PROFILES and PROGRAMS

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PROFILES

and

PROGRAMS

PUBLIC COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

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Public Community Colleges

PROFILES OF MICHIGAN PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGES

Map ...3

Introduction ...4

College Profile and Program Information

Alpena Community College ...5

Bay de Noc Community College ...9

Bay Mills Community College ...13

Delta College ...17

Glen Oaks Community College ...21

Gogebic Community College ...25

Grand Rapids Community College ...29

Henry Ford Community College ...33

Jackson Community College ...37

Kalamazoo Valley Community College ...41

Kellogg Community College ...45

Kirtland Community College ...49

Lake Michigan College ...53

Lansing Community College ...57

Macomb Community College ...63

Mid Michigan Community College ...67

Monroe County Community College...71

Montcalm Community College...75

Mott Community College ...79

Muskegon Community College ...83

North Central Michigan College ...87

Northwestern Michigan College ...91

Oakland Community College ...95

Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College ...101

Schoolcraft College ...105

Southwestern Michigan College ...109

St. Clair County Community College ...113

Washtenaw Community College ...117

Wayne County Community College ...121

West Shore Community College ...125

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School Name, County, and Region

Alpena Community College, Alpena, 2

Bay de Noc Community College, Delta, 1

Bay Mills Community College, Chippewa, 1

Delta College, Bay, 4

Glen Oaks Community College, St. Joseph, 8

Gogebic Community College, Gogebic, 1

Grand Rapids Community College, Kent, 3

Henry Ford Community College, Wayne, 5

Jackson Community College, Jackson, 6

Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Kalamazoo, 8

Kellogg Community College, Calhoun, 8

Kirtland Community College, Roscommon, 2

Lake Michigan College, Berrien, 8

Lansing Community College, Ingham, 7

Macomb Community College, Macomb, 5

Mid Michigan Community College, Clare, 4

Monroe County Community College, Monroe, 6

Montcalm Community College, Montcalm, 3

Mott Community College, Genesee, 7

Muskegon Community College, Muskegon, 3

North Central Michigan College, Emmet, 2

Northwestern Michigan College, Grand Traverse, 2

Oakland Community College, Oakland, 5

Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College, Isabella, 4

Schoolcraft College, Wayne, 5

Southwestern Michigan College, Cass, 8

St. Clair County Community College, St. Clair, 5

Washtenaw Community College, Washtenaw, 6

Wayne County Community College, Wayne, 5

West Shore Community College, Mason, 3

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COMMUNITY COLLEGES

INTRODUCTION

The 30 public community colleges in Michigan are individually profiled in this

section. Requirements, deadline dates, phone numbers, cost estimates, and housing

information are all provided. The various programs under which courses are

offered are also listed. Please see the introduction to the Program Cross Reference

Index for an explanation of the program arrangement sequence.

The community college provides a wide range of programs in order to meet the

ever-increasing needs of the local community for educational opportunities beyond

the high school level. By statute, however, a community college in Michigan may

only offer course work leading to less than a baccalaureate degree.

The programs offered tend to fall into the following categories:

Liberal Arts and Professional Programs – Pre-professional training designed to

provide transfer credit to four-year institutions. Dentistry, education, law,

medicine, etc., are just a few of the program areas.

Vocational-Technical Programs – Occupations in the fields of business, public

service, technology, etc. An Associate’s of Arts degree or certificate is awarded

upon completion of a program. Some transfer credits may apply to specific

schools.

Apprenticeship Instruction Programs – Designed to meet the needs of local

industry for related trade instruction. These programs are primarily available to

students who are already employed in the sponsoring industry.

In most cases, information is also provided pertaining to the number of

semester/term hours required to complete the program and whether and teaching

certificate is available in conjunction with it.

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Michigan Department of Education (Rev. 6-2011)

SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS

CONTACT INFORMATION

STUDENT BODY PROFILE

2010-2011 Fall Headcount

Overall Percentage of Out-of-State undergrad Students

- Freshmen (first year) Overall Percentage of undergrad Students Living on Campus

- All Undergraduates Overall Percentage of Minority undergrad Students

Overall Percentage of International undergrad Students

CAMPUS INFORMATION

Academic Calendar System

Registration Dates

####

Fall

Winter

####

Spring

Summer

HOUSING INFORMATION

Housing Availability

School Location by Type of Community

Fraternities and/or Sororities

###

Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing

###

Residence Halls

###

Theme Housing

###

On-Campus Apartments

_###

Off-Campus Apartments

###

Comments

Cooperatives

###

Related Rules

Can freshmen live off campus?

###

Can freshmen have cars on campus?

###

STUDENT SERVICES

Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation

Online Courses

Advanced Placement and CLEP

Freshmen

Transfer

April April

Athletic Office Contact Person

Alpena Community College

Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page

Alpena Community College

002237

Title IV Institution Code Number

Web Site Homepage

School Name

www.alpenacc.edu

665 Johnson St.

Alpena

MI

49707

Street Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Admissions Contact Person

Financial Aid Contact Person

Michael Kollien

Robert Roose

Frank McCourt

Telephone Number

989.358.7339

989.358.7229

989.358.7263

Email Address

Male

Female

208

196

914 1166

November

April

Freshmen Upperclassmen

Office

Telephone Number

Email Address

VP of Academic & Student Affairs

989.358.7458

Admissions

989.358.7339

Admissions

989.358.7339

[email protected]

Disadvantaged Students, Special

Admit and/or Support Programs

Office of Academic & Student Affairs

989.358.7212

[email protected]

Physically Handicapped Student

Support Programs

Office of Academic & Student Affairs

989.358.7212

Registrar

989.358.7353

Registrar

989.358.7353

Other (specify)

Semester

Quarter

Accelerated

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Suburban

Urban

Small Community

Rural

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SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION

Required Entrance Exams

Recommended Entrance Exams

Freshmen Admission Requirements

####

###

Code Minimum

###

Average

###

Code Other (specify)

###

Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission

Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates

Fall Application

Winter Matriculation

Spring Housing

Summer Other

Early admissions available

###

Undergraduate Programs Offered

Deferred payment arrangements available

###

Prepayment plan available to lock in tuition rates

###

Advanced placement available based on grades/test results

###

College credit available based on test results

###

Required Score

Other:

Comments

ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen)

Each line item must be filled in.

Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates

Tuition & Fees In-State (4-year school)

Books & Supplies Room & Board Transportation

Misc and Personal In-District (2-year school)

Total

Contact for State Residency Questions

FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid

To apply for financial aid, a student must

###

Fall

###

Winter

###

Spring Summer

Comments

ACT SAT GPA

April

November

Alpena Community College

1960

H.S. diploma, GED, or age 18

Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates

n/a

$800.00

In State/ In District Out of State/ Out of District

Test Name

$3,510.00

$5,160.00

$800.00

$3,000.00

$1,600.00

$600.00

Freshmen Transfer

May

$8,710.00

$11,160.00

December

April

$170.00

Telephone Number

May

Admissions

Email Address

989-358-7339

6 months prior to 1st enrollment

Office

Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr

$115.00

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Short Course/Terminal

Bachelor's Degree

Associate Degree

Online Courses

ACT Traditional

ACT Writing Component

SAT

Other (specify)

None

ACT Traditional

ACT Writing Component

SAT

Other (specify)

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

Complete the PROFILE form

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CIPCODE CERT CREDITSTCH.

PROGRAM NAME PROGRAM NAME CIPCODE CERTTCH. CREDIT

Alpena Community College

2 LEVEL -46.0302 No APPRENTICE - ELECTRICAL 34 48.0507 No APPRENTICE - MILLWRIGHT 38 47.0603 No

AUTO BODY REPAIR 44

47.0604 No

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE & REPAIR 45

52.0408 No

BUS. INFO. SYS. - OFFICE ASSISTANT 30

51.0708 No

BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS - MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION 30

15.0503 No

CUSTOMER ENERGY SERVICE 34

10.0305 No

GRAPHIC DESIGN CERTIFICATE 30

51.3901 No

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSING 40

48.0501 No

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY (CERT) 29

51.0713 No

MEDICAL CODE/BILLER - CERTIFICATE 32

11.1001 No

NETWORK ADMINISTRATION 31

51.0907 No

RADIOLOGY - CO W/T MID MICHIG 41

52.0701 No

SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 33

46.0303 No

UTILITY TECHNICIAN 37

15.0506 No

WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT-CO W/ BAY DE NOC 26

48.0508 No

WELDING FABRICATION (CERT) 30

3 LEVEL -52.0302 No ACCOUNTING 62 45.0201 No ANTHROPOLOGY 62 47.0604 No

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE & REPAIR 74

26.0101 No

BIOLOGY 60

52.0402 No

BIS-EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 65

52.0401 No

BUS. INFO. SYS. - ADMINISTRATIVE ASST 62

52.0407 No

BUS. INFO.SYS. - OFFICE INFO. SPECIALIST 63

51.0716 No

BUS. NFO. SYS. MEDICAL INFO. SPECIALIST 62

52.0201 No

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - GENERAL 60

52.0201 No BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 62 40.0501 No CHEMISTRY 60 19.0708 No CHILD DEVELOPMENT 61 15.1302 No

COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING & DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNO 64

11.0401 No

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS 61

15.0613 No

COMPUTER INTEGRATED MACHINING TECHNOLOGY (MACHININ 67

15.0699 No

COMPUTER INTEGRATED MACHINING TECHNOLOGY (WELDING 71

11.0101 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE - GENERAL 60

15.0201 No CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY 61 43.0107 No CRIMINAL JUSTICE 64 43.0102 No CRIMINAL JUSTICE-CORRECTIONS 61 43.0103 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE-LAW ENFORCEMENT 63

15.0503 No

CUSTOMER ENERGY SERVICES 60

45.0601 No ECONOMICS 65 13.1202 No EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY 63 13.1205 No EDUCATION - SECONDARY 62 13.1320 No EDUCATION - SECONDARY-VOCATIONAL 66 46.0302 No

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN 62

23.0101 No ENGLISH 62 50.0101 No FINE ARTS 62 30.0101 No GENERAL SCIENCE 60 24.0102 No GENERAL STUDIES 62 45.0701 No GEOGRAPHY 62 10.0305 No

GRAPHIC DESIGN TECHNOLOGY 63

54.0101 No HISTORY 60 52.1804 No INDUSTRIAL SALES 65 09.0401 No JOURNALISM 63 24.0101 No

LIBERAL ARTS GENERAL 62

52.1401 No

MARKETING AND MERCHANDISING 62

27.0101 No MATHEMATICS 60 51.0801 No MEDICAL ASSISTANT 60 48.0507 No MILLWRIGHT TECHNICIAN 62 40.0101 No NATURAL SCIENCE 60 11.1001 No NETWORK ADMINISTRATION 61 51.3801 No NURSING (ADN) 72 13.1314 No

PHYSICAL & HEALTH EDUCATION 62

40.0801 No PHYSICS 61 45.1001 No POLITICAL SCIENCE 63 51.1101 No PRE-DENTAL 60 14.0101 No PRE-ENGINEERING 68 22.0001 No PRE-LAW 63 51.1005 No PRE-MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 60 51.1102 No PRE-MEDICINE 60 51.1105 No PRE-NURSING 32 51.2306 No PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 60 51.1103 No PRE-PHARMACY 60 51.1109 No PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY 60 51.1104 No PRE-VETERINARY 62 42.0101 No PSYCHOLOGY 62 52.0701 No

SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 62

45.1101 No SOCIAL SCIENCE 62 44.0701 No SOCIAL WORK 62 46.0303 No UTILITY TECHNOLOGY 62 Page 1 of 1

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SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS

CONTACT INFORMATION

STUDENT BODY PROFILE

2010-2011 Fall Headcount

CAMPUS INFORMATION

Academic Calendar System

Registration Dates

####

Fall

Winter

####

Spring

Summer

HOUSING INFORMATION

Housing Availability

School Location by Type of Community

###

Residence Halls

###

Theme Housing

###

_###

###

Comments

Cooperatives

###

Related Rules

###

STUDENT SERVICES

Online Courses

Admissions

906-217-4134

[email protected]

Admissions

906-217-4134

[email protected]

Special Populations

906-217-4017

[email protected]

Support Programs

Special Populations

906-217-4017

[email protected]

Admissions

906-217-4134

[email protected]

Admissions

906-217-4134

[email protected]

Office

Telephone Number

Email Address

Admissions

906-217-4134

[email protected]

December

May

June

249

320 3.5%

857 1385

9.6%

[email protected]

Male

Female

3.8%

906-217-4134

906-217-4065

Email Address

Admissions Contact Person

Financial Aid Contact Person

Cindy Carter

Sue Hebert

Telephone Number

www.baycollege.edu

2001 North Lincoln Road

Escanaba

MI

49829

Street Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Athletic Office Contact Person

Bay de Noc Community College

Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page

Bay de Noc Community College

002240

Title IV Institution Code Number

Web Site Homepage

School Name

0.0%

Freshmen

Transfer

June & August

December

Other (specify)

Semester

Quarter

Accelerated

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Suburban

Urban

Small Community

Rural

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SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION

Required Entrance Exams

Recommended Entrance Exams

Freshmen Admission Requirements

####

###

Code Minimum

###

Average

###

Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission

Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates

Fall Application

Spring Housing

Summer Other

###

Undergraduate Programs Offered

###

Required Score

Other:

Comments

ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen)

Each line item must be filled in.

Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates

Total

Contact for State Residency Questions

FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid

To apply for financial aid, a student must

###

Fall

###

Winter

###

Spring Summer

Comments

906-299-4068

[email protected]

six months

Office

$97.00

$296.50

Telephone Number

March 1

Student Services

Email Address

$2,612.00

$996.00

Freshmen Transfer

March 1

$14,328.00

$16,264.00

$3,142.00

$5,078.00

$2,300.00

$5,278.00

$2,612.00

Credit by Exam

Test Name

August

None

January

n/a

$150.00

COMPASS

Bay de Noc Community College

August

May

June

C

ACT SAT GPA

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Short Course/Terminal

Bachelor's Degree

Associate Degree

Online Courses

ACT Traditional

ACT Writing Component

SAT

Other (specify)

None

ACT Traditional

ACT Writing Component

SAT

Other (specify)

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

Complete the PROFILE form

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Bay de Noc Community College

1 LEVEL

-03.0511 No

TIMBER HARVESTING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 16

2 LEVEL -52.0302 No ACCOUNTING 32 47.0604 No AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 36 24.0102 No

CAREERS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM 32

47.0603 No

CAREERS: AUTO BODY REPAIR 32

46.0401 No

CAREERS: BUILDING & GROUNDS MAINTENANCE 32

46.0201 No

CAREERS: CARPENTRY 32

51.0601 No

CAREERS: DENTAL ASSISTING 32

47.0000 No

CAREERS: MANUFACTURING & MAINTENANCE 32

12.0506 No

CAREERS: MEAT PROCESSING 32

51.0716 No

CAREERS: MEDICAL BILLING CLERK 32

51.0802 No

CAREERS: MEDICAL LAB AIDE 32

51.0716 No

CAREERS: MEDICAL OFFICE CLERK 32

51.0707 No

CAREERS: MEDICAL RECORDS TECHNICIAN 32

51.0805 No

CAREERS: PHARMACY CLERK 32

46.0502 No

CAREERS: PLUMBING & HEATING 32

47.0101 No

CAREERS: SLOT TECHNICIAN 32

47.0606 No

CAREERS: SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 32

13.1501 No

CAREERS: TEACHER AIDE TRAINING 32

52.0803 No

CAREERS: TELLER 32

51.0808 No

CAREERS: VETERINARIAN ASSISTANT 32

51.0703 No

CAREERS: HEALTH UNIT COORDINATOR 32

15.1302 No

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 31

15.1302 No

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN DRAFTING 30

11.0601 No

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 32

43.0102 No

CORRECTIONAL OFFICER 34

19.0709 No

EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & EDUCATION: LEVEL I 30

19.0709 No

EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & EDUCATION: LEVEL II 57

52.0701 No

ENTREPRENEURIAL/ SMALL BUSINESS 34

52.0799 No HEALTH CAREERS 25 52.0401 No OFFICE ASSISTANT 32 52.0401 No OFFICE SYSTEMS/SECRETARIAL 35 51.3901 No PRACTICAL NURSING 43 52.1803 No RETAILING 32 03.0299 No SUSTAINABILITY 33 15.0506 No

WATER TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE 37

48.0508 No WELDING TECHNOLOGY 33 3 LEVEL -52.0302 No ACCOUNTING 62 52.0302 No ACCOUNTING/COMPUTER SPECIALIST 62 51.3801 No

ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING 72

15.0303 No AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY 62 47.0604 No AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 71 52.0101 No BUSINESS 64 52.0201 No BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 62 52.0703 No BUSINESS/SMALL BUSINESS 64 51.0802 No

CLINICAL LAB TECHNOLOGY 62

15.1302 No

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 66

15.1302 No

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN DRAFTING 62

11.0899 No

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS: SOFTWARE SUPPORT 64

11.0901 No

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS: SOFTWARE/NETWORK S 64

11.0901 No

COMPUTER NETWORKING 67

11.0899 No

COMPUTER PC SOFTWARE SPEC 63

15.1202 No

COMPUTER SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY / COMPUTER NETWORK S 68

