PROFILES and PROGRAMS

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PROFILES

and

PROGRAMS

PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR

UNIVERSITIES

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Public Four-Year Universities

PROFILES OF MICHIGAN PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR UNIVERSITIES

Map ... 3

Introduction ... 4

College Profile and Program Information

Central Michigan University ... 5

Eastern Michigan University ... 11

Ferris State University ... 17

Grand Valley State University... 21

Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University ... 25

Lake Superior State University ... 29

Michigan State University ... 33

Michigan Technological University ... 39

Northern Michigan University ... 43

Oakland University ... 47

Saginaw Valley State University ... 53

University of Michigan – Ann Arbor ... 57

University of Michigan – Dearborn ... 65

University of Michigan – Flint ... 69

Wayne State University ... 73

Western Michigan University ... 79

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School Name, County, and Region

Central Michigan University, Isabella, 4

Eastern Michigan University, Washtenaw, 6

Ferris State University, Mecosta, 3

Grand Valley State University, Ottawa, 3

Kendall College of Art and Design

of Ferris State University, Kent, 3

Lake Superior State University, Chippewa, 1

Michigan State University, Ingham, 7

Michigan Technological University, Houghton, 1

Northern Michigan University, Marquette, 1

Oakland University, Oakland, 5

Saginaw Valley State University, Saginaw, 4

University of Michigan – Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, 6

University of Michigan – Dearborn, Wayne, 5

University of Michigan – Flint, Genesee, 7

Wayne State University, Wayne, 5

Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, 8

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PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR UNIVERSITIES

INTRODUCTION

Michigan’s 16 public four-year institutions 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.

Program offerings at these comprehensive institutions can be divided as follows:

Certificate and Associate Degree Programs – Several of the universities provide

less than baccalaureate degree programs for various occupations. These programs

are found under the level 1 through 3 headings.

Undergraduate Baccalaureate Programs – This division includes all programs

through which a baccalaureate degree can be earned (level 4 programs).

Graduate-Professional Programs – These programs lead to post-baccalaureate

degrees in the various professional disciplines (level 5 through 9 programs).

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

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

certificate is available in conjunction with it.

Please see the CIP Code Directory for an explanation of the program arrangement

sequence.

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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

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Fall

Winter

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Spring

Summer

HOUSING INFORMATION

Housing Availability

School Location by Type of Community

Fraternities and/or Sororities

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Campus-Owned Married/Family Housing

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Residence Halls

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Theme Housing

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On-Campus Apartments

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Off-Campus Apartments

###

Comments

Cooperatives

###

Related Rules

Can freshmen live off campus?

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Can freshmen have cars on campus?

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STUDENT SERVICES

Dual Enrollment Campus Tours New Students Orientation

Online Courses

Advanced Placement and CLEP

1 Office of Residence Life

Telephone 989.774.3111

Email: [email protected]

http://www.reslife.cmich.edu/

Freshmen

Transfer

Orientation

Athletic Office Contact Person

Central Michigan University

Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page

Central Michigan University

002243

Title IV Institution Code Number

Web Site Homepage

School Name

www.cmich.edu

102 Warriner

Mt. Pleasant

MI

48859

Street Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Admissions Contact Person

Financial Aid Contact Person

Betty J. Wagner

Diane Fleming

David Heeke

Telephone Number

888.292.5366

888.392.0007

989.774.3041

Email Address

Web Address

[email protected]

www.cmuchippewas.com

Male

Female

2 1887

2286

33 8974

10394

9 Orientation

Orientation

Freshmen Upperclassmen

Office

Telephone Number

Email Address

Admissions

888.292.5366

[email protected]

Admissions

888.292.5366

[email protected]

Academic Advising/Orientation

989.774.6629

[email protected]

Disadvantaged Students, Special

Admit and/or Support Programs

Admissions

888.292.5366

[email protected]

Physically Handicapped Student

Support Programs

Students Disability Services

989.774.3018

[email protected]

Off-Campus Programs Admissions

877.268.4636

[email protected]

Undergraduate Academic Services

989.774.3504

[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

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Code Minimum

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Average

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Code Other (specify)

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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

A wholistic review of rigor in course work, trend in grades, test scores, and recommendations are considered for admission. College credit is available based on test results and is described at http://www.cmich.edu/Admissions/Freshmen/Academics/Testing_for_College_Credit.htm.

February

March

Intn'l Baccalaureate

April

Central Michigan University

22

3.3 1972

Freshmen Transfer Deposit Amount Fall Deadline Dates

May 1st

November

Rolling Admission

Prior to May 1st

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

Proficiency Examin

Test Name

$10,740.00

$23,670.00

Resident Status Policy for 2011-12 may be viewed in the Undergraduate Bulletin or at https://bulletins.cmich.edu/2011/ug/Gen_Info/Re s_Status_Pol.asp

$1,000.00

$8,212.00

$1,242.00

Freshmen Transfer

February

$21,194.00

$34,124.00

Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid, CMU, Student Services Court, Mt Pleasant, MI 48859, 989.774.3674, toll free 888.392.0007, Fax:

989.774.3634, E-mail: [email protected]. Cost for transportation is included in Misc and Personal cost.

April

February

$789.00

Telephone Number

Admissions

Office

Tuition & Fees/Credit Hr

$358.00

Email Address

888.292.5366

[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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CIPCODE CERT CREDITSTCH.

PROGRAM NAME PROGRAM NAME CIPCODE CERTTCH. CREDIT

Central Michigan University

5 LEVEL

-52.0399 124 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR

52.0301 124 ACCOUNTING MAJOR

52.1304 124 ACTUARIAL SCIENCE MAJOR

52.0299 124 ADM: BUILDING CODE ADMINISTRATION

52.0904 124 ADM: GUEST SERVICES ADMIN

52.0299 124 ADM: INDUSTRIAL ADMIN

52.0299 124 ADM: ORGANIZATION ADMIN

52.0299 124 ADM: SERVICE SECTOR ADMIN

52.1902 124 AMD MAJ: APPAREL MERCHANDSNG CONCEN

52.1902 124 AMD MAJOR: APPAREL DESIGN CONCENTRATION

45.0201 124 ANTHROPOLOGY MAJOR

13.1302 Yes 124 ART MAJOR

50.0409 124 ART MAJOR: GRAPHIC DESIGN CONC

50.0701 124 ART MAJOR: THREE DIMENSIONAL CONC

50.0701 124 ART MAJOR: TWO DIMENSIONAL CONCENTRATION

51.0913 124 ATHLETIC TRAINING/SPORTS MEDICINE MAJOR

26.0202 124 BIOCHEMISTRY MAJOR

26.0101 124 BIOL MAJ: PREGRAD/PREPROFESSIONAL

13.1322 Yes 124 BIOLOGY MAJOR

26.0101 124 BIOLOGY MAJOR: GENERAL OPTION

26.9999 124 BIOLOGY MAJOR: MICROSCOPY OPTION

03.0101 124 BIOLOGY MAJOR: NATURAL RESOURCES OPTION

26.0102 124 BIOLOGY/BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES MAJOR

51.1005 124 BIOLOGY/MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY MAJOR

09.0799 124 BROADCAST & CINEMATIC ARTS MAJOR

13.1303 Yes 124 BUS TEACH EDU MAJ PLAN A: MKTNG EDU CONC

13.1303 Yes 124 BUS TEACH EDU MAJ PLAN A: OFF EDUC CONC

13.1303 Yes 124 BUS TEACH EDU MAJ PLAN B: MKTNG EDU CONC

13.1303 Yes 124 BUS TEACH EDU MAJ PLAN B: OFF EDUC CONC

13.1323 Yes 124 CHEMISTRY MAJOR

13.1399 Yes 124 CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS MAJOR

13.1210 Yes 124 CHILD DEVELOPMENT MAJOR

19.0706 124 CHILD DEVLPMNT MAJ: EARLY CHILDHOOD CONC

19.0706 124 CHILD DEVLPMNT MAJ:GENERAL CONCENTRATION

30.2501 124 COGNITIVE SCIENCE MAJOR

44.0201 124 COMM DEV MJ: CONC IN PUBLIC ADMIN

44.0201 124 COMM DEV MJ: CONC IN RECREATION

44.0201 124 COMM DEV MJ: CONC IN COMM SERVICES

44.0201 124 COMM DEV MJ: CONC IN HEALTH SCIENCES

51.0201 124 COMMUNICATION DISORDERS MAJOR

09.0101 124 COMMUNICATION MAJOR

09.0101 124 COMMUNICATION MAJOR: INTERPERS COM CONC

09.0901 124 COMMUNICATION MAJOR: ORG COMM CONC

30.0801 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE - MATHEMATICS MAJOR

