| Madonna University appreciates the hard work that is done by community college counselors and academic advisors as they prepare students to continue their education at a 4-year college. With that in mind, we are committed to building a strong working partnership with community colleges by providing up-to-date materials, working on articulation agreements, and visiting colleges to meet with students. One of our Admissions Officers would be glad to assist you. Please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions Office for additional information at (734) 432-5339. Programs of Study Madonna University offers over seventy undergraduate programs of study. MU is organized into the College of Arts & Humanities, College of Education, School of Business, College of Social Sciences, College of Science & Math, College of Nursing, and College of Continuing Studies. MU offers convenient and flexible class scheduling for working students: · Evening and Weekend Courses · Three hour block courses that meet once a week · On-line courses · Video and Telecourses · Workshops Personal Attention MU’s enrollment is approximately 4,600 degree seeking men and women. Our average class size is 18-20 students. The student to faculty ratio is 15:1. Qualified part-time and full-time instructors teach all of MU’s classes. At MU our faculty are the student’s advisors. Our students are taught by and advised by full-time faculty who are experts in their fields. Student Services At Madonna University, students will continue to receive the same support and encouragement for their learning as they did at their community college. The following offices offer a wide variety of services to our students:
| · Academic Advising | (734)432-5417 | | · Campus Ministry | (734)432-5419 | | · Career Services | (734)432-5623 | | · Center for Personalized Instruction | (734)432-5599 | | · Office of Disability Resources | (734)432-5639 | | · Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs | (734)432-5672 | | · Student Services Office | (734)432-5428 | Transferring Credits A student may transfer a maximum of 74 semester hours from a two-year college into a baccalaureate program at Madonna University. There is no maximum on the number of credits that may be transferred from a four-year university; however, students must complete the last 30 credits of their program at Madonna University regardless of the amount of credits that are considered for transfer. Only courses with a grade "C" (2.0) or better will be considered for transfer as well as those that are do not qualify as developmental or remedial. View Community College Transfer Equivalency Tables MACRAO Transfer Agreement Students who satisfy the MACRAO transfer agreement will transfer 30 semester hours of general education courses in a block to Madonna University. Students will be required to fulfill some additional general education requirements in the following areas: -
Religious Studies 6 s.h. -
Jr. or Sr. Level English Literature 4 s.h. -
Biological Science, Physical Science or Mathematics 3-4 s.h. -
Computer Literacy 2-3 s.h. -
Social Sciences 7 s.h. Some of these additional requirements can be taken at the community college prior to transferring. Community College Transfer Student Scholarship Students with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or better are potentially eligible for a $1,000 scholarship. Student should contact the Office of Admissions for a scholarship application. Madonna University Financial Aid & Scholarships Website Articulations with Community Colleges
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