43.0104 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE 67

43.0104 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE - LAW ENFORCEMENT 63

43.0107 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE/ CORRECTIONS 64

43.0104 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS 64

51.0910 No

DIAGNOSTIC SONOGRAPHY 62

19.0708 No

EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & EDUCATION 62

19.0706 No

EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT 65

13.1209 No

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 65

15.0303 No

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 65

15.0507 No ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 66 24.0102 No GENERAL STUDIES 62 52.0901 No HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 66 44.0000 No HUMAN SERVICES 63 43.0103 No LAW ENFORCEMENT 63 24.0101 No

LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES 62

48.0503 No MACHINE TOOL 69 52.0703 No MARKETING 66 52.0703 No MARKETING/SMALL BUSINESS 66 51.1105 No

NURSING - ADN INTEREST 72

52.0401 No

OFFICE SYSTEMS/ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 62

22.0301 No

OFFICE SYSTEMS/LEGAL OFFICE SPECIALIST 62

51.0716 No

OFFICE SYSTEMS/MEDICAL OFFICE SPECIALIST 65

11.0202 No

PC SOFTWARE SUPPORT SPEC-ADV APPLICATIONS 65

11.0901 No

PC SOFTWARE SUPPORT SPECIALIST-NETWORKING 67

14.0102 No PRE-ENGINEERING 65 26.0299 No PRE-MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY 71 03.0101 No PRE-NATURAL RESOURCES 63 51.1102 No PRE-PROFESSIONAL HEALTH 63 51.0911 No RADIOGRAPHY 62 15.0506 No

WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 67

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SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS

CONTACT INFORMATION

STUDENT BODY PROFILE

2010-2011 Fall Headcount

CAMPUS INFORMATION

Academic Calendar System

Registration Dates

####

Fall

Winter

####

Spring

Summer

HOUSING INFORMATION

Housing Availability

School Location by Type of Community

###

Residence Halls

###

Theme Housing

###

_###

###

Comments

Cooperatives

###

Related Rules

###

STUDENT SERVICES

Online Courses

Online Program Coordinator

800.844.2622

[email protected]

Student Support Specialist

800.844.2622

[email protected]

Support Programs

Student Support Specialist

800.844.2622

[email protected]

Student Support Specialist

800.844.2622

[email protected]

Student Services

800.844.2622

[email protected]

Office

Telephone Number

Email Address

Admissions

800.844.2622

[email protected]

Freshmen

Transfer

August

January

118

203

271

564 [email protected]

[email protected]

Male

Female

800.844.2622, ext 8422

800.844.2622, ext 8437

Email Address

Admissions Contact Person

Financial Aid Contact Person

Elaine Lehre

Tina Miller

Telephone Number

www.bmcc.edu

12214 W. Lakeshore Drive

Brimley

MI

49715

Street Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Athletic Office Contact Person

Bay Mills Community College

Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page

Bay Mills Community College

030666

Title IV Institution Code Number

Web Site Homepage

School Name

Other (specify)

Semester

Quarter

Accelerated

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Suburban

Urban

Small Community

Rural

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SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION

Required Entrance Exams

Recommended Entrance Exams

Freshmen Admission Requirements

####

###

Code Minimum

###

Average

###

Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission

Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates

Fall Application

Spring Housing

Summer Other

###

Undergraduate Programs Offered

###

Required Score

Other:

Comments

ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen)

Each line item must be filled in.

Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates

Total

Contact for State Residency Questions

FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid

To apply for financial aid, a student must

###

Fall

###

Winter

###

Spring Summer

Comments

Telephone Number

Financial Aid

Email Address

800.844.2622

[email protected], [email protected]

Office

$85/$10

As soon as possible.

$85/$10

$1,638.00

$1,602.00

Freshmen Transfer

$11,780.00

$2,720.00

$600.00

$5,220.00

$1,638.00

Test Name

GPA

COMPASS

Bay Mills Community College

ACT SAT

anytime

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Short Course/Terminal

Bachelor's Degree

Associate Degree

Online Courses

ACT Traditional

ACT Writing Component

SAT

Other (specify)

None

ACT Traditional

ACT Writing Component

SAT

Other (specify)

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

Complete the PROFILE form

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Bay Mills Community College

1 LEVEL

-43.0102 No

CORRECTIONS OFFICER ACADEMIC PROGRAM 15

16.1001 No

NISHNAABEMWIN PANE IMMERSION DIPLOMA 234

2 LEVEL -51.0716 No MEDICAL OFFICE 37 3 LEVEL -52.0201 No BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 69 11.0301 No

46.9999 No

CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 65

43.0199 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CORRECTIONS EMPHASIS 66

13.1210 No

13.1299 No

EDUCATION 62

24.0102 No

GENERAL STUDIES 66

05.0202 No

GREAT LAKES NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES 65

31.0505 No

HEALTH & FITNESS 70

45.0101 No

SOCIAL SCIENCE 69

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SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS

CONTACT INFORMATION

STUDENT BODY PROFILE

2010-2011 Fall Headcount

CAMPUS INFORMATION

Academic Calendar System

Registration Dates

####

Fall

Winter

####

Spring

Summer

HOUSING INFORMATION

Housing Availability

School Location by Type of Community

###

Residence Halls

###

Theme Housing

###

_###

###

Comments

Cooperatives

###

Related Rules

###

STUDENT SERVICES

Online Courses

Athletic Office Contact Person

Delta College

Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page

Delta College

002251

Title IV Institution Code Number

Web Site Homepage

School Name

www.delta.edu

1961 Delta Road

University Center

MI

48710

Street Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Admissions Contact Person

Financial Aid Contact Person

Mr. Gary Brasseur

Mr. David Urbaniak

Ms. Shelly Raube

Telephone Number

989.686.9590

989.686.9083

989.686.9477

Email Address

18.3%

[email protected]

