ-291 Criminal Justice Internship 1 3

Remaining hours 32

TOTAL CREDITS 61


DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Jackson College

Degree/Program Law Enforcement – AAS

Credits Required 66




Introduction to Psychology PSY140 Intro to Psychology 4


Intro to Criminal Justice CRJ111 Intro to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CRJ121 Intro to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




PLS141 American National Government 3

COM231 Communication Fundamentals 3

CRJ101 Criminal Law 3

CRJ114 Police Administration 3

CRJ117 Criminology 3

CIS101/201 Intro or Advanced Computer Systems

3

ENG232 Technical & Business Writing 3

PSY251 Abnormal Psychology 3

HIS211 Minority Groups in America 3

SEM140 First Year Seminar 3

Take 2 (6 credits) from following:

CRJ Electives CRJ102 Criminal Investigations 3

CRJ104 Criminal Justice Psych 3


CRJ112 Crime and Delinquency 3

CRJ113 Intro to Criminalistics 3

CRJ203 Field Studies (Internship) 3

Remaining hours

TOTAL CREDITS 66


DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Jackson College

Degree/Program Criminal Justice – Associate in Arts

Credits Required 60




Introduction to Psychology PSY 140 Introduction to Psychology 4


Intro to Criminal Justice CRJ 111 Intro to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CRJ 121 Intro to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 13




Communications (GEO 2) COM 231 Communication Fundamentals 3

Diversity (GEO 7) Some MTA courses meet this req. Varies 3

First Year Experience SEM 140 Seminar in Life Pathways 3

Remaining hours 14

TOTAL CREDITS 60



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Kalamazoo Valley Community College

Degree/Program Associate in Arts/Criminal Justice

Credits Required 60




Introduction to Psychology PSY 150 Introductory Psychology 3


Intro to Criminal Justice LEN 101 Intro Law Enforc/Crim Justice 3

Intro to Corrections LEN 103 (developed for fall 2020 but college approval in process)

Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Program Requirement LEN 102 Police Org/Adm 3

Program Requirement LEN 204 Delinquency Prevention/Control

3

Program Requirement PHI 106 or PHI 203 Critical Thinking or Intro to Logic

3

Program Requirement SOC 205 Racial and Ethnic Relations 3

General Education Foreign Language French, Spanish, or ASL 8

General Education Other Cultures Selected Options 3

General Education Wellness/Physical Education Selected Options 2

Remaining hours

TOTAL CREDITS 25



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Kellogg Community College

Degree/Program Associate Degree in CRJU, ACJ/ Public Safety Education

Credits Required 63





Introduction to Sociology SOCI 201 Intro to Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CRJU 101 Intro to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CRJU 130 Intro to Corrections 4

TOTAL CREDITS 13




Required CRJU 203 Crime & Delinquency 3

Required CRJU 221 Ethical problem Solving in Policing

3

Required CRJU 202 Criminal Law 3

Required COMM 110 or COMM 207 Introduction to Communication Studies or Public Speaking

3

Required PEHL 140 Healthy Lifestyle Practice 2

Required for new student FYS 101 First Year Seminar 1

Required for graduation – electives

CRJU 131 or CRJU 132 or CRJU 133 or CRJU 201 or CRJU 210 or PSYC 250 or PSYC 275

Introduction to Corrections or Institutional Corrections or Client Development & Understanding or Client Relations in Corrections or Criminal Investigation

11


Or Criminal Justice Practicum or Abnormal Psychology or Criminal Psychology

GE-Required for graduation ENGL 151 Freshman Composition 3

GE-Required for graduation ENGL 152 Freshman Composition 3

GE-Required for graduation SERV 200 Service Learning 3

GE-Required for graduation GEOG 100 Physical Geography 4

GE-Required for graduation HUMA 151 Encounter with the Arts 3

GE-Required for graduation MATH 115 Math for Liberal Arts 4

GE-Required for graduation SCIE 100 Environmental Science 4

Remaining hours 50

TOTAL CREDITS 63


DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Kirtland Community College

Degree/Program Associate in Science and Arts

Credits Required 60






Intro to Criminal Justice CJS 10000 Intro to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CJS 10900 Intro to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Students may choose from the following electives until 60 credits is earned. These courses are specific to our AAS: Criminal Justice Pre-Service program. The ASA degree has room for open electives.

Program Elective CJS 11000 Careers in Emergency Services 1

Program Elective CJS 11300 Intro to Fitness Training 1

Program Elective CJS 11400 Juvenile Justice 3

Program Elective CJS 20500 Fitness Training 2

Program Elective CJS 20600 Decision Making in Law Enforcement

3

Program Elective CJS 20700 Law Enforcement Communication Fundamentals

3


Program Elective CJS 21000 Criminal Evidence Procedure 4

Program Elective CJS 24000 Criminology 3

Program Elective CJS 24500 Social Deviant Behavior 3

Program Elective CJS 26600 Police Academy 21

Program Elective CJS 29901 Criminal Justice Internship 1

Remaining hours 18

TOTAL CREDITS 60

CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM WORKSHEET

DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION

Institution Lake Michigan College

Degree/Program Associate in Arts (AA) Criminal Justice

Credits Required 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. The Business MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students complete a course in the Statistics pathway.



Introduction to Psychology PYSC 201 Introduction to Psychology 3 (part of MTA)

Introduction to Sociology SOCI 101 Introduction to Sociology 3 (part of MTA)

Intro to Criminal Justice LAWE 140 Intro to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CORR 160 Intro to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12

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.).



Program Requirement CORR 161 Institutional Operations 3

Program Requirement CORR 163 Concepts of Rehabilitation 3

Program Requirement CORR 164 Legal Issues in Corrections 3

Program Requirement LAWE 142 Police Org. and Administration 3

Program Requirement LAWE 144 Criminology 3

Program Requirement LAWE 250 Juv. Delinquency and Behavior 3

Program Requirement LAWE 251 Sem. in Crim. Justice and Public Safety

3

Program Requirement LAWE 252 Criminal Procedures 3

Program Requirement BUSA 130 Profess. in the Workplace 1

CC Only: Add remaining hours 25

TOTAL CREDITS 61



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Lansing Community College

Degree/Program AAS/ Criminal Justice

Credits Required 65-67




Introduction to Psychology PSYC 200 3

Introduction to Sociology SOCL 120 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CJUS 101 3

Intro to Corrections CJUS 131 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




CRIME CAUSES and CONDITIONS CJUS 102 3

CRIMINAL LAW CJUS 103 3

INTRO TO JUVENILE JUSTICE CJUS 106 3

CRIMINAL JUSTICE ORG/ADMIN CJUS 201 3

THEORY OF PATROL CJUS 104 3

HUMAN RELATIONS/CJ CJUS 255 3

FUND OF PUBLIC SPEAKING COMM 130 3

RACE AND ETHNICITY SOCL 260 3

Remaining hours

TOTAL CREDITS 62



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Macomb Community College

Degree/Program Associate of Applied Science – Law Enforcement

Credits Required 63





Introduction to Sociology SOCY 1010 Principles of Sociology 4

Intro to Criminal Justice LAWE 1100 Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections LAWE 1120 Intro to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 14