11.0701 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR

15.1202 124 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY MAJOR

15.0613 124 COMPUTER-INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING MAJOR

15.1001 124 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT MAJOR

51.3101 124 DIETETICS MAJOR

13.1210 Yes 124 EARLY CHILD DEV & LEARNING MAJOR

13.1337 Yes 124 EARTH SCIENCE MAJOR

13.1337 Yes 124 EARTH SCIENCE MAJOR ELEMENTARY

45.0601 124 ECONOMICS MAJOR

14.1001 124 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

15.0303 124 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MAJOR

13.1202 Yes 124 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION--3 MINORS

23.1302 124 ENG MAJ: CREATIVE WRITING CONCENTRATION

13.1305 Yes 124 ENGLISH MAJOR

23.0101 124 ENGLISH MAJOR: CHILD/YOUNG ADULT LIT

23.0101 124 ENGLISH MAJOR: WORLD LITERATURE CONC

52.0701 124 ENTREPRENEURSHIP MAJOR

03.0104 124 ENV STUD MJ: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CONC

03.0103 124 ENV STUD MJ: ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY CONC

40.0404 124 ESC MJ: METEOROLOGY CONCENTRATION

40.0607 124 ESC MJ: OCEANOGRAPHY CONCENTRATION

05.0106 124 EUROPEAN STUDIES MAJOR

13.1308 Yes 124 FAM STUDIES: LIFE MGT EDUC

19.0704 124 FAMILY STUDIES MAJOR

19.0704 124 FAMILY STUDIES MAJOR WITH CONCENTRATIONS

52.0801 124 FINANCE MAJOR

19.0505 124 FOODSERVICE ADMINISTRATION MAJOR

13.1325 Yes 124 FRENCH MAJOR

16.0901 124 FRENCH: COMMERCIAL FRENCH CONCENTRATION

16.0901 124 FRENCH: PROFESS. FRENCH CONCENTRATION

40.0601 124 GEL MJ: HYDRO/ENVIR GEL CONC (BS/ BA-B)

40.0601 124 GEL MJ: HYDROGEL/ENVIRO GEL CONC (BSA )

52.0201 124 GEN BUS ADM: GENERAL BUSINESS MAJOR

52.0201 124 GEN BUS ADM: HEALTH SERVICE ADMIN MAJOR

52.0201 124 GENERAL MANAGEMENT MAJOR

03.0206 124 GEO MJ: ENVIRL & LAND USE PLAN CONC

45.0702 124 GEO MJ: GEOGRAPHIC INFO SCIENCES CONC

13.1332 Yes 124 GEOGRAPHY MAJOR

40.0601 124 GEOLOGY MAJOR (BS AND BA OPTION B)

40.0601 124 GEOLOGY MAJOR (BS OPTION A)

13.1326 Yes 124 GERMAN MAJOR

51.0701 124 HEALTH ADMINISTRATION MAJOR

13.1328 Yes 124 HISTORY MAJOR

31.0505 124 HLTH FIT-PREV & REHABILITATIVE PROG MJ

52.0908 124 HSA MAJOR: GAMING & ENTERTAINMENT MGT

52.0901 124 HSA MAJOR: HOSPITALITY SERVICES CONCEN

52.1001 124 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT MAJOR

15.0805 124 IND TECH MGT: MECH DESIGN ENG GRAPH CONC

24.0101 124 INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES

15.0805 124 INDUS TECH MGT MJ: MECH DESIGN TECH CONC

15.0803 124 INDUST TECH MGT MJ: AUTOMOTIVE TECH CONC

15.1001 124 INDUST TECH MGT MJ: CONSTRUCT MGT

15.1001 124 INDUST TECH MGT MJ: CONSTRUCT TECH CONC

15.0699 124 INDUST TECH MGT MJ: GRAPHICS TECH CONC

15.0613 124 INDUST TECH MGT MJ: MANU TECH CONC

15.0613 124 INDUST TECH MGT MJ: MANU/PROD TECH CONC

13.1309 Yes 124 INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION MAJOR

52.1201 124 INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR

11.0103 124 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MAJOR

52.1003 124 INTEGRATED LEADERSHIP STUDIES MAJOR

13.1316 Yes 124 INTEGRATED SCIENCE MAJOR

09.0902 124 INTEGRATIVE PUBLIC RELATIONS

04.0501 124 INTERIOR DESIGN MAJOR

52.1101 124 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MAJOR

09.0101 124 IPC MAJOR: INTERPERSONAL COMM CONC

09.0901 124 IPC MAJOR: ORGANIZATIONAL COMM CONC

09.0903 124 JOURNALISM MAJOR: ADVERTISING CONC

09.0401 124 JOURNALISM MAJOR: NEWS EDITORIAL CONC

09.0404 124 JOURNALISM MAJOR: PHOTOJOURNALISM CONC

09.0902 124 JOURNALISM MAJOR: PUBLIC RELATIONS CONC

13.1305 Yes 124 LANGUAGE ARTS MAJOR

22.0000 124 LAW AND ECONOMICS MAJOR

52.0203 124 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT MAJOR

52.1201 124 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MAJOR

14.3601 124 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECH MAJ

52.1401 124 MARKETING MAJOR - GENERAL

13.1311 Yes 124 MATHEMATICS MAJOR

2.70101 124 MATHEMATICS MAJOR: APPLIED MATH CONCENTR

27.0101 124 MATHEMATICS MAJOR: PURE MATHEMATICS

14.1901 124 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

15.0805 124 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MAJOR

40.0404 124 METEOROLOGY MAJOR

52.1401 124 MKT MAJOR-MARKETING COMM CONCEN

52.1401 124 MKT MAJOR-PROFESSIONAL SALES CONCEN

52.1401 124 MKT MAJOR-RETAIL STRATEGY CONCEN

52.1401 124 MKT MAJOR-SALES MGT & CUST SRVC CONCEN

50.0901 124 MUSIC

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13.1312 Yes 124 MUSIC EDUCATION MAJ: INSTRUMENTAL OPTION

13.1312 Yes 124 MUSIC EDUCATION MAJOR: CHORAL OPTION

13.1312 Yes 124 MUSIC EDUCATION MAJOR:GENERAL MUSIC OPT

50.0901 124 MUSIC: VOICE MAJOR

50.0901 124 MUSIC: ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS MAJOR

50.0901 124 MUSIC: ORGAN MAJOR

50.0901 124 MUSIC: PIANO MAJOR

50.0509 124 MUSIC: THEATRE MAJOR

50.0904 124 MUSIC: THEORY/COMPOSITION MAJOR

26.1501 124 NEUROSCIENCE MAJOR

09.0499 124 ONLINE JOURNALISM MAJOR

52.0205 124 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MAJOR

52.0804 124 PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING MAJOR

38.0101 124 PHILOSOPHY MAJOR

09.0404 124 PHOTOJOURNALISM MAJOR

13.1314 Yes 124 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJOR

13.1316 Yes 124 PHYSICAL SCIENCE MAJOR

13.1329 Yes 124 PHYSICS MAJOR

40.0201 124 PHYSICS MAJOR: ASTRONOMY CONCENTRATION

45.1001 124 POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJ: GEN CONCENTRATION

45.1001 124 POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJ: PUBLIC ADM CONC

52.0205 124 PRODUCTION/OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MAJOR