Male

Female

.11%

March

915 1072

0%

5309

6220

.8%

Freshmen

Transfer

April

November

Office

Telephone Number

Email Address

Admissions

989.686.9093

[email protected]

Admissions

989.686.9093

[email protected]

On on-campus housing

Admissions

989.686.9093

[email protected]

Disabilities Services

989.686.9322

[email protected]

Support Programs

Disabilities Services

989.686.9322

[email protected]

Distance Learning

989.686.9088

[email protected]

Testing Center

989.686.9182

[email protected]

Other (specify)

Semester

Quarter

Accelerated

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Suburban

Urban

Small Community

Rural

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SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION

Required Entrance Exams

Recommended Entrance Exams

Freshmen Admission Requirements

####

###

Code Minimum

###

Average

###

Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission

Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates

Fall Application

Spring Housing

Summer Other

###

Undergraduate Programs Offered

###

Required Score

Other:

Comments

ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen)

Each line item must be filled in.

Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates

Total

Contact for State Residency Questions

FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid

To apply for financial aid, a student must

###

Fall

###

Winter

###

Spring Summer

Comments

March

January

Delta College

ACT SAT GPA

COMPASS

September

n/a

$2,137.50

Test Name

$2,894.00

$4,274.00

$1,500.00

$3,990.00

$2,137.50

$840.00

Freshmen Transfer

$11,361.50

$12,741.50

90+ days in Saginaw, Bay, or

Midland County (see web site)

Office

$133.80

Estimated costs are based on 30 credits hours a year. Cost for Tuition and Fees for an Out-of-State student is $190.00 per credit hour the total cost for

the year is $14,541.50

$179.80

Telephone Number

Registrar's Office

Email Address

989.686.9305

[email protected]

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Short Course/Terminal

Bachelor's Degree

Associate Degree

Online Courses

ACT Traditional

ACT Writing Component

SAT

Other (specify)

None

ACT Traditional

ACT Writing Component

SAT

Other (specify)

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

Complete the PROFILE form

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Delta College

1 LEVEL

-52.9999 No

ACADEMIC CAREER EXPERIENCE CERT OF ACH 6

52.0302 No

ACCOUNTING CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT 18

51.0799 No

CENTRAL SERVICE PROCESSING & DISTRIBUTION CERTIFICATE 8

19.0709 No

CHILD DEVELOPMENT - EDUCATIONAL PARAPROFESSIONAL CE 12

23.1399 No

COMMUNICATION - INTERPERSONAL CERT OF ACH 12

23.1399 No

COMMUNICATION - PRESENTATIONAL CERT OF ACH 12

43.0102 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE - CORRECTIONS CERT OF ACH 15

43.0107 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE - POLICE TRAINING CERT OF ACH 12

43.0109 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE - SECURITY/LOSS PREVENTION SPECIALIST 18

30.0501 No

GLOBAL PEACE STUDIES CERT OF ACH 9

52.0203 No

LEAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMEN 18

51.3501 No

MASSAGE THERAPY CERT OF ACH 6

52.0401 No

OFFICE PROFESSIONS - OFFICE SKILLS CORE CERTIFICATE OF 12

52.0204 No

PROFESSIONAL STUDIES IN OFFICE ADMINISTRATION CERTIFIC 18

15.0702 No

QUALITY ASSURANCE CERT OF ACH 21

15.0702 No

QUALITY MANAGEMENT CERT OF ACH 11

23.1101 No

WRITING CERTIFICATE - TECHNICAL CERT OF ACH 17

2 LEVEL

-52.0302 No

ACCOUNTING ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 27

48.9999 No

AGRICULTURE MAINT ADV CERT 33

47.0201 No

AIR CONDITIONING ADV CERT 34

47.0604 No

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY ADV CERT 66

41.0301 No

CHEMICAL PROCESS TECHNOLOGY ADV CERT 28

41.0301 No

CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY SCIENCE ADV CERT 24

51.1004 No

CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY PRE-MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 34

19.0709 No

CHILD DEVELOPMENT ADV CERT 37

13.1501 No

CHILD DEVELOPMENT/TEACHER ASSISTANT ADVANCED CERTIF 35

47.0201 No

COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION ADV CERT 36

15.1301 No

COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING ADV CERT 32

48.0599 No

COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 39

11.0899 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - CA AD 30

11.1003 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IST PO 15

11.1003 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IST PO 20

11.0901 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - NT AD 32

47.0104 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - PC A 26

11.1004 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - WEB A 26

43.0102 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE - CORRECTIONS JAIL OFFICER ACADEMY CE 6

51.0601 No

DENTAL ASSISTING ADV CERT 62

51.0601 No

DENTAL ASSISTING CDA/RDA TRANSITION TRACK ADV CERT 45

51.0910 No

DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY ADV CERT 70

50.0602 No

DIGITAL FILM PRODUCTION 28

46.0303 No

ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION WORKER ADV CERT 55

52.0701 No

ENTREPRENEURSHIP CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT 18

52.0703 No

ENTREPRENEURSHIP/ SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ADVAN 25

15.0507 No

ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 37

43.0201 No

FIRE & INDUSTRIAL LOSS PREVENTION OFFICER ADV CERT 38

31.0507 No

GROUP FITNESS INSTRUCTOR ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 27