Program HLND 2000 Intro to Emergency Management 3

Program LAWE 1280 The Police Function 3

Program LAWE 1290 Current Issues in Policing 3

Program LAWE 1320 Interviewing 3

Program LAWE 2355 Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) 4

Program LAWE 2680 Evidence & Criminal Procedures 4

Program LAWE 1400 Crime Causation 3

Program LAWE 2690 Criminal Law 4

Program (prescribed grouping) ITCS/LAWE/SECR/SOCY

Remaining hours 22

TOTAL CREDITS 49



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Mid Michigan College

Degree/Program Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement Transfer – Associate in Arts

Credits Required 67




Introduction to Psychology PSY. 101 Intro to General Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology SOC. 101 Principals of Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CJS. 200 Introduction to Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice

3

Intro to Corrections CJS. 220 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Communication Skills, Group I SPE. 101 Fundamentals of Communication

3

Social Science, Group III PSY. 205 Abnormal Psychology 3

Social Science, Group III SOC. 222 Juvenile Delinquency 3

Applied Arts & Science, Group V CIS. 100 Intro. To Information Systems 3

Remaining hours 21

TOTAL CREDITS 67



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Monroe County Community College

Degree/Program Associate of Applied Science/Criminal Justice

Credits Required 62




Introduction to Psychology PSYCH 151 Introduction to Psychology 3


Intro to Criminal Justice CRJ 154 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CRJ 170 Introductions to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Gen Ed Computer Literacy Requirement

CIS/130 Introduction to Computer Information Systems

3

Program Requirement SPCH 151 Communication Fundamentals 3

Program Requirement CRJ 251 Criminal Law 3

Program Requirement CRJ 255 Police Organization and Administration

3

Program Requirement CRJ 252 Juvenile Delinquency 3

Program Requirement PSYCH 152 Psychology of Personality & Adjustment

3

Program Requirement SOC 251 Modern Social Problems 3

Program Requirement PSYCH 253 Interpersonal Communication 3

Program Requirement SPCH 155 Interpersonal Communication 3

Remaining hours

TOTAL CREDITS 27



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Montcalm Community College

Degree/Program MITransfer Pathway Criminal Justice Associate of Science

Credits Required 60




Introduction to Psychology PSYC 120 General Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology SOCI 230 Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CRIM 100 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CRIM 110 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Elective Credits for a minimum of 60

English Requirement ENGL 100 Freshman English 1 3

MTA Math requirement MATH 190 Elementary Statistics 3

Social Science Requirement POLI 240 American Political System 3

MTA Humanities requirement PHIL 221 Philosophy of World Religion 3

MTA Humanities Requirement SPAN 130 Elementary Spanish 4

Communication Requirement COMM 220 or 210 Interpersonal Communications or Speech

3

Remaining hours

TOTAL CREDITS 60



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Mott Community College

Degree/Program Criminal Justice - Associate in Applied Science

Credits Required 61/62




Introduction to Psychology PSYCH 281 Introductory to Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology SOCY 191 Introductory to Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CRJU 161 Intro to Law Enf. Admin of Justice

3

Intro to Corrections CORR 101 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Program Requirement PSCN 170 Intro to American Govt 3

Program Requirement CRJU 269 Intro to Juvenile Justice 3

Program Requirement CRJU 162 Administrative Concepts 3

Program Requirement CRJU 230 Ethics and Leadership 3

Program Requirement CRJU 263 Criminal Investigation 3

Program Requirement CRJU 265 Criminal Law and Procedure 3

Program Requirement PEAC 102 Circuit Training for Wellness 2

Program Requirement PEAC193 Self-Defense 2

Remaining hours 9

TOTAL CREDITS 31



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Muskegon Community College

Degree/Program Associate in Science and Arts

Credits Required 62




Introduction to Psychology (MTA Course)

PSYC201 General Psychology 4

Introduction to Sociology (MTA Course)

SOC101 Principles of Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CJ101 Intro to Law Enforcement 3

Intro to Corrections CJ250 Intro to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 13




General Education CIS 110 or CIS 120A Computer Concepts or Intro to Computer Information Systems

3

General Education Physical Education Selection of Courses 2

General Education Selection of Courses Selection of Courses 6

Electives Selection of Courses Selection of Courses 15

TOTAL CREDITS 26



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution North Central Michigan College

Degree/Program Associate of Arts with a concentration in Criminal Justice

Credits Required 60




Introduction to Psychology PSY 161 Intro to Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology SOC 171 Intro to Sociology 3



TOTAL CREDITS 12




Humanities (A.A. requirement) MTA list Varies 3

Social Science (A.A. requirement) MTA list Varies 3

Remaining hours 18-25

TOTAL CREDITS 60



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Northwestern Michigan College

Degree/Program Associate in Science & Arts (ASA) in Criminal Justice

Credits Required 60






Intro to Criminal Justice CJ 101 Intro to Criminal Justice 4

Intro to Corrections CJ 231 3

TOTAL CREDITS 13




Other CJ and LWE classes 15

Remaining hours

TOTAL CREDITS 60



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Oakland Community College

Degree/Program Criminal Justice-Generalist/Associate in Applied Science

Credits Required 63






Intro to Criminal Justice CRJ 1010 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CRJ 1060 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




CRJ 1030 Police Communications 3

CRJ 1050 Introduction to Security and Risk Management

3

CRJ 1120 Criminal Law and Administration of Justice

3

CRJ 1220 Criminal Evidence and Procedure

3

CRJ 2320 Police Administration 3

CRJ 2403 Field Project 3

SOC 2610 Introduction to Criminology 3

CRJ electives (from list in catalog) 6

Remaining hours 27

TOTAL CREDITS 63



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Schoolcraft College

Degree/Program Associate in Applied Science

Credits Required 60




Introduction to Psychology PSYCH 201 Introductory Psychology 3


Intro to Criminal Justice CJ 113 Introduction to Criminal Justice Systems

3

Intro to Corrections COR 110 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Program Requirement CJ 102 Organization and Administration of Law Enforcement Agencies

3

CJ 211 Criminal Law 3

CJ 210 Criminal Procedure 3

CJ 209 Basic Criminalistics 3

CJ 212 Criminology 3

CJ 221 Juvenile Justice 3

CJ 287 Police Academy 21

Remaining hours 39

TOTAL CREDITS 72



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Southwestern Michigan College

Degree/Program Associate in Applied Science/ Criminal Justice

Credits Required 61




Introduction to Psychology PSY 101 General Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology SOCI 201 Principles of Sociology 3



TOTAL CREDITS 12




ISYS 110 Introduction to Computer Technology

3

BUSI 101 Introduction to Business 3

POSC 101 American Government 3

SOCI-203 Marriage and the Family 3

SPEE-102 Fundamentals of Public Speaking

3

SOCI-240 Minority Groups in America 3

CRIM-260 Juvenile Delinquency 3

MATH-150 Statistics 4

Remaining hours

TOTAL CREDITS 25



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution St. Clair County Community College