45.0901 124 PSC MAJ: INTL RELATNS/COMPRTVE POL CONC

42.0101 124 PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR: GENERAL

42.0101 124 PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR: GRADUATE PREP

51.2207 124 PUBLIC HEALTH EDUC & HEALTH PROMO MJ

52.0202 124 PURCHASING & SUPPLY MANAGEMENT MAJOR

52.1501 124 REAL ESTATE: DEV AND FINANCE MAJOR

31.0301 124 REC: COMMERCIAL REC & FACILITY MGT CONC

31.0301 124 REC: COMMUNITY LEISURE SVCS ADM CONCEN

31.0101 124 REC: OUTDOOR & ENVIRONMENTAL REC CONC

51.2309 124 REC: THERAPEUTIC RECREATION CONC

38.0201 124 RELIGION MAJOR

52.0212 124 RETAIL MANAGEMENT MAJOR

13.1307 Yes 124 SCHOOL HEALTH EDUCATION MAJOR

13.1316 Yes 124 SCIENCE MAJOR

45.9999 124 SOC MAJ, SOCIAL & CRIMINAL JUSTICE CONC

45.1101 124 SOC MAJOR: YOUTH STUDIES

45.0101 124 SOCIAL SCIENCE MAJOR

13.1318 Yes 124 SOCIAL STUDIES MAJOR

13.1318 Yes 124 SOCIAL STUDIES MAJOR: GEOGRAPHY 6-12

13.1318 Yes 124 SOCIAL STUDIES MAJOR: GOEGRAPHY CON K-8

13.1318 Yes 124 SOCIAL STUDIES MAJOR: HISTORY K-8

13.1318 Yes 124 SOCIAL STUDIES MAJOR: POL SCIENCE 6-12

44.0701 124 SOCIAL WORK MAJOR

45.1101 124 SOCIOLOGY MAJOR

13.1330 Yes 124 SPANISH MAJOR

13.1005 Yes 124 SPE MAJ: TCHRS-STDNTS W COGNITIVE IMPAIR

13.1006 Yes 124 SPE MAJ: TCHRS-STDNTS W EMOTIONAL IMPAIR

13.1331 Yes 124 SPEECH MAJOR: BCA EMPHASIS

13.1331 Yes 124 SPEECH MAJOR: GENERALIST EMPHASIS

13.1331 Yes 124 SPEECH MAJOR: IPC EMPHASIS

13.1331 Yes 124 SPEECH MAJOR: TAI EMPHASIS

16.0905 124 SPN MAJ: SPANISH FOR BUSINESS CONC

31.0508 124 SPORT STUDIES MAJOR

27.0501 124 STATISTICS MAJOR

50.0501 124 TAI MAJOR

50.0501 124 TAI MAJOR, ACTING/DIRECTING CONC.

50.0501 124 TAI MAJOR, DESIGN/TECH THEATRE CONC.

50.0501 124 TAI MAJOR, ORAL INTER/INTER THEATRE CONC

50.0506 124 TAI MAJOR: ACTING CONCENTRATION

50.0502 124 TAI MAJOR: DESIGN TECHNOLOGY CONC

50.0501 124 TAI MAJOR: GENERALIST CONCENTRATION

50.0501 124 TAI MAJOR:INTERPRETATION CONCENTRATION

15.0803 124 VEHICLE DESIGN MAJOR

15.0803 124 VEHICLE ENGINEERING DESIGN TECH MAJOR

13.1302 Yes 124 VISUAL ARTS EDUCATION MAJOR

05.0207 124 WOMEN'S STUDIES MAJOR

6 LEVEL -13.1013 18 AUTISM 13.1299 18 COLLEGE TEACHING 11.0802 18 DATA MINING CERTIFICATE

13.0501 18 EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY 54.0103 18 EUROPEAN HISTORY 30.1101 18 GERONTOLOGY CERTIFICATE 51.2210 18 INTERNATIONAL HEALTH 54.0101 18 MODERN HISTORY 44.0401 18 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN PUBLIC ADMIN

54.0102 18 UNITED STATES HISTORY

7 LEVEL

-52.0202 30 ACQUISITIONS ADMINISTRATION

52.1902 30 APPAREL PRODUCT DEV & MERCHANDISING TECH

50.0701 30 ART

09.0702 30 BCA: ELECTRONIC MEDIA MANAGEMENT

09.0702 30 BCA: ELECTRONIC MEDIA PRODUCTION

09.0702 30 BCA: ELECTRONIC MEDIA STUDIES

09.0799 30 BCA: FILM THEORY & CRITICISM

09.0702 30 BCA: GENERAL ELECTRONIC MEDIA STUDIES

26.0101 30 BIOLOGY

26.1307 30 BIOLOGY: CONSERVATION CONCENTRATION

52.0201 30 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

52.0201 30 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (ONLINE)

52.0201 30 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: LOGISTICS

52.0201 30 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: MIS

52.0201 30 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: VDO

52.1201 30 BUSINESS COMPUTING 09.0101 30 CDA: COMMUNICATION 40.0501 30 CHEMISTRY 13.1323 30 CHEMISTRY: TEACHING COLLEGE CHEMISTRY

13.1323 30 CHEMISTRY:TEACHING HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY

23.1301 30 COMPOSITION & COMMUNICATION

11.0701 30 COMPUTER SCIENCE

13.1101 30 COUNSELING: PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING

13.1101 30 COUNSELING: SCHOOL COUNSELING

45.0601 30 ECONOMICS

13.0499 30 EDUC ADM: COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP

13.0401 30 EDUC ADM: EDUC LEADER - CHAR SCH EMPH

13.0401 30 EDUC ADM: EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

13.0404 30 EDUC ADM: SCHOOL PRINCIPALSHIP

13.0403 30 EDUCATION: ADULT EDUCATION

13.0101 30 EDUCATION: COACHING

13.0407 30 EDUCATION: COMMUNITY COLLEGE

13.1101 30 EDUCATION: GUIDANCE AND DEVELOPMENT

13.0101 30 EDUCATION: HUMANITIES 13.0101 30 EDUCATION: INSTRUCTIONAL 13.1309 30 EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY 13.1315 30 ELEM EDUC: READING IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

13.1202 30 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION: CLASSROOM TEACHING

13.1210 30 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION: EARLY CHILDHOOD

23.1302 30 ENGL LANG & LIT: CREATIVE WRITING

23.0101 30 ENGLISH LANG & LIT: CHILD-YOUNG AD LIT

23.0101 30 ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

52.0201 30 ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS 42.0101 30 EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 52.0299 30 GENERAL ADMINISTRATION 13.0401 30 GENERAL EDUATION ADMIN: EDUC TECH

13.0401 30 GENERAL EDUCATION ADMIN: ADMIN LEAD

13.0401 30 GENERAL EDUCATION ADMIN: HIGH EDUC ADMIN

13.0401 30 GENERAL EDUCATION ADMIN: INSTRUC LEAD

13.0401 30 GENERAL EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

45.0702 30 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCES

40.0601 30 GEOLOGY

51.2207 30 HEALTH PROMOTION & PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

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51.0701 30 HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

54.0101 30 HISTORY

54.0101 30 HISTORY: JOINT CMU/STRATHCLYDE

52.0903 30 HOSPITALITY & TOURISM ADMINISTRATION

19.0701 30 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT & FAMILY STUDIES

52.1001 30 HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION

24.0103 30 HUMANITIES

13.1309 30 INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

15.1501 30 INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY

42.2804 30 INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

52.1201 30 INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

11.0103 30 INFORMATION SYSTEMS 52.1101 30 INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATION 52.0213 30 LEADERSHIP 13.1334 30 LIBRARY, MEDIA & TECH: LIBRARY MEDIA

