Michigan Transfer Network
The Michigan Transfer Network allows students and advisors to view transfer course equivalencies between many Michigan colleges and universities. You can search for courses by sending institution (the institution where you completed the course) or by the receiving institution (the institution where you plan to transfer the course).
Michigan Transfer Network
Michigan colleges and universities delivered a new, enhanced Michigan Transfer Network website in Spring 2019, 10 transfer pathways in high demand majors, 4 applied workforce pathways, and a database that provides course equivalencies for earned industry credentials.
Michigan Transfer Network
In addition to providing information about course equivalencies, the new Michigan Transfer Network shares information about course equivalencies, the Michigan Transfer Agreement, institutional profiles, and additional information about transfer.
Michigan Transfer Network
Search By Sending Institution. 1 Select a Sending Institution (required).. 2 Select Subject OR Receiving Institution (only one of these fields is required).
Michigan Transfer Network
Transfer Your Associate Degree . Students can complete an associate degree at a community college in a program of study and transfer to a participating university. Colleges and universities participate in MiTransfer & MiWorkforce Pathways as well as maintain articulation agreements and transfer guides to help students navigate the transfer process.
Michigan Transfer Network
Transfer Your Associate Degree. Search for articulation agreements & transfer guides.
Michigan Transfer Network
Planning your transfer is an important step to earning your degree. Students in Michigan have several options when it comes to transferring. You may want to: Transfer Your Courses; Complete the Michigan Transfer Agreement; Transfer Your Associate Degree; Use the resources on this site to help plan your transfer.
Michigan Transfer Network
Nearly 70 community colleges, public universities, and independent colleges and universities participate in the Michigan Transfer Network. Click on an institution to find important information about transfer.
Michigan Transfer Network
Michigan Transfer Agreement. Use the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) to complete a minimum of 30 semester hours of college-level credit which will fulfill a portion of the lower-division general education requirements at participating four-year colleges or universities.
Michigan Transfer Network
Transfer Your Associate Degree . Students can complete an associate degree at a community college in a program of study and transfer to a participating university. Colleges and universities participate in MiTransfer & MiWorkforce Pathways as well as maintain articulation agreements and transfer guides to help students navigate the transfer process.