Degree/Program Associate of Applied Science-Criminal Justice Generalist

Credits Required 62








TOTAL CREDITS 12




Computer Information Systems CIS 115 Micro Computer Applications 4

Political Science PS 101 Introduction to Political Science 3

Communications SP 101 Speech and Communications 3

Electives 15

Remaining hours 10

TOTAL CREDITS 62



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Washtenaw Community College

Degree/Program Associate in Arts – Criminal Justice

Credits Required 60



Pathway Course Subject/ Course Number

Course Title Credit Hrs



Intro to Criminal Justice CJT 100 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections N/A

TOTAL CREDITS 9



Subject/ Course Number


Program CJT 111 or CJT 154 or CJT 155

Police/Community Relations Everyday Law I: Law & Civil Liberties Everyday Law II: Civil Law, Liabilities and You

3

Program CJT 120 Criminal Justice Ethics 3

Program CJT 160 Criminal Justice Constitutional Law 3

Program CJT 209 Criminal Law 3

Program CJT 208 Criminal Evidence and Procedures 3

Program CJT 223 Juvenile Justice 3

Program CJT 224 Criminal Investigation 3

Program CJT 170 or CJT 225

Domestic and International Terrorism Seminar in Criminal Justice

3

Remaining hours 24

TOTAL CREDITS 60



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Wayne County Community College District

Degree/Program Associate of Applied Science-Criminal Justice: Law Enforcement Administration and Corrections

Credits Required 61






Intro to Criminal Justice CJS 100 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections COR 100 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Program Requirement EMT 105 Medical First Responder 3

Program Requirement HUS 105 Group Expression for Self-Growth I

3

Program Requirement AAS 237 Illegal Drug Traffic and the African American Community

3

Remaining hours

TOTAL CREDITS 61



DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution West Shore Community College

Degree/Program Criminal Justice Associate of Arts

Credits Required 62




Introduction to Psychology Psychology/PSY161 Intro. to Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology Sociology/SOC171 Intro. to Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice Crim. Justice/CRJ100 Intro. to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections Corrections/COR210 Intro. to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Social Science Sociology/SOC274 Sociology of the Family 3

Communication Speech/SPE110 Interpersonal Communication 3

Technology Office App./BIS160 Desktop Applications 3

Corrections Corrections/COR217 Client Relations in Corrections 3

Corrections Corrections/COR218 Legal Issues in Corrections 3

Humanities Ethics/PHL102 Intro. to Ethics 3

Crim. Justice CJ/CRJ211 Juvenile Delinquency 3

Law Law/BUS112 Business Law 3

Remaining hours 24

TOTAL CREDITS 62


APPENDIX B:

Participating Four-Year College and University MiTransfer Criminal Justice Pathway Worksheets

CRIMINAL

JUSTICE MITRANSFER PATHWAY

DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Baker College Degree/Program Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice Credits Required 120


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 1110 General Psychology 3 Introduction to Sociology SOC 2010 Sociology 3 Intro to Criminal Justice CRJ 1010 Intro to Criminal Justice 3 Intro to Corrections CRJ 1060 Intro to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12

REMAINING DEGREE REQUIREMENTS These are required, recommended, or optional courses that transfer students could complete at a community college to fulfill degree requirements at the university/ receiving institution. General Education or Program Requirement


Program Requirement CRJ 2410 Juvenile Delinquency 3 Program Requirement CRJ 1410 Criminology 3 Program Requirement CRJ 4410 Organizational Leadership in

Criminal Justice 3

Elective PSY 3510 Adolescent Psychology 3 TOTAL CREDITS 21



Institution Eastern Michigan University

Degree/Program Criminal Justice, Bachelor of Arts

Credits Required 124 credit hours

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 or not any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will “double count” to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. Be aware that “double count” policies differ from institution to institution. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org. The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of the three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Criminal Justice MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommend 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.


Introduction to Psychology PSY 101 General Psychology Lecture 3

Introduction to Sociology SOCL 105 Introductory Sociology 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CRM 300 Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CRM 331 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12

REMAINING DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

These are required, recommended, or optional courses that transfer students could complete at a community college to fulfill degree requirements at the university/ receiving institution.




Program Requirement CRM 301 Criminology 3 hrs

Program Requirement PLSC 112 American Government 3 hrs

Program Requirement ANTH 135 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3 hrs

Program Requirement MATH 104 Or MATH 110

Intermediate Algebra Mathematical Reasoning

3 hrs

CC Only: Add remaining hours

TOTAL CREDITS 12 hrs




DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Finlandia University

Degree/Program Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice

Credits Required 120







Intro to Corrections CRJ 240 Contemporary Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12

REMAINING DEGREE REQUIREMENTS These are required, recommended, or optional courses that transfer students could complete at a community college to fulfill degree requirements at the university/ receiving institution.



General Education REL or FNS Any Religion or Finnish Studies Course

3

Program Requirement PHL 212 Ethics 3

Program Requirement CRJ 205 Criminal Law 3

Program Requirement SOC 205 Juvenile Delinquency 3

Program Requirement SOC 290 Criminology 3

Program Requirement (optional) CRJ 202 Policing 3

TOTAL CREDITS 18



Institution Ferris State University

Degree/Program Bachelor of Science/Criminal Justice


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 or not any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will “double count” to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. Be aware that “double count” policies differ from institution to institution. 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. The Criminal Justice MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students can complete a course in any of the pathways.

MITRANSFER PATHWAYS COURSES



Introduction to Psychology PSYC 150 Introduction to Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology SOCY 121 Introductory Sociology 3



TOTAL CREDITS 12




General Education ENGL 250 or COMM 105 or 121 (Depending on what was taken in MTA)

3

General Education Culture Competency Elective (200+ Level) 3

General Education Self and Society Competency Elective (Choose 1 of 6 (SOCY, 225, SOCY 230, SOCY 242, SOCY 340, SOCY 341 or SOCY 344)

3

Program ISYS 105 Introduction to Micro Systems

3

Program Choose 1 of 3) BUSN 122, ACCT 201, BLAW 321) Varies 3

Program CRIM 220 Supervision Management in Criminal Justice

3

Program CRIM 260 Delinquency Prevention and Control

3

Program RMLS (Must be an activity class) Varies 2

Program Elective – 100 Level or Higher Varies 3

TOTAL CREDITS 26




Institution Grand Valley State University

Degree/Program School of Criminal Justice B.A. & B.S. in Criminal Justice






Introduction to Psychology PSY 101 Intro. to Psychology 3


Intro to Criminal Justice CJ 101 Justice and Society 3

Intro to Corrections CJ 330 Correctional Process 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12

REMAINING DEGREE REQUIREMENTS




Criminology (program requirement)


Police Process (program requirement)

CJ 312 Police Process 3

Juvenile Justice/Corrections (program requirement)

CJ 350 Juvenile Justice/Corrections 3

Constitutional Rights (program requirement)

CJ 305 Constitutional Rights 3

Courts Process (program requirement)

CJ 340 Courts Process

3


TOTAL CREDITS 15



CRIMINAL JUSTICE MITRANSFER PATHWAY Institution

Lake Superior State University

Program Criminal Justice

Degree(s) (e.g. Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, etc.)