13.1334 30 LIBRARY, MEDIA & TECH: MEDIA & TECH

52.0201 30 LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT

51.0718 30 LONG-TERM CARE ADMINISTRATION

13.1311 30 MATHEMATICS

13.1203 30 MIDDLE LEVEL EDUCATION

50.0904 30 MUSIC: COMPOSITION

50.0906 30 MUSIC: CONDUCTING

13.1312 30 MUSIC: MUSIC EDUCATION

50.0903 30 MUSIC: PERFORMANCE

50.0912 30 MUSIC: PIANO PEDAGOGY

26.1501 30 NEUROSCIENCE

19.0504 30 NUTRITION & DIETETICS

09.0901 30 ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION

31.0504 30 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: ATHLETIC ADMIN

13.1314 30 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: COACHING

31.0505 30 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: EXERCISE SCIENCE

13.1314 30 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: TEACHING

51.2308 30 PHYSICAL THERAPY 51.0912 30 PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT 40.0801 30 PHYSICS 45.1001 30 POLITICAL SCIENCE 44.0401 30 PUBLIC ADMIN: STATE & LOCAL GOVERNMENT

44.0401 30 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

44.0401 30 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: PUBLIC MANAGEMENT

13.1315 30 READING & LITERACY (K-12)

31.0301 30 RECREATION & PARK ADMINISTRATION

09.0101 30 SCDA: INTERPERSONAL & PUBLIC COMM

50.0501 30 SCDA: ORAL INTERPRETATION

50.0501 30 SCDA:THEATRE

42.2805 30 SCHOOL PSY: PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES

45.1101 30 SOCIOLOGY

45.9999 30 SOCIOLOGY: SOCIAL & CRIMINAL JUSTICE

11.1099 30 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION

16.0905 30 SPANISH

13.1001 30 SPECIAL EDUCATION: THE MASTER TEACHER

51.0203 30 SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY

31.0504 30 SPORT ADMINISTRATION

13.1401 30 TEACH ENG TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGE

13.1205 30 TEACHING IN THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

51.2309 30 THERAPEUTIC RECREATION

15.0803 30 VEHICLE DESIGN & MANUFACTURING

15.1501 30 VEHICLE DESIGN & MANUFACTURING ADMIN

17 LEVEL

-42.2704 54 APPLIED EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

42.2801 108 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

13.0401 39 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

54.0101 90 HISTORY: JOINT CMU/STRATHCLYDE

42.2804 96 INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

27.0101 90 MATHEMATICS: TCHG. COLL. MATH.

26.1501 90 NEUROSCIENCE

42.2805 106 SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY

40.1001 90 SCIENCE OF ADVANCED MATERIALS

18 LEVEL

-51.0202 115 AUDIOLOGY, POST BAC

51.2308 118 PHYSICAL THERAPY, POST BAC

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SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS

CONTACT INFORMATION

STUDENT BODY PROFILE

2010-2011 Fall Headcount

CAMPUS INFORMATION

Academic Calendar System

Registration Dates

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Fall

Winter

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Spring

Summer

HOUSING INFORMATION

Housing Availability

School Location by Type of Community

###

Residence Halls

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Theme Housing

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Comments

Cooperatives

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Related Rules

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STUDENT SERVICES

Online Courses

1.8 Students who are living with parents and commuting

from home are not required to live on campus.

Freshmen

Transfer

March -August

March - August

November- December

Athletic Office Contact Person

Eastern Michigan University

Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page

Eastern Michigan University

002259

Title IV Institution Code Number

Web Site Homepage

School Name

www.emich.edu

202 Welch Hall

Ypsilanti

MI

48197

Street Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Melody Reifel

Telephone Number

Admissions Contact Person

Financial Aid Contact Person

Kathy Orscheln

Cynthia Van Pelt

734.487.0239

734.487.1048

734.487.2327

Email Address

[email protected] [email protected]

[email protected]

Male

Female

7.9 1377

1744

15 7942

10570

26.8 March - June

March - June

November-December

March-April

March - April

Office

Telephone Number

Email Address

Admissions

800.GO-TO-EMU

[email protected]

Admissions

800.GO-TO-EMU

[email protected]

Campus Life

734.487.3045

[email protected]

Support Programs

Students with Disabilities

734.487.2470

[email protected]

Admissions

800.GO-TO-EMU

[email protected]

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800.777.3521

[email protected]

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734.487.2171

[email protected]

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Yes

No

Yes

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Rural

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Required Entrance Exams

Recommended Entrance Exams

Freshmen Admission Requirements

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Code Minimum

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Average

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Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission

Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates

Fall Application

Spring Housing

Summer Other

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Undergraduate Programs Offered

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Required Score

Other:

Comments

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

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Residency Requirements for Tuition Rates

Contact for State Residency Questions

FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid

To apply for financial aid, a student must

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Comments

ACT SAT GPA

Students who take AP examinations and submit scores of 3 or higher may be considered for some college course credits or placement in higher level

courses. Students may contact Admissions for more information.

December

February

Eastern Michigan University

21 1008

3.1 1990

1201

May 1st (priority)

October

rolling admissions

Test Name

$8,683.00

$23,095.00

Students must live in Michigan for a

minimum of one year prior to

applying for admission.

$900.00

$7,896.00

January

Freshmen Transfer

January

$17,479.00

$31,891.00

January

Student Business Services

Office

$279.43

There is a separate spring/summer application that students must submit to be considered for aid during those semesters. The application is available

online or in the office on or around February 15.

February

Email Address

734.487.3335

[email protected]

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Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

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ACT Traditional

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SAT

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None

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CIPCODECERTTCH. CREDIT

PROGRAM NAME PROGRAM NAME CIPCODECERTTCH. CREDIT

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY

0 LEVEL

-52.0301 na ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYS-INT

52.0301 na ACCOUNTING/ACCOUNTING 150 INT 52.0301 na ACCOUNTING-INT 52.0301 na AIS/ACCOUNTING 150 INT 52.0201 na BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-UNDECL 11.0101 na COMPUTER INFORMATION SYS-INTNT

99.9999 na CONTINUING EDUCATION

51.3101 na DIETETICS-INTENT

52.0601 na ECONOMICS - BBA INTENT

13.1202 na ELEMENTARY EDUCATION-INTENT 52.0701 na ENTREPRENEURSHIP-INTENT 52.0801 na FINANCE-INTENT 52.0101 na GENERAL BUSINESS-INTENT 13.1316 na GUEST/SELF IMPROVEMENT 15.0612 na INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY-UNDECLRD 52.1101 na INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS-INTENT 22.0302 na LEGAL ASSISTANT INTENT

52.0201 na MANAGEMENT-INTENT 52.1401 na MARKETING-INTENT 13.1312 na MUSIC EDUCATION-UNDECIDED 51.1601 na NURSING (COMPLETION)-INTENT 51.1601 na NURSING INTENT 04.0201 na PRE-ARCHITECTURE 51.1199 na PRE-CHIROPRACTIC 51.1101 na PRE-DENTISTRY 14.9999 na PRE-ENGINEERING 22.0001 na PRE-LAW UNDECLARED 51.1102 na PRE-MEDICINE/OSTEOPATHY 12.0301 na PRE-MORTUARY SCIENCE 51.1199 na PRE-OPTOMETRY/PODIATRY 51.2306 na PRE-OT 51.1103 na PRE-PHARMACY 51.1104 na PRE-VETERINARY 13.1205 na SECONDARY EDUCATION-INTENT 44.0701 na SOCIAL WORK - INTENT

13.1001 na SPECIAL EDUCATION-UNDECLARED 51.0913 na SPORTS MEDICINE-INTENT 51.2309 na THERAPEUTIC RECREATION-INTENT 99.9999 na THREE YEAR DEGREE ACCEPTED

99.9999 na THREE YEAR DEGREE INTENTION

24.0102 na UNDECLARED 2 LEVEL -13.1302 142 ART - TEACHING 13.1322 140 BIOLOGY - TEACHING 13.1303 136 BUSINESS SERVICES, TECHNOL ED