51.0713 No

HEALTH INSURANCE CODING & CLAIM SPECIALIST ADV CERT 28

47.0201 No

HEATING ADV CERT 24

50.0408 No

INTERIOR DESIGN ADV CERT 29

30.2001 No

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ADV CERT 24

09.0401 No

JOURNALISM & EMERGING MEDIA ADV CERT 31

22.0302 No

LAW OFFICE FOUNDATION ADV CERT 32

22.0302 No

LAW OFFICE SPECIALIST ADV CERT 49

15.0612 No

LEAN MANUFACTURING CERT OF ACH 26

24.0101 No

LIBERAL ARTS CERTIFICATE 30

46.0303 No

LINEWORKER ELECTRICAL UTILITY ADV CERT 42

51.3501 No

MASSAGE THERAPY POST ASSOCIATE CERT 6

51.0708 No

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION SPECIALIST ADV CERT 25

52.1802 No

MERCHANDISING MANAGEMENT ADV. CERTIFICATE 30

15.0699 No

MIT SUPERVISOR CERT OF ACH 20

52.0401 No

OFFICE PROFESSIONS - OFFICE ASSISTANT ADVANCED CERTIF 26

52.0401 No

OFFICE PROFESSIONS - OFFICE SPECIALIST ADVANCED CERTIF 40

52.0201 No

OFFICE SERVICES MANAGEMENT ADV. CERTIFICATE 24

31.0507 No

PERSONAL TRAINER ADV CERT 29

51.3901 No

PRACTICAL NURSE ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 44

48.9999 No

PRE-APPRENTICE SKILLED TRADES CONSTRUCTION CERT OF A 20

48.9999 No

PRE-APPRENTICE SKILLED TRADES ELEC ADV CERT 25

48.9999 No

PRE-APPRENTICE SKILLED TRADES MECHANICAL ADV CERT 26

46.0499 No

RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION ADV CERT 30

52.1803 No

RETAIL MANAGEMENT ADV CERTIFICATE 26

51.0909 No

SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY ADV CERT 58

15.0506 No

WATER ENVIRONMENT TECHNOLOGY ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 31

48.0508 No

WELDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ADV CERT 46

23.9999 No

WRITING CERTIFICATE - GENERAL CERT OF ACH 18

43.0110 No

YOUTH SERVICES ADVANCED CERTIFICATE 34

43.0110 No

YOUTH SERVICES CERT OF ACH 22

3 LEVEL

-52.0302 No

ACCOUNTING 63

15.0503 No

ALTERNATIVE ENERGY/WIND TURBINE TECHNOLOGY 71

15.0101 No ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY 65 50.0702 No ART + DESIGN 62 50.0702 No ART ASSOCIATE 62 24.0102 No

ASSOCIATE IN GENERAL STUDIES 62

49.0102 No

AVIATION FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY 68

41.0301 No

CHEMICAL PROCESS TECHNOLOGY 65

41.0301 No

CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 66

19.0709 No

CHILD DEVELOPMENT 67

11.0199 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - BIT 67

11.0899 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - CA 67

11.1003 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IST/FI 78

11.1003 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IST/IN 76

11.0901 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - NT 65

47.0104 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - PC 64

11.0201 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - PROG 63

11.1004 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - WEB 62

15.1001 No

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 67

43.0102 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE - CORRECTIONS 62

43.0107 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE -LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH BASIC POLICE T 62

43.0109 No

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SECURITY/LOSS PREVENTION SPECIALIST 62

43.0107 No

CRIMINIAL JUSTICE - LAW ENFORCEMENT 62

51.0601 No

DENTAL ASSISTING 73

51.0602 No

DENTAL HYGIENE 103

46.0399 No

ELECTRICAL UTILITY WORKER 66

09.0701 No

ELECTRONIC MEDIA BROADCASTING (EMB) 62

52.0703 No

ENTREPRENEURSHIP/ SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 62

15.0507 No

ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY 63

43.0203 No

FIRE FIGHTER TECHNICIAN 62

43.0201 No

FIRE INVESTIGATION/PREVENTION 62

43.0202 No

FIRE SCIENCE LEADERSHIP AND TRAINING 62

43.0201 No

FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 62

43.0203 No

FIRE SCIENCE/EMS 62

43.0201 No

FIRE SCIENCE/INDUST/COMM SECURITY & SAFE 62

31.0504 No

HEALTH FITNESS EDUCATION AND PROMOTION 69

13.1309 No

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION 62

50.0408 No

INTERIOR DESIGN 67

30.2001 No

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 62

09.0401 No

JOURNALISM & EMERGING MEDIA 62

22.0302 No

LEGAL SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL 62

24.0101 No

LIBERAL ARTS 62

52.0201 No

MANAGEMENT - SUBSEQUENT DEGREE 24

12.0412 No

MANAGEMENT/COSMETOLOGY 64

52.0201 No

MANAGEMENT/GENERAL 62

15.0613 No

MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 65

52.1401 No MARKETING MANAGEMENT 62 51.0716 No MEDICAL SECRETARY 62 52.1802 No MERCHANDISING MANAGEMENT 62 51.3801 No

NURSING RN TRANSITION TRACK - LICENSED PARAMEDIC TO R 65

51.3801 No

NURSING RN TRANSITION TRACK - LICENSED PRACTICAL NURS 63

52.0401 No

OFFICE PROFESSIONS - ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIST 62

52.0201 No

OFFICE SERVICES MANAGEMENT 62

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Delta College

51.0806 No

PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT 70

51.0907 No

RADIOGRAPHY 80

47.0201 No

REFRIGERATION HEATING AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE TECHN 69

46.0499 No RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION 68 51.0908 No RESPIRATORY CARE 85 52.1803 No RETAIL MANAGEMENT 62 46.0201 No

SKILLED TRADES CARPENTER 62

46.0302 No

SKILLED TRADES ELECTRICIAN (INDUSTRIAL) 62

48.0599 No

SKILLED TRADES JOBBING MOLDER 62

47.0303 No

SKILLED TRADES MACHINE BUILDER 62

47.0303 No

SKILLED TRADES MACHINE REPAIR 62

47.0303 No

SKILLED TRADES MILLWRIGHT 62

48.0506 No

SKILLED TRADES PATTERN MAKER 62

46.0502 No

SKILLED TRADES PIPEFITTER (INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE) 62