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice (Concentrations in: Criminalistics, Law Enforcement, Public Safety, Homeland Security, Conservation Officer, and Generalist)

Minimum Credits Required for Bachelor’s Degree

124




Pathway Course Subject/ Course Number

Requirement/ Program Area Credit Hours

Introduction to Criminal Justice

CJUS101 Required Basic Course 3

Introduction to Corrections CJUS110 Required Course for Most Concentrations 3

Criminology CJUS140/SOCY214 Required Basic Course 3

Sociology SOCY101 Not required for any degree (will apply as general education credit)

3

Introduction to Psychology PSYC101 Major Requirement 0

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Requirement/ Program Area Credit Hours

Program Requirement CJUS355 Juvenile Justice (elective in Generalist Concentration)

3

Program Requirement CJUS102 Police Process (required in all degrees) 3

Program Requirement CJUS243 Criminal Investigation (required in all degrees) 3

General Education POLI110 Required in all degrees 4

General Education SOCY103 Cultural Diversity 3




Program Requirement PSYC259 Abnormal Psychology (required in all degrees) 3

Program Requirement POLI120 Legal Process (required in all degrees) 3

TOTAL CREDITS 22

CRIMINAL

JUSTICE PROGRAM WORKSHEET

Institution Michigan State University

Degree/Program BA in Criminal Justice


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 or not any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will “double count” to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. Be aware that “double count” policies differ from institution to institution. More information about the MTA is available at www.mitransfer.org. The MTA Mathematics distribution area allows students to complete one of the three math pathways (Calculus, Quantitative Reasoning, Statistics). The Criminal Justice MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommend that students can complete a course in any of the pathways.

MITRANSFER PATHWAYS COURSES Add the commonly agreed upon “pathways courses” which were identified at the MiTransfer Pathways Summit. If a course also fulfills an MTA distribution requirement, please list here but only count the hours in the MTA section.


Introduction to Psychology PSY 101 (not a major requirement; will fulfill social science general education requirement)

Intro to Psychology 4

Introduction to Sociology SOC 100 (not a major requirement; will fulfill social science general education requirement)

Intro to Sociology 4

Intro to Criminal Justice CJ 110 – required Intro to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CJ GCU CJ Major Elective 3

TOTAL CREDITS 14




Program Requirement CJ 220 Criminology 3

Program Requirement CJ 292 Methods of Criminal Justice Research

3

Program Requirement CJ 275 Criminal Procedure 3


TOTAL CREDITS 9




Institution Northern Michigan University

Degree/Program College of Health Sciences and Professional Studies B.S. in Criminal Justice


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 or not any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will “double count” to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. Be aware that “double count” policies differ from institution to institution. 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. The Criminal Justice MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students can complete a course in any of the pathways.



Introduction to Criminal Justice CJ 110 Introduction to Criminal Justice 4


Introduction to Psychology PSY 100 or PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 4

Introduction to Corrections CJ 220 (Students can elect to take this or CJ 212 Intro to Police)

Introduction to Corrections 4

TOTAL CREDITS 16




Criminology (program requirement)


Constitutional Rights (program requirement)

CJ 315 Criminal Procedure 4

Courts Process (program requirement)

CJ 213 Introduction to Criminal Courts

4


TOTAL CREDITS 12




Institution Oakland University

Degree/Program Criminal Justice

Credits Required 124 (48 credits of CRJ requirements)







Intro to Corrections CRJ 3224 Intro to Corrections and Rehabilitative Institutions

4

TOTAL CREDITS 16




Program Requirement CRJ 2100 Criminological Theory 4

Program Requirement CRJ 3223 Delinquency and Juvenile Justice

4

Program Requirement CRJ 3227 Police and Society 4

Program Requirement CRJ 3229 Criminal Law and Courts 4


TOTAL CREDITS 16



BIOLOGY MITRANSFER PATHWAY

DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution Spring Arbor University

Degree/Program Bachelor of Arts – Criminal Justice


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. The Biology MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students complete a course in the Calculus pathway.



Intro Psychology PSY 100 Intro to Psychology 3

Intro Sociology SOC 101 Intro to Sociology 3

Intro Criminal Justice CRJ 201 Intro to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections Not required Students receive General Credit 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Program Requirement CRJ 301 Criminology 3

Program Requirement MAT/PSY/SOC/SWK 351 Statistics 3

TOTAL CREDITS 6



Institution Saginaw Valley State University

Degree/Program Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice

Credits Required 124 total credits (39 in the major--21 required--18 electives)




Pathway Course Subject/ Course Number Course Title Credit Hrs Introduction to Psychology PSYC 100 General Psychology 4


Intro to Criminal Justice CJ 201! Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 Intro to Corrections CJ 304 Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 10




Program requirement CJ 302 Policing 3

Program requirement CJ 303 Courts 3 Program elective CJ 305 Criminal Law 3

Program requirement CJ 315 Private Security 3

Program elective CJ 316 Criminal Investigation 3 Program elective CJ 350 Juvenile Justice 3


TOTAL CREDITS 18




DEGREE PROGRAM INFORMATION Institution University of Detroit Mercy

Degree/Program Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice





Introduction to Psychology PYC 1000 Introduction to Psychology 3


Intro to Criminal Justice CJS 1300 Intro to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CJS 1310 Introduction to Corrections 3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




TOTAL CREDITS



Institution University of Michigan—Dearborn

Degree/Program BA/Criminology and Criminal Justice






Introduction to Psychology Psychology 101 Introduction to Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology Sociology 200 Understanding Society 3

Intro to Criminal Justice Criminology and Criminal Justice 200

Introduction to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CRJ Special topics CRJ Special Topics (fulfills one of two required program elective courses)

3

TOTAL CREDITS 12




Program Requirement Foreign Language 101 Ancient Greek, Arabic, Armenian, French, German, Latin, Spanish, Chinese

4

Program Requirement Foreign Language 102 Ancient Greek, Arabic, Armenian, French, German, Latin, Spanish, Chinese

4


TOTAL CREDITS 8




Institution Wayne State University

Degree/Program Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice


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 or not any recommended MiTransfer Pathways major-specific courses will “double count” to fulfill MTA distribution requirements in planning their transfer. Be aware that “double count” policies differ from institution to institution. 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. The Psychology MiTransfer Pathways faculty recommended that students complete a course in the Statistics pathway.




Introduction to Psychology PSY 1020 Elements of Psychology 3

Introduction to Sociology

SOC 1010 (not required for BS in

criminal justice, but will transfer as free electives)

Understanding Human Society 3

Intro to Criminal Justice CRJ 1010 Intro. to Criminal Justice 3

Intro to Corrections CRJ 3350 Corrections 4

TOTAL CREDITS 10

* Credits correspond to WSU credits for each course. May differ upon transfer based on original institution’s credits. REMAINING DEGREE REQUIREMENTS




Foreign Language Requirement Two-course sequence in a single foreign language

Proficiency is demonstrated by completing courses numbered 1010 and 1020 in one of the following subject area codes: ARB, ARM, CHI, FRE, GER, GKA, GKM, HEB, ITA, JPN, LAT, POL, RUS, SPA, SWA, and UKR

8


TOTAL CREDITS **



APPENDIX C:

MiTransfer Criminal Justice Pathway Course Equivalencies

Find live versions of each of these reports in the secure user area at www.mitransfer.org.