13.1323 134 CHEMISTRY - TEACHING

13.1006 134 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

13.1399 130 COMM, THEATRE ARTS - TEACHING

13.1321 132 COMPUTER SCIENCE - TEACHING

13.1316 127 EARTH SCIENCE - TEACHING

13.1317 132 ECONOMICS - TEACHING

13.1006 134 ELEM COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

13.1005 136 ELEM EMOTIONAL IMPAIRMENT

13.1003 141 ELEM HEARING IMPAIRMENT

13.1008 138 ELEM PHY/OTHER HEALTH IMPAIR

13.1012 138 ELEM SPEECH/LANGUAGE IMPAIR

13.1009 138 ELEM VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

13.1316 139 ELEMENTARY SCIENCE GROUP

13.1005 136 EMOTIONALLY IMPAIRED

13.1325 125 FRENCH - TEACHING

13.1316 131-1 GENERAL SCIENCE - TEACHING

13.1317 126 GEOGRAPHY - TEACHING

13.1326 125 GERMAN LANG, LIT - TEACHING

13.1003 33-37 HEARING IMPAIRED

13.1328 124 HISTORY - TEACHING

13.1316 136 INTEGRATED SCIENCE - TEACHING

13.1316 136 INTEGRATED SCIENCE SEC TEACH

13.1306 139 JAPANESE LANG, CULT -TEACHING

13.1325 135-1 K12 CERTIFICATION IN FRENCH 13.1326 135-1 K12 CERTIFICATION IN GERMAN 13.1330 135-1 K12 CERTIFICATION IN SPANISH 13.1305 139 LANGUAGE ARTS GROUP

13.1305 131 LANGUAGE, LITR, WRITG - TCHRS

13.1310 124 MARKETING EDUCATION 13.1311 139 MATHEMATICS-ELEMENTARY EDUC 13.1311 131 MATHEMATICS-SECONDARY EDUC 13.1006 134 MENTALLY IMPAIRED 13.1312 150 MUSIC EDUCATION, INSTRUMENTAL

13.1312 150 MUSIC EDUCATION, VOCAL

13.1008 33-37 PHYSIC,OTHERWISE HLTH IMPAIRED

13.1314 136 PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHING

13.1329 145 PHYSICS - TEACHING

13.1317 131 POLITICAL SCIENCE - TEACHING

13.1317 128 PSYCHOLOGY - TEACHING

13.1315 135 READING

13.1006 140 SECDRY COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

13.1005 142 SECDRY EMOTIONAL IMPAIRMENT

13.1003 147 SECDRY HEARING IMPAIRMENT

13.1008 144 SECDRY PHY/OTHER HEALTH IMPAIR

13.1009 144 SECDRY VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

13.1318 132-1 SOCIAL STUDIES - SECNDRY TCHNG

13.1318 139 SOCIAL STUDIES GRP FOR EL EDUC

13.1317 125 SOCIOLOGY - TEACHING

13.1330 125 SPANISH - TEACHING

13.1012 138 SPEECH AND LANGUAGE IMPAIRED

13.1202 30 TEACHER PREP - ELEMENTARY

13.1205 30 TEACHER PREP - SECONDARY

13.1309 135 TECHNOLOGY, DESIGN EDUCATION

13.1202 155 THREE MINORS - ELEM ED

13.1302 142 VISUAL ARTS EDUCATION

13.1009 138 VISUALLY IMPAIRED 13.1309 134 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 4 LEVEL -52.0301 124 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 124 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS

52.0301 150 ACCOUNTING/ACCOUNTING 150 HRS

52.1304 124 ACTUARIAL SCIENCE AND ECONOMIC

52.0204 124 ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT

05.0201 124 AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES

52.0301 150 AIS/ACCOUNTING 150 HRS

45.0201 124 ANTHROPOLOGY

52.1902 124 APPAREL, TEXTILE MERCHANDISING

40.9999 124 APPLIED SCIENCE

15.0612 124 APPLIED TECH (TRANSFER)

05.0199 124 AREA STUDIES 50.0701 124 ART 50.0701 124 ART - 30 HOUR 13.1302 142 ART - TEACHING 50.0703 124 ART HISTORY 50.0704 124 ARTS MANAGEMENT 49.0102 124 AVIATION FLIGHT TECH

49.0104 124 AVIATION MANAGEMNT TECHNOLOGY

26.1004 124 BIOCHEMISTRY/TOXICOLOGY 26.0101 124 BIOLOGY 13.1322 140 BIOLOGY - TEACHING 13.1303 137 BUS, MGMT, MKTG, TECH 40.0501 124 CHEMISTRY 13.1323 134 CHEMISTRY - TEACHING 50.0501 124 CHILD LIT/DRAMA/THTR FOR YOUNG

51.1005 124 CLINICAL LAB SCIENCES (CLINIC)

51.1005 124-1 CLINICAL LAB SCIENCES (PROFES)

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51.2306 150 COMBINED OT (BS/MOT)

13.1399 130 COMM, THEATRE ARTS - TEACHING

09.0101 124 COMMUNICATION

50.0501 124 COMMUNICATION AND THEATRE ARTS

10.0105 124 COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

15.1201 124 COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECH

11.0101 124 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

11.0701 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE

13.1321 132 COMPUTER SCIENCE - TEACHING

11.0101 124 COMPUTER SCIENCE APPLIED

15.1302 124 COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN 52.2001 124 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 23.0501 124 CREATIVE WRITING 45.0401 124 CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTC

50.0301 124 DANCE 51.3101 124 DIETETICS 40.0601 124 EARTH SCIENCE 13.1316 127 EARTH SCIENCE - TEACHING

45.0601 124 ECONOMICS 52.0601 124 ECONOMICS - BBA 13.1317 132 ECONOMICS - TEACHING 15.0303 124 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOL

50.0601 124 ELECTRONIC MEDIA-FILM STUDIES

13.1006 134 ELEM COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

13.1005 136 ELEM EMOTIONAL IMPAIRMENT

13.1003 141 ELEM HEARING IMPAIRMENT

13.1008 138 ELEM PHY/OTHER HEALTH IMPAIR

13.1012 138 ELEM SPEECH/LANGUAGE IMPAIR

13.1009 138 ELEM VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

23.0101 124 ENGLISH LANGUAGE 16.0102 124 ENGLISH LINGUISTICS 52.0701 124 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0801 124 FINANCE 16.0901 124 FRENCH 13.1325 125 FRENCH - TEACHING 16.0901 124 FRENCH FOR BUSINESS

26.0202 124 GENERAL BIOCHEMISTRY 52.0101 124 GENERAL BUSINESS 30.0101 124 GENERAL SCIENCE 13.1316 131-1 GENERAL SCIENCE - TEACHING

45.0701 124 GEOGRAPHY 13.1317 126 GEOGRAPHY - TEACHING 40.0601 124 GEOLOGY 40.0603 126 GEOPHYSICS 16.0500 124 GERMAN FOR BUSINESS

13.1326 125 GERMAN LANG, LIT - TEACHING

16.0501 124 GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

51.0701 124 HEALTH ADMINISTRATION 54.0101 124 HISTORY 13.1328 124 HISTORY - TEACHING 52.0901 124 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MGMT

30.9999 124 INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES PROGRAM

52.1899 124 INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTION

13.1316 136 INTEGRATED SCIENCE - TEACHING

13.1316 131-1 INTEGRATED SCIENCE SEC TEACH

50.0408 126 INTERIOR DESIGN

52.1101 124 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

13.1306 139 JAPANESE LANG, CULT -TEACHING

16.0302 124 JAPANESE LANGUAGE & CULTURE

09.0401 124 JOURNALISM 13.1325 135-1 K12 CERTIFICATION IN FRENCH 13.1326 135-1 K12 CERTIFICATION IN GERMAN 13.1330 135-1 K12 CERTIFICATION IN SPANISH 52.1004 124 LABOR STUDIES 52.1101 124 LANGUAGE AND INTERNATNL TRADE

13.1305 139 LANGUAGE ARTS GROUP

23.0101 124 LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND WRITG

13.1305 131 LANGUAGE, LITR, WRITG - TCHRS

23.0101 124 LITERATURE 52.0201 124 MANAGEMENT 15.0613 124 MANUFACTURING 15.0613 127 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECH

52.1401 124 MARKETING 27.0101 124 MATHEMATICS 27.0501 124 MATHEMATICS/CONCENTRSTATISTICS 13.1311 139 MATHEMATICS-ELEMENTARY EDUC 13.1311 131 MATHEMATICS-SECONDARY EDUC 15.0805 124 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOL

50.0901 124 MUSIC

13.1312 150 MUSIC EDUCATION, INSTRUMENTAL

13.1312 150 MUSIC EDUCATION, VOCAL

50.0903 129 MUSIC PERFORMANCE

51.2305 140 MUSIC THERAPY

52.0204 124 NETWORK, INFO TECH ADMIN PGM

51.1601 124 NURSING 51.1601 124 NURSING - BSN COMPLETION 51.2306 150 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 38.0101 124 PHILOSOPHY 31.0501 124 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 13.1314 136 PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHING

40.0801 124 PHYSICS 13.1329 145 PHYSICS - TEACHING 40.0801 124 PHYSICS-RESEARCH 45.1001 124 POLITICAL SCIENCE 13.1317 131 POLITICAL SCIENCE - TEACHING

15.0607 124 POLYMERS AND COATINGS TECHNLGY

26.0202 124 PROFESSIONAL BIOCHEMISTRY 40.0501 124 PROFESSIONAL CHEMISTRY 42.0101 124 PSYCHOLOGY 13.1317 128 PSYCHOLOGY - TEACHING 44.0401 124 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 44.0401 124 PUBLIC LAW AND GOVERNMENT

09.0902 124 PUBLIC RELATIONS

43.9999 124 PUBLIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION

13.1315 135 READING

31.0301 124 RECREATION AND PARK MANAGEMENT

13.1006 140 SECDRY COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

13.1005 142 SECDRY EMOTIONAL IMPAIRMENT

13.1003 147 SECDRY HEARING IMPAIRMENT

13.1008 144 SECDRY PHY/OTHER HEALTH IMPAIR

13.1012 129 SECDRY SPEECH/LANGUAGE IMPAIR

13.1009 144 SECDRY VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

45.0101 124 SOCIAL SCIENCE

13.1318 132-1 SOCIAL STUDIES - SECNDRY TCHNG

13.1318 139 SOCIAL STUDIES GRP FOR EL EDUC

44.0701 126 SOCIAL WORK 45.1101 124 SOCIOLOGY 13.1317 125 SOCIOLOGY - TEACHING 16.0905 124 SPANISH 13.1330 125 SPANISH - TEACHING 16.0905 124 SPANISH FOR BUSINESS

51.0203 124 SPEECH/LANG IMP - CLINICAL

51.0913 124 SPORTS MEDICINE

15.1501 124 TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT

13.1309 135 TECHNOLOGY, DESIGN EDUCATION

50.0501 124 THEATRE ARTS

51.2309 124 THERAPEUTIC RECREATION

13.1202 155 THREE MINORS - ELEM ED

40.301 124 URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING

13.1302 142 VISUAL ARTS EDUCATION

13.1309 134 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 50.2070 124 WOMEN'S STUDIES 23.0401 124 WRITTEN COMMUNICATION Page 2 of 4

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5 LEVEL -52.0399 15 ACCOUNTING - TAXATION 52.0399 15 ACCOUNTING-FINANCIAL OPS 51.1603 22 ADULT NURSE PRACTITIONER

50.2010 15 AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES

11.0102 12 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 26.1103 18-19 BIOINFORMATICS 52.0201 21 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 51.2002 15 CLINICAL RESEARCH ADMIN

44.0201 12-13 COMMUNITY BUILDING

13.0407 18 COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEADERSHIP

52.0208 15 E-BUSINESS

13.0604 18 EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT

13.0501 18 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA & TECHNOLOGY

52.0701 15 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 52.0801 15 FINANCE 44.9999 13-15 GENERAL PUBLIC MGMT 16.0500 12 GERMAN FOR BUSINESS

30.1101 18 GERONTOLOGY 30.1101 17-18 GERONTOLOGY - DEMENTIA 13.1299 15 GIS EDUCATOR 45.0702 15 GIS PROFESSIONAL 51.0701 12 HEALTH ADMINISTRATION 13.1307 12 HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS TEACHING

42.0601 15 HELPING INTERVENTINS/MULTICULT 16.0905 13 HISPANIC LANGUAGE/CULTURE 30.1201 12-14 HISTORIC PRESERVATION 52.1001 15 HUMAN RESOURCES 11.1003 17 INFORMATION SECURITY 52.1201 15 INFORMATION SYSTEMS 52.1101 15 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 16.0302 12 JAPANESE BUSINESS PRACT

13.1306 14 JAPANESE LANGUAGE TEACHING

16.0102 LANGUAGE TECHNOLOGY

44.0401 13 LOCAL GOVT MANAGEMENT

52.1401 15 MARKETING 51.0701 14-15 MGMT PUBLIC HEALTHCARE SVCS 51.2305 140 MUSIC THERAPY 52.0206 14-15 NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT 52.1001 15 ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 51.2307 31 ORTHOTICS 51.2307 31 PROSTHETICS 44.9999 14 PUBLIC BUDGET MANAGEMENT

44.9999 14-15 PUBLIC LAND PLANNING

44.9999 14 PUBLIC PERSONNEL MGMT

44.0501 16-17 PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS

15.0702 18 QUALITY

51.0701 QUALITY IMPROV HEALTH CARE

13.1101 12-14 SCHOOL COUNSELOR LICENSURE

13.1001 27-45 SPECIAL EDUCATION ENDORSEMENT

54.0199 15 STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY

54.0199 15 STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY ADV

52.0201 15 STATEGIC QUALITY MANAGEMENT

52.0203 15 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

13.1202 30 TEACHER PREP - ELEMENTARY

13.1205 30 TEACHER PREP - SECONDARY

13.1305 15-17 TEACHING OF WRITING 10.0105 15 TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS 13.1401 15 TESOL 26.1304 17 WATER RESOURCES - BIOLOGY

26.1304 17 WATER RESOURCES - GEOGRAPHY

6 LEVEL -52.0301 30-48 ACCOUNTING 52.0301 150 ACCOUNTING/ACCOUNTING 150 HRS 13.1314 33 ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION

52.0301 150 AIS/ACCOUNTING 150 HRS

52.1902 30 APPAREL, TEXTILE MERCHANDISING

45.0602 30 APPLIED ECONOMICS 27.0501 35 APPLIED STATISTICS 13.1302 30 ART EDUCATION 26.1103 34-35 BIOINFORMATICS 26.0101 30-34 BIOLOGY GENERAL 52.0201 57-63 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 13.1303 30 CAREER, TECH, WORKFORCE ED

40.0501 30-34 CHEMISTRY 23.0701 30 CHILDREN'S LITERATURE 50.0908 30 CHORAL MUSIC 42.0201 45 CLINICAL BEHAVIORAL PSYCHOLOGY

42.0201 45 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

51.2002 34-40 CLINICAL RESEARCH ADMIN

13.1006 33-37 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT 13.1102 49 COLLEGE COUNSELING 51.2306 150 COMBINED OT (BS/MOT) 09.0101 30 COMMUNICATION 13.1101 49 COMMUNITY COUNSELING 15.1302 30 COMPUTER AIDED ENGINEERING

11.0701 33 COMPUTER SCIENCE 52.2001 30 CONSTRUCTION 23.0501 30 CREATIVE WRITING 45.0401 31 CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTC

51.3101 39 DIETETICS - COORDINATED

50.0501 30 DRAMA/THEATRE FOR YOUNG

50.0501 60 DRAMA/THEATRE FOR YOUNG - MFA

13.1210 31 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

13.1332 EARTH SCIENCE EDUCATION

52.0208 60 E-BUSINESS

26.0101 30-34 ECOLOGY & ORGANISMAL BIOLOGY

45.0601 30 ECONOMICS

42.1801 31 ED PSY - DEVELOPING LEARNER

42.1801 31 ED PSY - DEVLPMNT/PERSONALITY 42.1801 32 ED PSY - RESEARCH/ASSMNT 42.1801 32 ED PSY - RESEARCH/EVALUATION 13.0401 38 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 13.0501 31 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA & TECHNOLOGY