46.0503 No

SKILLED TRADES PLUMBER-PIPEFITTER 62

46.0401 No

SKILLED TRADES STATIONARY BOILER ENGINEERING 62

48.0506 No

SKILLED TRADES TINSMITH 62

48.0503 No

SKILLED TRADES TOOL HARDENER 35

48.0507 No

SKILLED TRADES TOOL/DIE MAKER 62

48.9999 No

SKILLED TRADES(APPRENTICESHIP) 62

51.0909 No

SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY 66

15.0506 No

WATER ENVIRONMENT TECHNOLOGY 66

4 LEVEL

-47.0604 No

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM (GM ASEP) 79

47.0604 No

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY 84

47.0604 No

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 108

11.1003 No

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - IST CR 74

51.0601 No

DENTAL ASSISTING/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 91

51.0602 No

DENTAL HYGIENE/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 127

51.0910 No

DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY 85

51.0910 No

DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 109

31.0504 No

HEALTH FITNESS EDUCATION AND PROMOTION/GENERAL MAN 92

15.0805 No

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 70

51.3801 No

NURSING (ADN) 72

51.3801 No

NURSING/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 96

51.0806 No

PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 94

51.0907 No

RADIOGRAPHY/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 104

51.0908 No

RESPIRATORY CARE/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 109

51.0909 No

SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY/GENERAL MANAGEMENT 90

48.0508 No

WELDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 73

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SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS

CONTACT INFORMATION

STUDENT BODY PROFILE

2010-2011 Fall Headcount

CAMPUS INFORMATION

Academic Calendar System

Registration Dates

####

Fall

Winter

####

Spring

Summer

HOUSING INFORMATION

Housing Availability

School Location by Type of Community

###

Residence Halls

###

Theme Housing

_###

###

Comments

Cooperatives

###

Related Rules

###

STUDENT SERVICES

Online Courses

Distance Learning

269-294-4234

[email protected]

Registration

269-294-4248

[email protected]

Counseling/Advising

269-294-4246

[email protected]

Support Programs

Counseling/Advising

269-294-4246

[email protected]

Admissions

269-294-4249

[email protected]

Admissions

269-294-4249

[email protected]

Office

Telephone Number

Email Address

Admissions

269-294-4249

[email protected]

November

April

119

124

566

887 [email protected]

[email protected]

Male

Female

269-294-4249

269-294-4322

269-294-4216

Email Address

Admissions Contact Person

Financial Aid Contact Person

Tonya Howden

Jean Zimmerman

Steve Proefrock

Telephone Number

www.glenoaks.edu

62249 Shimmel Road

Centreville

MI

49032

Street Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Athletic Office Contact Person

Glen Oaks Community College

Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page

Glen Oaks Community College

002263

Title IV Institution Code Number

Web Site Homepage

School Name

Freshmen

Transfer

April

November

Other (specify)

Semester

Quarter

Accelerated

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Suburban

Urban

Small Community

Rural

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SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION

Required Entrance Exams

Recommended Entrance Exams

Freshmen Admission Requirements

####

###

Code Minimum

###

Average

###

Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission

Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates

Fall Application

Spring Housing

Summer Other

###

Undergraduate Programs Offered

###

Required Score

Other:

Comments

ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen)

Each line item must be filled in.

Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates

Total

Contact for State Residency Questions

FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid

To apply for financial aid, a student must

###

Fall

###

Winter

###

Spring Summer

Comments

269-294-4248

[email protected]

None

Office

$85.00

Room and board costs are an estimate. College has no dormitories or on campus housing.

March

$160.00

Telephone Number

June

Registration

Email Address

$4,038.00

$6,102.00

November

Freshmen Transfer

June

$11,054.00

$15,812.00

$2,496.00

$4,296.00

$1,376.00

N/A

$1,080.00

In State/ In District Out of State/ Out of District ACE Recommendation

Military

Credit

AP

Test Name

None

November

fifth grade reading level

Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount

Accuplacer

Fall Deadline Dates

Glen Oaks Community College

ACE Recommendation

April

CLEP

April

3

ACT SAT GPA

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Short Course/Terminal

Bachelor's Degree

Associate Degree

Online Courses

ACT Traditional

ACT Writing Component

SAT

Other (specify)

None

ACT Traditional

ACT Writing Component

SAT

Other (specify)

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

Complete the PROFILE form

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1 LEVEL -47.9999 No AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 19 19.0709 No CHILD CARE 21 47.0104 No

COMPUTER REPAIR CERTIFICATE 26

51.0904 No

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN - BASIC 16

51.0000 No

HEALTH CARE WORKER 12

52.0408 No OFFICE ASSISTANT 26 52.1001 No SUPERVISION 20 2 LEVEL -52.0302 No ACCOUNTING 35 47.0604 No AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN 41 52.0803 No BANKING/FINANCE 30 11.0201 No

11.9999 No

COMPUTER SUPPORT TECHNICIAN 32

11.0802 No

DATABASE/PROGRAMMING 35

15.1301 No

DRAFTING AND DESIGN 32

19.0709 No

15.0303 No

ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY 27

51.1004 No

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN - PARAMEDIC 35

51.0713 No

HEALTH INSURANCE CODER/BILLER 32

48.0501 No

MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY 44

52.1401 No MANAGEMENT/ENTREPRENEURSHIP 32 52.1401 No MANAGEMENT/MARKETING 30 52.1401 No MANAGEMENT/SUPERVISION 30 51.0716 No

MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST 47

51.0801 No

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 50

51.0708 No

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 35

52.0401 No

OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 38

51.1009 No

PHLEBOTOMY 24

51.3901 No

PRACTICAL NURSING 39

51.1504 No

SOCIAL WORK TECHNICIAN 32

49.0205 No

TRUCK DRIVER 31

11.0801 No

WEB PAGE DESIGN 30

3 LEVEL

-52.9999 No

ASSOCIATE DEGREE APPLIED SCIENCE BUSINESS 62

15.0899 No

ASSOCIATE DEGREE APPLIED SCIENCE TECHNOL 62

51.9999 No

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN ALLIED H 62

51.3801 No

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN NURSING 34

51.1504 No

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE SOCIAL WORK TECH 62

24.0103 No

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS 62

52.0201 No

ASSOCIATE OF BUSINESS 62

19.0708 No

ASSOCIATE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 62

24.0102 No

ASSOCIATE OF GENERAL STUDIES 62

24.0101 No

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE 62

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SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS

CONTACT INFORMATION

STUDENT BODY PROFILE

2010-2011 Fall Headcount

CAMPUS INFORMATION

Academic Calendar System

Registration Dates

####

Fall

Winter

####

Spring

Summer

HOUSING INFORMATION

Housing Availability

School Location by Type of Community

###

Residence Halls

###

Theme Housing

###

_###

###

Comments

Cooperatives

###

Related Rules

###

STUDENT SERVICES

Online Courses

.07%

Freshmen

Transfer

ongoing

Athletic Office Contact Person

Gogebic Community College

Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page

Gogebic Community College

002264

Title IV Institution Code Number

Web Site Homepage

School Name

www.gogebic.edu

E4946 Jackson Road

Ironwood

MI

49938

Street Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Admissions Contact Person

Financial Aid Contact Person

Jeanne Graham

Sue Forbes

Dennis Mackey

Telephone Number

906.932.4231, ext. 306

906.932.4231, ext. 206

906.932.4231, ext. 244

Email Address

Male

Female

20.16%

164

145 .07%

519

709 5.8%

ongoing

Office

Telephone Number

Email Address

Admissions

906.932.4231, ext. 306

[email protected]

Admissions

906.932.4231, ext. 347

[email protected]

Admissions

906.932.4231, ext. 306

[email protected]

Student Support Services

906.932.4231, ext. 271

[email protected]

Support Programs

Student Support Services

906.932.4231, ext. 271

[email protected]

Admissions

906.932.4231, ext. 207

[email protected]

Dean of Students

906.932.4231, ext. 212

[email protected]

Other (specify)

Semester

Quarter

Accelerated

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Suburban

Urban

Small Community

Rural

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SCHOOL ADMISSION INFORMATION

Required Entrance Exams

Recommended Entrance Exams

Freshmen Admission Requirements

####

###

Code Minimum

###

Average

###

Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission

Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates

Fall Application

Spring Housing

Summer Other

###

Undergraduate Programs Offered

###

Required Score

Other:

Comments

ESTIMATED COSTS FOR THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR (for first year freshmen)

Each line item must be filled in.

Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates

Books & Supplies

Room & Board

room

Transportation

Total

Contact for State Residency Questions

FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid

To apply for financial aid, a student must

###

Fall

###

Winter

###

Spring Summer

Comments

ACT SAT GPA

July

May

Gogebic Community College

2000

March

$10.00

November

rolling

$25.00

$1,700.00

Test Name

$3,526.00

$4,518.00

$1,000.00

$4,004.00

$1,700.00

$2,000.00

October

Freshmen Transfer

PROFILES and PROGRAMS

PROFILES

and

PROGRAMS

PUBLIC COMMUNITY

COLLEGES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Public Community Colleges

PROFILES OF MICHIGAN PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGES

Map ...3

Introduction ...4

College Profile and Program Information

Alpena Community College ...5

Bay de Noc Community College ...9

Bay Mills Community College ...13

Delta College ...17

Glen Oaks Community College ...21

Gogebic Community College ...25

Grand Rapids Community College ...29

Henry Ford Community College ...33

Jackson Community College ...37

Kalamazoo Valley Community College ...41

Kellogg Community College ...45

Kirtland Community College ...49

Lake Michigan College ...53

Lansing Community College ...57

Macomb Community College ...63

Mid Michigan Community College ...67

Monroe County Community College...71

Montcalm Community College...75

Mott Community College ...79

Muskegon Community College ...83

North Central Michigan College ...87

Northwestern Michigan College ...91

Oakland Community College ...95

Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College ...101

Schoolcraft College ...105

Southwestern Michigan College ...109

St. Clair County Community College ...113

Washtenaw Community College ...117

Wayne County Community College ...121

West Shore Community College ...125

School Name, County, and Region

Alpena Community College, Alpena, 2

Bay de Noc Community College, Delta, 1

Bay Mills Community College, Chippewa, 1

Delta College, Bay, 4

Glen Oaks Community College, St. Joseph, 8

Gogebic Community College, Gogebic, 1

Grand Rapids Community College, Kent, 3

Henry Ford Community College, Wayne, 5

Jackson Community College, Jackson, 6

Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Kalamazoo, 8

Kellogg Community College, Calhoun, 8

Kirtland Community College, Roscommon, 2

Lake Michigan College, Berrien, 8

Lansing Community College, Ingham, 7

Macomb Community College, Macomb, 5

Mid Michigan Community College, Clare, 4

Monroe County Community College, Monroe, 6

Montcalm Community College, Montcalm, 3

Mott Community College, Genesee, 7

Muskegon Community College, Muskegon, 3

North Central Michigan College, Emmet, 2

Northwestern Michigan College, Grand Traverse, 2

Oakland Community College, Oakland, 5

Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College, Isabella, 4

Schoolcraft College, Wayne, 5

Southwestern Michigan College, Cass, 8

St. Clair County Community College, St. Clair, 5

Washtenaw Community College, Washtenaw, 6

Wayne County Community College, Wayne, 5

West Shore Community College, Mason, 3

COMMUNITY COLLEGES

INTRODUCTION

The 30 public community colleges in Michigan are individually profiled in this

section. Requirements, deadline dates, phone numbers, cost estimates, and housing

information are all provided. The various programs under which courses are

offered are also listed. Please see the introduction to the Program Cross Reference

Index for an explanation of the program arrangement sequence.

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