Eastern Michigan University's College of Business has
signed a transfer articulation agreement with Monroe County
Community College that provides students with the opportunity
to earn an associate of applied science in business management
at MCCC, followed by a bachelor of business administration
at EMU in any approved business major.
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Students can select one of the following business disciplines
as a major at EMU: accounting, accounting information
systems, computer information systems, economics, entrepreneurship,
finance, general business, marketing, management or supply
chain management.
"We are very pleased to form this partnership with
MCCC," said David Mielke, dean of EMU's College of Business. "We
recognize the quality of their students, faculty and programs,
and it is important that we work together to better serve
the students."
"This agreement is a great benefit to our students because
it provides a smooth transition into any of EMU's bachelor
of business administration programs," said MCCC President
David Nixon. "It maximizes the amount of credit that will
transfer from MCCC and allows students to avoid duplication
of course work."
"We are thrilled to announce the signing of this agreement," said
Paul Knollman, dean of MCCC's Business Division. "Making
higher educational opportunities very accessible to everyone
we serve is a top priority at MCCC, and we're honored to
be able to partner with a great institution like Eastern
Michigan University."