13.1202 33 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 13.1005 33-37 EMOTIONALLY IMPAIRED 15.1501 30-34 ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT 16.0102 30 ENGLISH LINGUISTICS 11.0401 ENTERPRISE BUS INTELLIGENCE

52.0701 57 ENTREPRENEURSHIP

26.0908 33 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY

44.0701 63 FAMILY & CHILDREN'S SERVICES

52.0801 63 FINANCE 16.0901 31-33 FRENCH 30.0101 30 GENERAL SCIENCE 45.0701 36 GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYSTEMS

16.0501 31-33 GERMAN 45.0701 35-37 GIS - PLANNING 45.0699 30 HEALTH ECONOMICS 51.2207 36 HEALTH EDUCATION 13.1003 33-37 HEARING IMPAIRED 30.1202 36 HERITAGE INTERP/TOUR/ADMIN 13.0406 37 HIGHER ED GENERAL ADMIN

13.0406 37 HIGHER ED STUDENT AFFAIRS

30.1201 36 HIST PRES CONSERVATION/TECH

30.1201 36 HISTORIC PRESERVATION

30.1201 36 HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLANNING

54.0101 30 HISTORY

52.0901 30 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MGMT

52.1001 30 HUMAN RESOURCE/ORG DEVELPMNT

52.1001 60 HUMAN RESOURCES

30.9999 30 INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES PROGRAM

11.1003 30 INFORMATION SECURITY

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52.1201 63 INFORMATION SYSTEMS 30.9999 30 INTERDISCIPLINARY TECHNOLOGY 50.0408 30 INTERIOR DESIGN 52.1101 63 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 45.0605 30 INTERNATIONAL ECON & DEVLPMNT

23.1001 30 INTERP/PERFORMANCE STUDIES 13.0409 34 K12 ADMINISTRATION 13.0301 34 K-12 CURRICULUM 52.1101 31-34 LANGUAGE AND INTERNATNL TRADE

13.1011 37 LEARNING DISABILITIES 23.0101 30 LITERATURE 27.0101 30 MATHEMATICS 30.0801 34 MATHEMATICS COMPUTER SCIENCE

13.1311 34 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

44.0701 63 MENTAL HEALTH & CHEMICAL DEP

13.1203 34 MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION

26.0204 30-34 MOLECULAR/CELLULAR BIOLOGY 13.1312 30 MUSIC EDUCATION 50.0903 30 MUSIC PERFORMANCE 50.0902 30 MUSIC THEORY - LITERATURE

52.0206 59-60 NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT 51.1601 40-43 NURSING 19.0501 30 NUTRITION 51.2306 66 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY - MOT

51.2306 32 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY - MS 51.2307 46 ORTHOTICS/PROSTHETICS 13.1008 33-37 PHYSIC,OTHERWISE HLTH IMPAIRED 13.1314 33 PHYSICAL EDUCATION PEDAGOGY

40.0801 30 PHYSICS 13.1329 30 PHYSICS/PHYSICS EDUCATION 50.0912 30 PIANO PEDAGOGY 15.0607 30-34 POLYMER TECHNOLOGY 42.0101 30 PSYCHOLOGY 44.0401 44 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 15.0702 30 QUALITY 13.1315 32-33 READING 13.1101 48 SCHOOL COUNSELING 45.9999 30 SCHOOLS, SOCIETY AND VIOLENCE

13.1205 33 SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHING

19.0702 63 SERVICES TO THE AGING

30.1501 30 SOC SCI & AMERICAN CULTURE

13.0901 31 SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS 45.0101 30 SOCIAL SCIENCE 45.1101 31-34 SOCIOLOGY 45.1101 31-34 SOCIOLOGY - FAMILY SPECIALTY

16.0905 31-33 SPANISH 16.0905 31-33 SPANISH BILINGUAL-BICULTURAL 13.1001 32 SPECIAL EDUCATION 13.1012 41-43 SPEECH & LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY

51.0913 33 SPORTS MANAGEMENT

50.0702 30 STUDIO ART - MA

50.0702 60 STUDIO ART - MFA

52.0203 30 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

13.1401 32 TESOL

50.0501 30 THEATRE ARTS

50.0508 30 THEATRE ARTS- ARTS ADMIN

52.1101 30 TRADE & DEVELOPMENT

13.1009 33-37 VISUALLY IMPAIRED 05.0207 30 WOMEN'S STUDIES 23.0401 30-32 WRITTEN COMMUNICATION 7 LEVEL -13.0401 32 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 13.1001 33 SP ED ADMIN & SUPERVISION

13.1001 33 SP ED CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT 8 LEVEL -42.0201 90-91 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY - PHD 13.0401 60 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 15.0000 59 TECHNOLOGY DOCTORATE Page 4 of 4

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CAMPUS INFORMATION

Academic Calendar System

Registration Dates

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Fall

Winter

####

Spring

Summer

HOUSING INFORMATION

Housing Availability

School Location by Type of Community

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Residence Halls

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Theme Housing

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###

Comments

Cooperatives

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Related Rules

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STUDENT SERVICES

Online Courses

CPTS

231.591.2340

[email protected]

Institutional Research & Testing

231.591.3628

[email protected]

University College

231.591.2360

[email protected]

Support Programs

Disabilities Services Office

231.591.3057

[email protected]

Admissions

800.433.7747

[email protected]

Admissions

800.433.7747

[email protected]

Office

Telephone Number

Email Address

Admissions/College Arts & Sciences

800.433.7747

[email protected]

N/A

26%

21%

[email protected]

Male

Female

5%

800.433.7747

231-591-2860

Email Address

Admissions Contact Person

Financial Aid Contact Person

Troy Tissue

Sara Dew

Jon Coles

Telephone Number

www.ferris.edu

1201 S. State St. CSS 201

Big Rapids

MI

49307

Street Address

City

State

ZIP Code

Athletic Office Contact Person

Ferris State University

Michigan Postsecondary Handbook Profile Page

Ferris State University

002260

Title IV Institution Code Number

Web Site Homepage

School Name

1%

Freshmen

Transfer

N/A

varies by program

N/A

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

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Code Minimum

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Average

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Suggested Dates to Apply for Admission

Required Deposit Amounts and Deadline Dates

Fall Application

Spring Housing

Summer Other

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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

Contact for State Residency Questions

FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Suggested Dates to Apply for Financial Aid

To apply for financial aid, a student must

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Fall

###

Winter

###

Spring Summer

Comments

$522.00

Telephone Number

Admissions

Office

$348.00

Email Address

800.433.7747

[email protected]

For more information - www.ferris.edu/admissions/financialaid/ The estimated cost for Transportation is included with the estimated cost for Misc and

Personal above.