CJ MiTransfer

Pathway

Introduction to

Psychology FINAL

By Receiving Institution

PSY

101

PSYC

150

PSY

101

PSYC

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

1000

PSYC

100

PSYC

101

PSY

1020

PSY

1110

PSY

101

PSY

100

PYC

1000

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

225

PSY

225

PSY

225

PSY

225

PSY

225

PSY

225

PSY

225

PSY

225

PSYC

201

PY

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PY

201

PSYC-

201PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PY

201

PY

201

PSYC

201

PY-

201

PY

201

PY

201 R

PY-

201PSY

211C

W

PSY

211C

PSY

211

PSY

101

PSY

211W

PSY

211

PSY

211

PSY

211C

PSY

211C

W

PSY

211

PSY

211H

W

PSY

211H

PSY

211C

PSY

211

PSY

211H

PSY

211C

PSY

211C

PSY

211W

PSY

211W

PSY

211C

PSY

211W

PSY

211W

PSY

211C

W

PSY

211W

PSY

211H

PSY

211H

PSY

211C

W

PSY

211H

PSY

211C

W

PSY

211H

PSY

211

PSY

211H

W

PSY

211

PSY

211H

PSY

211H

W

PSY

211

PSY

211

PSY

211H

W

PSY

211W

PSY

211H

PSY

211C

PSY

211W

PSY

101

PSY

101

SSP

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

SSP

101

SSP

101

PSY

101

SSP

101

SSP

101

SSP

101

SSP

101

PSY

101

PYC

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101PSY

111

PSY

111

PSY

111

PSY

111

PSY

111

PSY

111

PSY

111

PSY

111

PSY

101

PSY

111

PSY

111

PSY

201

PY

100PY

172

PY

201

PY

201

PSY

131

PSY

131

PSY

31

PSY

101

PSY

031

PSY

131

PSY

131PSY

31

PSY

31

PSY

131

PSY

131

PSY

131

PSY

131

PSY

31PSYC

H 031

PSY

31

PSYC

H 131

PSY

140

PSY

140

PSY

1404

PSY

140A

PSY

140

PSY

140

PSY

140

PSY

140

PSY

140PSY

140A

PSY

140A

PSY

140

PSY

1404

PSY

1404

PSY

1404

PSY

1404

PY

101

PSY

1404PSY

140

PSY

141

PSY

140A

Kalamazoo Valley

Community College

PSY

150

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Appendix

D

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSY

150

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201H

PSYC

201

PSYC

201H

PSYC

201H

PSYC

201H

PSYC

201H

PSYC

201

PSYC

201H

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

10100

PSY

101

PSY

1010PSY

10100

PSY

10100

PSYC

200

PSY

10100

PSY

10100

PSY-

10100

PSY

101

HONR

121

PSY

201

PSYC

201

HONR

121

HONR

121

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

HONR

121

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

H 201

PSY

10100

Lake Michigan CollegePSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

Kirtland Community

College

PSY

10100

PSY

10100

PSY

10100

PSY

10100

PSY

10100

PSY

10100

PSY

10100

Kellogg Community

College

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

Jackson CollegePSY

140

PSY

140

PSY

140

PSY

140

PSY

140

PY

201

Henry Ford CollegePSY

131

PSY

131

PSY

131

PSY

131

PSY

131

PSY

131

PSY

131

PY

201

PY

201

PY

201

PY

201

PY

201

PY

201

Gogebic Community

College

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

Grand Rapids Community

College

PY

201

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PY

201

PY

201

PY

201

Glen Oaks Community

College

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

SSP

101

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

Delta CollegePSY

211

PSY

211

PSY

211

PSY

211

Bay de Noc Community

College

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

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Alpena Community

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PSY

101

PSY

101

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101

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101

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PSY

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PSY

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PSYC

201

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Southwestern Michigan

College

PSYC

101

PSYC

101

PSYC

101

PSYC

101

PSYC

101

PSYC

101

PSYC

101

PSYC

101

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PSY

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PSY

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PSY

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PSY

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PSY

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PSY

180H

PSY

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PSY

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PSY

180H

SSD

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Washtenaw Community

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PSY

100

PSY

100

PSY

100

PSY

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PSY

100

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100

PSY

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St. Clair County

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PSY

180

PSY

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PSY

180

Schoolcraft CollegePSYC

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PSYC

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PSYC

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PSYC

281

PSYC

281

PSYC

281

West Shore Community

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PSY

161

PSY

161

PSY

161

SPSY

161

PSY

161

Wayne County Community

College District

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

180

PSYC

201

PSYC

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PSY

2510

PSY

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PSY

101

PSY

101

PSYC

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PSY

180

Oakland Community

College

PSY

2510

PSY

2510

PSY

2510

PSY

2510

PSY

2510

PSY

2510

PSY

180

PSY

180

PSY

161

Northwestern Michigan

College

PSY

101

SSPS

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSYC

201

North Central Michigan

College

PSY

161

PSY

161

PSY

161

PSY

161

PSY

161

PSY

161

PSY

161

PSY

161

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

Muskegon Community

College

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSYC

201

PSY

161

PSY

161

PSYC

281

PSYC

280

PSYC

281Mott Community College

PSYC

281

PSYC

281

PSYC

281

PSYC

281

PSYC

281

Montcalm Community

College

PSYC

120

PSYC

120

PSYC

120

PSYC

120

PSYC

120

PSYC

120

PSYC

120

PSYC

120

PSY

101

PSY

101

Monroe County

Community College

PSYC

H 151

PSYC

H 151

PSYC

H 151

PSYC

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PSYC

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PSYC

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PSYC

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PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101Mid Michigan College

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSY

101

PSYC

H 151

PSYC

200

PSYC

200

PSYC

200

PSYC

200

PSYC

200

Macomb Community

College

PSYC

1010

PSYC

1010

PSYC

1010

PSYC

1010

Lansing Community

College

PSYC

200

PSY

200

PSYC

200

PSYC

200

PSYC

200

CJ MiTransfer

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Introduction to

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

102

SOC

102

SOC

102

SOC

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SOC

102

SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOCI

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SOCI

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SOCI

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SOCI

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SOCI

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SOCI

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SOCI

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SOCI

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SOCI

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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HONR

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HONR

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HONR

130

HONR

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HONR

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

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SOCI

101

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Spring A

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SOCY

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SOC

211

SOC

211

Glen Oaks Community

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SOC

120

SOC

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SOC

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SSS

120

SOC

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Delta CollegeSOC

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SOC

211

SOC

211

SOC

211

SOC

211

SOC

101

SOSC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

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Gogebic Community

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SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

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SO

251

Henry Ford CollegeSOC

131

SOC

131

SOC

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SOC

131

SOC

131

SOC

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SOC

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SO

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251


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SO

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SO

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SOC

231

SOC

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Kellogg Community

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SOCI

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SOCI

201

SOCI

201

SOCI

201

SOCI

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SOC

231

SOC

231

SOC

231

SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

231

SOC

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SOC

231

SOC

231

SOC

231

SOC

101

SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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Lake Michigan CollegeSOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

