LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE
TRANSFER GUIDE
Curriculum: General Education Requirements, Morgan State University
Out-Of-State (Baltimore, MD) Transfer Program
Curriculum Code: 1279
The following are Lansing Community College courses which may be used to
satisfy or partially satisfy the general education requirements at Morgan
State University, located in Baltimore, Maryland.
MSU GENERAL EDUCATION LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Categories and Credits Select course/s from:
Language Arts and Critical Thinking Skills - 9 Credits
(select three courses) WRIT 121, 122; PHIL 151
Humanities - 9 Credits
(select two courses from a) a. ENGL 211 & 212
(select one course from b) b. MUSC 240; PHIL 152; RELG 211/212
or a Foreign Language 122 or higher
Social/Behavioral Sciences - 9 Credits
(select two courses from a) a. HIST 211 & 212 -or- HUMS 213 & 214
(select one course from b) b. ANTH 270; ECON 201/202; GEOG 200;
PSYC 200; SOCL 120
Biological/Physical Sciences - 8 Credits
(select one course from a) a. BIOL 127
(select one course from b) b. CHEM 135/151; PHYS 221
Mathematics - 4 Credits
(select one course) MATH 112, 120 or higher
Health Education - 2 Credits PFHW 163
Computer Literacy, Technology, - 2 Credits
(select one course) CITF 110 or CPSC 120
Physical Education Activity Course - 1 Credit
(select one course) PFAQ, PFDA, PFSP, PFWT
MINIMUM TOTAL CREDITS 44
NOTES:
1. This transfer guide represents an Articulation (partnership) Agreement
between Lansing Community College (LCC) and Morgan State University (MSU).
This agreement facilitates the transfer of eligible LCC credits into an MSU
baccalaureate degree program for qualified LCC students. Students planning
to enroll in a program that will transfer to Morgan State University are
asked to Tonajala Eaton, Academic Advisor, at (517) 483-1053 or by email at
eatont2@lcc.edu. This agreement expires Fall 2014.
2. LCC courses other than those appearing on this guide should be checked for
transferability to the four-year institution.
3. Morgan State University admissions process:
a. The student must request entry into Morgan State University's Student
Transfer Admissions Program (STAP) no later than the first semester of
course work at LCC and provide a signed letter of transfer intent. This
form is available in articulated agreement (link in Note 1).
b. Students must maintain a minimum of a 2.50 grade point average.
c. Students will submit a high school and an LCC transcript along with SAT or
ACT scores to MSU. An SAT score of 900 or higher, or an ACT score of 19 or
higher is required for admission to MSU. Students who have been out of
school for three consecutive years or more will be exempt from providing
SAT/ACT scores to MSU.
d. Students will complete an AA or AS degree at LCC or complete the courses
included on this transfer guide prior to transfer to MSU.
e. Students will apply for transfer acceptance utilizing the regular MSU
process within the established deadline dates. The MSU application and
admission fee is waived for STAP students.
f. Upon acceptance, the STAP student will be invited to pre-register for
MSU classes ahead of traditional transfer students.
4. Students must transfer to MSU within three years of joining the Transfer
Admissions Program. This will enable students to follow the degree require-
ments at Morgan State University upon entrance to Lansing Community College.
If an extended period is anticipated, the student should contact an MSU
transfer counselor.
5. MSU will transfer up to a maximum of 70 LCC credits.
6. Students seeking an LCC associate degree must fulfill specific graduation
requirements. See the LCC Online Catalog for details.
7. This transfer guide requires basic skill levels in mathematics, reading, and
writing. To determine accurate course placement, students should take the
Computerized Placement Tests in the LCC Assessment Center (GB 200) prior to
registration. For testing hours call (517) 267-5500.
For further information and advising, contact Sherlease Queen, Articulation
Specialist for MSU at (443) 885-3350. Morgan State University is located at
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore MD 21251.
VISIT THE MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY WEBSITE AT http://www.morgan.edu.
Effective from Fall 2012 through Summer 2013
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