3/1

$1,800.00

Freshmen Transfer

3/1

$22,600.00

$27,820.00

$10,440.00

$15,660.00

www.ferris.edu/htmls/future/residen

cy.htm

$1,016.00

$9,344.00

CLEP

Test Name

FREE

1222

Ferris State University

1994

18

810

2.5 3, 4 or 5

AP

50 Application filled out online is Free. There is a $30 fee for paper applications that are not filled out online.

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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Ferris State University

1 LEVEL

-14.3301 12 ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

09.0903 12 ADVERTISING/INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION

52.1401 12 BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS MARKETING

52.1910 12 CLUB MANAGEMENT

15.0305 12 COMPUTER NETWORKING CERTIFICATE

15.0305 12 COMPUTER SCIENCE 52.2001 12 CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION 12.0599 12 CULINARY MANAGEMENT 52.1301 12 DATA MINING 52.1804 12 DIRECT MARKETING 52.0208 12 E-COMMERCE MARKETING 47.0105 12 ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION

52.0205 12 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

52.0904 12 FESTIVALS, COMMUNITY AND SPECIAL EVENTS

52.0410 12 FLEET MANAGEMENT

15.1102 12 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

43.0111 12 HOMELAND SECURITY DIGITAL SECURITY AND FORENSICS

52.0904 12 HOTEL MANAGEMENT

52.1001 12 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

52.1101 12 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

09.0401 12 JOURNALISM

47.0302 18 KOMATSU EQUIPMENT REPAIR

52.0205 12 MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

52.1804 12 MARKETING / SALES

52.1402 12 MARKETING RESEARCH

51.0710 18 MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT

51.0710 15 MEDICAL RECORD CLERK

47.0604 12 PERFORMANCE MACHINING 47.0604 12 PERFORMANCE MOTORSPORTS 52.0205 12 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 09.0902 12 PUBLIC RELATIONS 15.0702 12 QUALITY TECHNOLOGY 52.1501 12 REAL ESTATE 12.0504 12 RESTAURANT AND FOOD INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT

52.1902 12 RETAILING

52.0906 12 SKI RESORT MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE

52.0701 12 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

52.0904 12 SPECIAL EVENT AND MEETING PLANNING

31.0504 12 SPORT, SPA, ENTERTAINMENT OPERATIONS

52.0204 12 SUPERVISION 15.1102 12 SURVEYING ENGINEERING 23.1303 12 TECHNICAL WRITING 13.1319 12 TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN EDUCATION

2 LEVEL

-51.0713 35 CODING REIMBURSEMENT SPECIALIST

15.0399 48 CUSTOMER ENERGY SPECIALIST

3 LEVEL

-52.0302 60 ACCOUNTANCY

51.9999 65 ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

23.1304 61 APPLIED SPEECH COMMUNICATION

15.0101 65 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY

47.0604 65 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY

15.1001 65 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TECH

15.1302 67 CAD DRAFTING & TOOL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY

24.0199 60 CAREER EXPLORATION

15.0201 65 CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

11.0103 60 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

43.0103 60 CRIMINAL JUSTICE CORRECTIONS

43.0107 60 CRIMINAL JUSTICE GENERALIST

43.0103 74 CRIMINAL JUSTICE LAW ENFORCEMENT

51.0602 83 DENTAL HYGIENE

51.0910 72 DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY

51.3101 63 DIETARY AND FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT

24.0199 60 DIRECTED STUDIES

19.0708 61 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

52.0205 64 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 52.0201 60 GENERAL BUSINESS 24.0102 60 GENERAL STUDIES 50.0409 61 GRAPHIC DESIGN 51.0706 62 HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

51.0707 62 HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

47.0302 64 HEAVY EQUIPMENT SERVICE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

47.0302 65 HEAVY EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY

15.0503 65 HVACR ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

15.0501 69 HVACR TECHNOLOGY

41.0301 63 INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY TECHNOLOGY

47.0105 65 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY

22.0302 64 LEGAL STUDIES

24.0199 60 LIBERAL ARTS

15.0613 75 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

15.0699 68 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY

15.0805 66 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

51.1004 84 MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY

10.0305 71 NEW MEDIA PRINTING AND PUBLISHING

15.0607 69 PLASTICS AND POLYMER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

43.0107 60 PRE-CRIMINAL JUSTICE 14.0101 79 PRE-ENGINEERING 22.0001 60 PRE-LAW 12.0301 65 PRE-MORTUARY SCIENCE 51.1103 63 PRE-PHARMACY 30.0101 60 PRE-SCIENCE 13.1202 65 PRE-TEACHING ELEMENTARY 13.1205 65 PRE-TEACHING SECONDARY 10.0303 61 PRINTING AND DIGITAL GRAPHIC IMAGING TECHNOLOGY

10.0302 68 PRINTING MANAGEMENT

15.0805 65 PRODUCT DESIGN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

15.0702 66 QUALITY ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

51.0907 80 RADIOGRAPHY

51.0908 76 RESPIRATORY CARE

12.0504 62 RESTAURANT AND FOOD INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT

15.0699 68 RUBBER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

15.1102 63 SURVEYING TECHNOLOGY

13.1319 88 TECHNICAL EDUCATION

24.0199 60 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE PROGRAM

15.0699 76 WELDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

48.0508 67 WELDING TECHNOLOGY 5 LEVEL -52.0302 124 ACCOUNTANCY 11.0103 138 ACCOUNTANCY/COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

52.0304 135 ACCOUNTANCY/FINANCE

52.0301 124 ACCOUNTANCY/PUBLIC ACCOUNTING

09.0903 124 ADVERTISING/INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION

51.9999 120 ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

27.0301 120 APPLIED MATHEMATICS

27.0301 121 APPLIED MATHEMATICS/ACTUARIAL SCIENCE

27.0301 120 APPLIED MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE

27.0301 120 APPLIED MATHEMATICS/INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS

27.0301 120 APPLIED MATHEMATICS/OPERATIONS RESEARCH

27.0301 120 APPLIED MATHEMATICS/STATISTICS

23.1304 120 APPLIED SPEECH COMMUNICATION

15.0101 129 ARCHITECTURE AND SUSTAINABILITY

13.1302 134 ART EDUCATION

50.0703 120 ART HISTORY

15.0803 132 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

52.0205 129 AUTOMOTIVE MANAGEMENT 26.0202 123 BIOCHEMISTRY 26.0101 121 BIOLOGY 13.1322 130 BIOLOGY EDUCATION 26.1305 121 BIOLOGY/ENVIRONMENTAL 26.0101 121 BIOLOGY/FORENSIC 26.0101 121 BIOLOGY/PRE-DENTISTRY Page 1 of 2

PROFILES and PROGRAMS

PROFILES

and

PROGRAMS

PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR

UNIVERSITIES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Public Four-Year Universities

PROFILES OF MICHIGAN PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR UNIVERSITIES

Map ... 3

Introduction ... 4

College Profile and Program Information

Central Michigan University ... 5

Eastern Michigan University ... 11

Ferris State University ... 17

Grand Valley State University... 21

Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University ... 25

Lake Superior State University ... 29

Michigan State University ... 33

Michigan Technological University ... 39

Northern Michigan University ... 43

Oakland University ... 47

Saginaw Valley State University ... 53

University of Michigan – Ann Arbor ... 57

University of Michigan – Dearborn ... 65

University of Michigan – Flint ... 69

Wayne State University ... 73

Western Michigan University ... 79

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School Name, County, and Region

Central Michigan University, Isabella, 4

Eastern Michigan University, Washtenaw, 6

Ferris State University, Mecosta, 3

Grand Valley State University, Ottawa, 3

Kendall College of Art and Design

of Ferris State University, Kent, 3

Lake Superior State University, Chippewa, 1

Michigan State University, Ingham, 7

Michigan Technological University, Houghton, 1

Northern Michigan University, Marquette, 1

Oakland University, Oakland, 5

Saginaw Valley State University, Saginaw, 4

University of Michigan – Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, 6

University of Michigan – Dearborn, Wayne, 5

University of Michigan – Flint, Genesee, 7

Wayne State University, Wayne, 5

Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, 8

PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR UNIVERSITIES

INTRODUCTION

Michigan’s 16 public four-year institutions 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.

Program offerings at these comprehensive institutions can be divided as follows:

Certificate and Associate Degree Programs – Several of the universities provide

less than baccalaureate degree programs for various occupations. These programs

are found under the level 1 through 3 headings.

Undergraduate Baccalaureate Programs – This division includes all programs

through which a baccalaureate degree can be earned (level 4 programs).

Graduate-Professional Programs – These programs lead to post-baccalaureate

degrees in the various professional disciplines (level 5 through 9 programs).

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

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

certificate is available in conjunction with it.

Please see the CIP Code Directory for an explanation of the program arrangement

sequence.

SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS

CONTACT INFORMATION

STUDENT BODY PROFILE

2010-2011 Fall Headcount

CAMPUS INFORMATION

Academic Calendar System

Registration Dates

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Fall

Winter

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Spring

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