Kirtland Community

College

SOC

10100

SOC

10100

SOC

10100

SOC

10100

SOC

10100

SOCL

101

SOCL

120

SOCL

120

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

Lansing Community

College

SOCL

120

SOCL

120

SOCL

120

SOCL

120

SOCL

120

SOCL

120

SOC

101

SO

251

SOCI

201

SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOCY

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Mid Michigan CollegeSOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

Monroe County

Community College

SOC

151

SOC

151

SOC

151

SOC

151

SOC

151

SOC

151

SOC

151

SOC

151

SOC

151

SOC

151

SOC

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151

SOC

151

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SOCI

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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College

SOC

171

SOC

171

SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SS

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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251

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251

SOC

251

SOC

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SOC

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SOCI

201

SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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101

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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SOC

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171

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Macomb Community

College

SOCY

1010

SOCY

1010

SOCY

1010

SOCY

1010

SOCI

230

SOCI

230

SOCI

230

Mott Community CollegeSOCY

191

SOCY

191

SOCY

191

SOCY

191

SOCY

191

SOCY

191

Montcalm Community

College

SOCI

230

SOCI

230

SOCI

230

SOCI

230

SOCI

230

SOCY

191

SOCY

191

Muskegon Community

College

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

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SOC

101


College

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

SOC

101

Oakland Community

College

SOC

2510

SOC

2510

SOC

2510

SOC

2510

SOC

2510

SOC

2510

SOC

201

SOC

201

SOC

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College

SOCI

201

SOCI

201

SOCI

201

SOCI

201

SOC

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Schoolcraft CollegeSOC

201

SOC

201

SOC

201

SOC

201

SOC

201

SOC

201

SOC

201

SOC

201

SOC

101

Washtenaw Community

College

SOC

100

SOC

100

SOC

100

SOC

100

SOC

100

SOCI

201

SOCI

201

SOCI

201

SOCI

201

SOCI

201

SOCI

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SOC

171

SOC

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College District

SOC

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SOC

100

SOC

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SOC

101

SOC

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SOC

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SOC

100

SOC

100

SOC

100

SOC

100

SOC

100

SOC

100

SOC

100

SOCI

201

SOCI

201

St. Clair County

Community College

SOC

201

SOCI

201

SOC

101


College

SOC

171

SOC

171

SOC

171

SOC

201

SOC

201

SOC

101

SOCY

191

CJ MiTransfer

Pathway

Introduction to

Criminal Justice

FINAL


CRM

300

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110

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101

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101

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LEN

205

Spring A

rbor

Univ

ers

ity

Univ

ers

ity o

f

Detr

oit M

erc

y

Oakla

nd

Univ

ers

ity

Sagin

aw

Valley

Sta

te U

niv

ers

ity

Univ

ers

ity o

f

Mic

hig

an-

Dearb

orn

Wayne S

tate

Univ

ers

ity

Baker

College

Fin

landia

Univ

ers

ity

Easte

rn M

ichig

an

Univ

ers

ity

Ferr

is S

tate

Univ

ers

ity

Gra

nd V

alley

Sta

te U

niv

ers

ity

Lake S

uperior

Sta

te U

niv

ers

ity

Mic

hig

an S

tate

Univ

ers

ity

Nort

hern

Mic

hig

an

Univ

ers

ity

CRJ

111

CRJ

111

CRJ

131

CRJ

131

CRJ

131

CRJ

131

CJC

110

CJC

110

CJC

110

CJC

110

CJ

110

CJUS

101

CJUS

101

LAWE

140

LAWE

140

LAWE

140

LAWE

140

LEN

101

LEN

101

LEN

101

LEN

101

CJ

121


College

CJUS

112

CJUS

112

CJUS

112

CJUS

112

CJUS

112

CJUS-

112

CJUS

112

CRJ

112

Alpena Community

College

CRJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJUS

112

Delta CollegeCJ

110W

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

Glen Oaks Community

College

CRJU

110

VTL

110

CRJU

110

CRJU

110

CRJU

110

CRJU

110

CRJU

110

CRJU

110

CRJU

110

Gogebic Community

College

CJC

110

CJC

110

CJC

110

CJC

110

CJC

110

CJC

110

CJC

110

CJC

110

CJC

110


College

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

Henry Ford CollegeCRJ

131

CRJ

131

CRJ

131

CRJ

131

CRJ

131

Kellogg Community

College

CRJU

101

CRJU

101

CRJU

101

CRJU

101

CRJU

101

CRJU

101

CRJ

111

CRJ

111

Kalamazoo Valley

Community College

LEN

101

LEN

101

LEN

101

LEN

101

LEN

101

LEN

101

CRJ

111

CRJ

111

CRJ

111

CRJ

111

CRJ

111

CRJ

111Jackson College

CRJ

111

CRJU

101

CRJU

101

CRJU

101

CRJU

101

CRJU

101

CRJU

101

LEN

101

LEN

101

LEN

101

Lansing Community

College

CJUS

101

CJUS

101

CJUS

101

CJUS

101

CJUS

101

CJUS

101

CJS

10000

CJS

10000

Lake Michigan CollegeLAWE

140

LAWE

140

LAWE

140

LAWE

140

LAWE

140

Kirtland Community

College

CJS

10000

CJS

10000CJS 100

CJS

10000

CJS

10000

CJUS

101

CJUS

101

LAWE

1100

LAWE

1100

Mid Michigan CollegeCJS

200

CJS

200

CJS

200

CJS

200

CJS

200

CJS

200

CJS

200

Macomb Community

College

LAWE

1100

LAWE

1100

LAWE

1100

LAWE

1100

CRJ

111

LEN

101

CRJU

101

LAWE

140

CJUS

101

CJS

200

LAWE

140

LAWE

140

LAWE

140

CJS

10000

CJS

10000

CRJ

111

CRJ

154

CRJ

154

CRJ

154

CRJ

154

CRJ

154

CRJ

154

CRJ

154

CRJ

154POLS

C 154

PS

154

POLS

C 154

POLS

C 154

POLS

C 154

POLS

C 154

POLS

C 154

POLS

C 154

POLS

C 154

POLS

154

CJ

100

CJ

100

CJ

100

CRIM

100CRIM

100

CRIM

100

CRIM

100

CRIM

100

LE

110

CJ

100

CRJU

161

CRJU

161

CRJU

161

POLA

DM

CJC

161

SOCY

297

CJ

102

CJ

100

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101SSCJ

101

SSCJ

101

CJ

101

SOC

231

SSLE

101

CRJ

1010

CRJ

1010

CJR

1010

CRJ

1010

CRJ

1010

CRJ

1010

CRJ

1010

CRJ

1010

CRJ

1010PLS

101

PLS

1010

PLS

101

PLS

1010

PLS

1010

PLS

1010

PLS

101

CRJ

1010

PLS

1010PLS

1010

CRJ

1010

PLS

1010

CRJ

1010

PLS

1010

PLS

1010

CJ

113

CJ

113

CJ

113LE

101

LE

101

CJ

113CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

286

CJ

286

