University Name:
Ferris State University
University Survey for School Year 2014-2015
Fulfilling Section 245 (6) Fiscal Year 2016 Reporting Requirements
Programs Providing Opportunities for College Credit
State-Approved Career and
Questions Regarding Program Details Technical Education/Tech
(MCL 388.1845[5])
Prep Articulated Program of
Study (MCL 388.1845
[6][a][i])
Number of high school students
participating (MCL 388.1845
[6][b][i])
Number of school districts that
participate with the university
(MCL 388.1845 [6][b][ii])
Instructor type (e.g. college
professor, qualified local school
district employee, other) (MCL
388.1845 [6][b][iii])
Direct College Credit or Concurrent
Enrollment (MCL 388.1845 [6][a][ii])
Dual Enrollment (MCL 388.1845
[6][a][iii])
Early College/Middle College
Program (MCL 388.1845 [6][a][iv])
1,001
332
18
62
19
1
FSU or KCAD faculty/adjunct faculty,
Qualified and approved local school district
employee
FSU or KCAD faculty/adjunct
faculty
Qualified and approved local school
district employee
Total program cost to the
university (MCL 388.1845 [6][b][iv])
$387,000
$23,000
$5,200
Cost per credit hour for the course
or courses (MCL 388.1845 [6][b][v])
$236
$236
$120
Location where course(s) are held
(MCL 388.1845 [6][b][vi]) (1 of 3
rows)
Location where course(s) are held
(MCL 388.1845 [6][b][vi]) (2 of 3
rows)
Allendale High School
KCAD (Kendall) Campus
Armada High School
Campus
Avondale High School (Auburn Hills, MI)
Byron Center High School
Careerline Tech Center (Holland, MI)
Catholic Central High School (Grand Rapids,
MI)
Charlotte High School
Consortium College Preparatory High School
Coopersville High School
Davison High School
Delton Kellogg High School (Delton, MI)
East Lansing High School
Ferndale High School
Fruitport High School
Grand Blanc High School
Grand Ledge High School
Harbor Beach High School
Harrison High School (Farmington, MI)
Holland Area Schools
Jackson Christian High School
(continued onto next row)
Jackson High School
Jenison High School
Kalamazoo Central
Kent Intermediate School District (KCTC)
Lake Orion High School
Gallery 194 (Lapeer, MI)
Maple Valley High School
Midland High School
Muskegon Area Career Tech Center
Northview High School (Grand Rapids, MI)
Oakland Schools
Paw Paw High School
Design Street (Plainwell, MI)
Portage Northern High School
Rockford High School
Saugatuck High School
Shelby High School
Stoney Creek High School (Rochester Hills,
MI)
(continued onto next row)
FSU
Location where course(s) are held
(MCL 388.1845 [6][b][vi]) (3 of 3
rows)
Instructional resources available to
program instructors (MCL 388.1845
[6][b][vii])
Resources offered to the student in
the program (MCL 388.1845
[6][b][viii])
Transportation services offered to
students in the program (MCL
388.1845 [6][b][ix])
Tecumseh High School
Traverse Bay Area Schools
Traverse City Public Schools
Troy High School
Vassar High School
Waterford Kettering High School (Waterford,
MI)
West Ottawa High School (Holland, MI)
WMCAT-West Michigan Center for Art &
Technology, Grand Rapids, MI
Zeeland East High School
All instructors are required to atttend an
annual professional development. Meet with
FSU/KCAD full-time faculty counterpart to
review the courses they intend to teach,
course curriculum and outcomes and
expected student learning outcomes.
Workshop on building college syllabus is
offered. BlackBoard training. Review of
assessment tools. Mentoring from academic
departments. Access to BlackBoard as an
instructional tool, Ferris ID, FLITE (Library
Resources) and FCTL (Faculty Center for
Teaching and Learning) workshops/trainings
and assistance. Review and approval of
course textbooks.
Annual professional development
opportunities. Meet with
FSU/KCAD full-time faculty
counterpart to review the
courses they intend to teach,
course curriculum and outcomes
and expected student learning
outcomes. Workshop on building
college syllabus is offered.
BlackBoard training. Review of
assessment tools. Mentoring
from academic departments.
Access to BlackBoard as an
instructional tool, Ferris ID, FLITE
(Library Resources) and FCTL
(Faculty Center for Teaching and
Learning) workshops/trainings
and assistance. Review and
approval of course textbooks.
All instructors are required to atttend
an annual professional development.
Meet with FSU/KCAD full-time faculty
counterpart to review the courses
they intend to teach, course
curriculum and outcomes and
expected student learning outcomes.
Workshop on building college syllabus
is offered. BlackBoard training. Review
of assessment tools. Mentoring from
academic departments. Access to
BlackBoard as an instructional tool,
Ferris ID, FLITE (Library Resources) and
FCTL (Faculty Center for Teaching and
Learning) workshops/trainings and
assistance. Review and approval of
course textbooks.
Students are entitled to the same resources
as tradtional college students. These include,
but are not limited to: student ID, FLITE oncampus or online library resources, tutoring,
assistance through ECDS for disability
services, course syllabys, textbooks
(purchased by school or student), aceess to
parking permit for on-campus parking.
Students also have access to the Ferris
Academic Management Platform (MyFSU)
and have a Ferris e-mail.
Students are entitled to the same
resources as tradtional college
students. These include, but are
not limited to: student ID, FLITE
on-campus or online library
resources, tutoring, assistance
through ECDS for disability
services, course syllabys,
textbooks (purchased by school
or student), aceess to parking
permit for on-campus parking.
Students also have access to the
Ferris Academic Management
Platform (MyFSU) and have a
Ferris e-mail.
Students are entitled to the same
resources as tradtional college
students. These include, but are not
limited to: student ID, FLITE oncampus or online library resources,
tutoring, assistance through ECDS for
disability services, course syllabys,
textbooks (purchased by school or
student), aceess to parking permit for
on-campus parking. Students also
have access to the Ferris Academic
Management Platform (MyFSU) and
have a Ferris e-mail.
Transportation is the responsibility of the
school district or the student.
Transportation is the
responsibility of the school
district or the student.
Transportation is the responsibility of
the school district or the student.
Note: This survey in part complies with reporting requirements of Section 245(6) of the School Aid Act
(Act 94 of 1979), as amended. You are still obligated to post this information on your institutional
transparency website. Section 245(6) was amended under Act 196 of 2014 and provides for university
reporting of the information included within this table. The effective date of Act 196 is October 1, 2014
with an annual reporting deadline of November 15.