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What is The Michigan Transfer Agreement?

What is The Michigan Transfer Agreement

In 2012, the Michigan legislature introduced modifications to their community college appropriations bill to make transferring core courses from Michigan community colleges to four-year institutions in Michigan easier. This was achieved by revising and renaming the existing MACRAO agreement to the Michigan Transfer Agreement.

The Michigan Transfer Agreement Requirements

In order to fulfill the Michigan Transfer Agreement, students must acquire 30 credits from a certified community college in Michigan and obtain at least a 2.0 GPA for every single course. To ensure compliance with these distribution requirements, please make sure the following criteria are met:

If you are looking to attend a certain college or university, it is possible that they may require additional courses on top of the ones listed in this agreement. Therefore, if you want to know what these extra requirements might be for an individual institution, don’t hesitate to contact your college counselor or academic advisor directly.

If you’re thinking about transferring to Michigan, check out the University Transfer Rates for 2021-2022 to see if you may have a shot.

Participating Schools

The following schools participate in the Michigan Transfer Agreement program.

Community Colleges

Public Universities

Independent Colleges and Universities

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