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

SOCI

204

SOCI

204

CJ

213

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

211

SOC

211

CJ

100

CJT

100

CJT

100

SOC

202

CJS

100

CJS

100

CJS

100

LEA

201

LEA

201

LEA

201

CRJ

100

PL

112

CRJ

100

CRJ

100

CRJ

100TLCJ

100

CRJ

104

TLCJ

100

TLCJ

100

TLCJ

100TLCJ

100

CRJ

100

Schoolcraft CollegeCJ

113

CJ

113

CJ

113

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CRJU

161

CRJU

161

CRJU

161

CJ

101

CJS

100

CJS

100

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRJ

1010

CJ

113

CJ

113

Monroe County

Community College

CRJ

154

POLS

C 154

CRJ

154

CRJ

154

CRJ

154

CRJ

154

CRIM

100

CRIM

100

CRIM

100

CRIM

100

CRIM

100

Mott Community CollegeCRJU

161

CRJU

161

CRJU

161

CRJU

161

Montcalm Community

College

CRIM

100

CRIM

100

CRIM

100

CRIM

100

CRIM

100

CJ

102

CJ

102

CJ

102

CJ

102

CJ

102

CJ

102

CJ

101

See

Appendix

D


College

CJ

102

CJ

102

CJ

102

CJ

102

CJ

102

CJ

102

CJ

102

Muskegon Community

College

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

Oakland Community

College

CRJ

1010

CRJ

1010

CRJ

1010

CRJ

1010


College

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

113

CJ

113

CJ

113

CJ

113

CJ

113

CJ

113

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

Washtenaw Community

College

CJT

100

CJT

100

CJT

100

CJT

100

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

St. Clair County

Community College

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101


College

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CJT

100

CJT

100

CJT

100

CJT

100

CJT

100

CJT

100

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101

CJ

101


College District

CJS

100

See

Appendix

D

CJS

100

CJS

100

CJS

100

CJS

100

CJS

100

CJS

100


College

CRJ

100

TLCJ

100

CRJ

100

CRJ

100

CRJ

100

CRJ

100

CRJ

100

CRJ

100

CJ

101

CJT

100

CRJ

100

CRJU-

161

CJS

100

CJT

100

CJ

101

CJ

101

CRJU

161

CRJU

161

See

Appendix

D

CJ MiTransfer

Pathway

Introduction to

Corrections FINAL


CRM

331

CRIM

111

CJ

330

CJUS

110

CJ

GCU

CJ

220

CRJ

3224

CJ

304

CRJ

300X

CRJ

3350

CRJ

1060

CRJ

240

NOT

OFFERED

CJS

1310CJ

231LAW

231CJ

110

CJ

110

CJ

110

CJUS

110CJUS

110

CJUS

110

CJUS

110

CJ

110CJ

130

CJ

230

CJ

130

CJ

130WCJ

130W

CJ

130

CJ

230

CJ

230CJ

230

CRJU

114

VTL

101CJC

102CJC

101CJ

105CJ

221

CJ 38CRJ

136

CRJ

136CRJ

138CJ 36

CRJ

136CJ

121

CRJ

121CJR

121

CRJ

121CRJ

121

CRJ

121

CRJU

130

CRJU

130CRJU

131

CRJU

104CJS

10900

CJS

10900

CJS

26007CJS

28100

CJS

109

CJS-

10900

CPP

160CORR

160CJ

130

CJ

134

CJUS

131CJUS

131

CJUS

131

CJ

130LAW

144

LAW

142

LAW

144LAWE

1120

LAW

144

LAWE

1120LAWE

2911

LAWE

1120CJS

220

CJS

220

CJS

220

CJS

220CRJ

101

CRJ

101

CRJ

200

CRJ

200CRJ

200

CRJ

200

CRJ

101CRJ

170

CRJ

170

CRJ

170

CRJ

170

CRJ

170SOC

170

SOC

170

SOC

170

SOC

170

SOC

170

See

Appendix

D

Spring A

rbor

Univ

ers

ity

Univ

ers

ity o

f

Detr

oit M

erc

y

Alpena Community

College

CRJ

131

CJ

231

CRJ

131

CJ

231

CJ

231

CRJ

131

CRJ

131

Oakla

nd

Univ

ers

ity

Sagin

aw

Valley

Sta

te U

niv

ers

ity

Univ

ers

ity o

f

Mic

hig

an-D

earb

orn

Wayne S

tate

Univ

ers

ity

Baker

College

Fin

landia

Univ

ers

ity

Easte

rn M

ichig

an

Univ

ers

ity

Ferr

is S

tate

Univ

ers

ity

Gra

nd V

alley S

tate

Univ

ers

ity

Lake S

uperior

Sta

te

Univ

ers

ity

Mic

hig

an S

tate

Univ

ers

ity

Nort

hern

Mic

hig

an

Univ

ers

ity

CRJ

131

CJ

231

CJ

131

See

Appendix

D

CJ

231


College

CJUS

110

CJUS

110

CJUS

110

CJUS

110

CJUS

110

CJUS

110

CJUS

110

See

Appendix

D

CJUS

110

Delta CollegeCJ

130W

CJ

275

CJ

130

CJ

130

CJ

130

CJ

130W

CJ

130

See

Appendix

D

CJ

130

Glen Oaks Community

College

See

Appendix

D

CRJU

114

CRJU

114

See

Appendix

D

Gogebic Community

College

CJC

101

CJC

101

CJC

101

CJC

101

CJC

101

CJC

101

See

Appendix

D

CRJU

114

CRJU

114

CJC

101

CJC

101

CJC

101

CJC

101

See

Appendix

D

CJC

101

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

CRJU

114

CRJU

114

CRJU

114

CJ

105

CJ

105

CJ

105

CJ

105

See

Appendix

D

CJ

105


College

CJ

105

CJ

105

CJ

105

CJ

105

CJ

105

CRJ

136

CRJ

136

CRJ

136

See

Appendix

D

CRJ

136

Jackson CollegeCRJ

121

CRJ

121

CRJ

121

CRJ

121

Henry Ford CollegeCRJ

136

CRJ

136

CRJ

136

CRJ

136

CRJ

136

CRJ

121

Kalamazoo Valley

Community College

NOT OFFERED

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

CRJ

121

CRJ

121

CRJ

121

CRJ

121

CRJ

121

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

Kellogg Community

College

CRJU

130

CRJU

104

CRJU

104

CRJU

130

CRJU

104

Kirtland Community

College

CJS

10900

CJS

10900

CJS

10900

CJS

10900

CJS

10900

CJS

10900

CJS

10900

CJS

10900

CRJU

130

CRJU

130

CRJU

130

CRJU

130

CRJU

130

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

CJS

10900

Lake Michigan CollegeCORR

160

CORR

160

CORR

160

CORR

160

CORR

160

CORR

160

CORR

160

CORR

160

CORR

160

See

Appendix

D

CORR

160

Lansing Community

College

CJUS

131

CJUS

131

CJUS

131

CJUS

131

CJUS

131

CJ

130

CJUS

131

See

Appendix

D

CJUS

131

Macomb Community

College

LAWE

1120

LAWE

1120

LAWE

1120

LAWE

1120

LAWE

1120

LAWE

1120

LAWE

1120

LAWE

1120

See

Appendix

D

LAWE

1120

Mid Michigan CollegeCJS

220

CJS

220

CJS

220

CJS

220

See

Appendix

D

CJS

220

CJS

220

CJS

220

See

Appendix

D

CJS

220

Monroe County

Community College

CRJ

170

CRJ

170

CRJ

170

CRJ

170

See

Appendix

D

CRJ

170

SOC

170

CRJ

170

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

CORR

160

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

CJUS

131

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

CJ

105

See

Appendix

D

CJ

110

CRIM

120

CJ

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

120

CJ

110

CRIM

120CJC

101CJC

110CORR

101

CJ

231

SSCJ

231

CJ

120COR

110

COR

110

CJ

231SSCJ

231

CJ

231

SSCO

110CRJ

1060

CRJ

1060

CRJ

1060

CRJ

1060

CRJ

1060PLS

106

CRJ

1830

PLS

106

PLS

1060

PLS

1060PLS

1060

PLS

183

PLS

1060PLS

1830COR

110

COR

110

CJ

110COR

211

COR

110

COR

110

CRIM

111

CRIM

219CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

103

CJ

121

CJ

121COR

103

CJ

223

CJ

121

COR

103

CJ

121COR

103

COR

103

COR

255

COR

100COR

210

COR

100COR

100

COR

205COR

210

TLCJ

210

COR

210

COR

210

COR

210TLCJ

210

COR

210

TLCJ

210

TLCJ

210

TLCJ

210

See

Appendix

D

Montcalm Community

College

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

CRIM

110

See

Appendix

D

CRIM

110

Mott Community CollegeCORR

101

CORR

101

CORR

101

CORR

101

CORR

101

CORR

101

CORR

101

See

Appendix

D

CORR

101

CORR

101

CORR

101

See

Appendix

D

CORR

101

Muskegon Community

College

CJ

250

CJ

250

CJ

250

CJ

250

CJ

120

CJ

101

CJ

120

CJ

120

See

Appendix

D

CJ

120

See

Appendix

D

CJ

250


College

CJ

120

CJ

120

SOC

170

CJ

120

CJ

120

CJ

120

CJ

120

CJ

250

CJ

250

CJ

250

CJ

250

CJ

250

CJ

250

CJ

231

CJ

231

CJ

231

See

Appendix

D

CJ

231

Oakland Community

College

CRJ

1060

CRJ

1060

CRJ

1060

CRJ

1060


College

See

Appendix

D

CJ

231

CJ

231

CJ

231

CJ

231

CRJ

1060

CRJ

1060

See

Appendix

D

Schoolcraft CollegeCOR

110

COR

110

COR

110

COR

110

COR

110

COR

110

CJ

102

CJ

110

COR

110

See

Appendix

D


College

CRIM

111

CRIM

111

CRIM

111

CRIM

111

CRIM

111

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

CRIM

111

St. Clair County

Community College

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

CJ

121

See

Appendix

D

CJ

121

CRIM

111

CRIM

111

CRIM

111

CRIM

111

CRIM

111

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

Wayne County

Community College

District

COR

100

COR

100

COR

100

COR

100

Washtenaw Community

College

NOT OFFERED

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

COR

100


College

COR

210

COR

210

COR

210

COR

210

COR

210

COR

210

See

Appendix

D

COR

210

COR

100

COR

100

COR

101

COR

100

COR

100

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

CRJ

1060

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

See

Appendix

D

CJ

250

APPENDIX D:

MiTransfer Criminal Justice Pathway Course Equivalency Exceptions

Find Excel versions of Appendix D at www.mitransfer.org.


CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Course College/University Community College Explanation


Michigan State University

Alpena Community College

Community college Introduction to Corrections course will be transcripted to MSU's CJ GCU as elective credit that will apply to the major. Remaining electives in the major must be at the 400 level


Spring Arbor University

Alpena Community College

Spring Arbor does not offer; Introduction to Criminal Justice OR Introduction to Corrections accepted as Spring Arbor - CRJ 201, Introduction to Criminal Justice; If a student transfers both, one of the courses would be awarded general elective credit



Bay College Community college Introduction to Corrections course will be transcripted to MSU's CJ GCU as elective credit that will apply to the major. Remaining electives in the major must be at the 400 level



Bay College Spring Arbor does not offer; Introduction to Criminal Justice OR Introduction to Corrections accepted as Spring Arbor - CRJ 201, Introduction to Criminal Justice; If a student transfers both, one of the courses would be awarded general elective credit



Delta College Community college Introduction to Corrections course will be transcripted to MSU's CJ GCU as elective credit that will apply to the major. Remaining electives in the major must be at the 400 level



Delta College Spring Arbor does not offer; Introduction to Criminal Justice OR Introduction to Corrections accepted as Spring Arbor - CRJ 201, Introduction to Criminal Justice; If a student transfers both, one of the courses would be awarded general elective credit


Eastern Michigan University

Glen Oaks Community College

No syllabus to review


Finlandia University Glen Oaks Community College

No syllabus to review






Northern Michigan University


No syllabus to review; Course appears to focus on criminal justice, not corrections






University of Detroit Mercy


Syllabus under review



Gogebic Community College




Gogebic Community College




Grand Rapids Community College




Grand Rapids Community College




Henry Ford College Community college Introduction to Corrections course will be transcripted to MSU's CJ GCU as elective credit that will apply to the major. Remaining electives in the major must be at the 400 level



Henry Ford College Spring Arbor does not offer; Introduction to Criminal Justice OR Introduction to Corrections accepted as Spring Arbor - CRJ 201, Introduction to Criminal Justice; If a student transfers both, one of the courses would be awarded general elective credit



Jackson College Community college Introduction to Corrections course will be transcripted to MSU's CJ GCU as elective credit that will apply to the major. Remaining electives in the major must be at the 400 level



Jackson College Spring Arbor does not offer; Introduction to Criminal Justice OR Introduction to Corrections accepted as Spring Arbor - CRJ 201, Introduction to Criminal Justice; If a student transfers both, one of the courses would be awarded general elective credit


All Participating Universities


Kalamazoo Valley CC does not offer











Kellogg Community College




Kellogg Community College




Kirtland Community College




Kirtland Community College




Lake Michigan College




Lake Michigan College




Lansing Community College




Lansing Community College




Macomb Community College




Macomb Community College




Mid Michigan College




Mid Michigan College












Montcalm Community College




Montcalm Community College




Mott Community College








Muskegon Community College








North Central Michigan College




North Central Michigan College




Northwestern Michigan College












Oakland Community College




Oakland Community College




Schoolcraft College Community college Introduction to Corrections course will be transcripted to MSU's CJ GCU as elective credit that will apply to the major. Remaining electives in the major must be at the 400 level



Schoolcraft College Spring Arbor does not offer; Introduction to Criminal Justice OR Introduction to Corrections accepted as Spring Arbor - CRJ 201, Introduction to Criminal Justice; If a student transfers both, one of the courses would be awarded general elective credit



Southwestern Michigan College












St. Clair County Community College




St. Clair County Community College



All Participating Universities

Washtenaw Community College

Washtenaw CC does not offer



















West Shore Community College




West Shore Community College


Intro to Criminal Justice









Ferris State University Wayne County Community College District

Equivalency exists; awaiting upload to the MTN

Intro to Psychology

Ferris State University Grand Rapids Community College


Intro to Psychology

Ferris State University Kalamazoo Valley Community College


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