MCC-University Center
Education Advancement Fair
Wednesday, March 21
10-2p
Curtice-Mott Fishbowl
Volume 1, Issue 1
News
March, 2012
◊ Cleary University ▪ MMB 1012 ▪ 810.232.8004 or 810.232.8600 ◊ Ferris State University ▪ MMB 1008 ▪ 810.762.0461 or 866.387.9430 ◊
◊ MSU ▪ MMB 1109 ▪ 810.762.5127 or 855.652.0001 ◊ Rochester College ▪ MMB 1011 ▪ 810.762.0299 ◊ University of Michigan-Flint ▪ Mott Library, ML 2013 ▪ 810.232.2851 ◊
Welcome to the first issue of the Mott
Community College University Center
Newsletter!
Whether you plan to take a few credits at
MCC and transfer to another school,
obtain an Associate’s degree, or if you
haven’t even thought about what you are
going to do after graduation, this
Newsletter is a must read. The MCC
University Center provides you with high
quality educational programming,
allowing you the opportunity to pursue a
Bachelor’s degree in a familiar setting –
the campus of MCC. Many of the
programs offered through the University
Center contain an on-line component,
while some are completely on-line.
The Applied BBA Program areas of study include,
Applied Business Leadership, Applied
Entrepreneurship, Applied Health Care
Management, and Applied Sustainability
Management.
Cleary University is an independent, not-for-profit,
multi-campus, specialized business university. The
university is geared toward providing a practical,
application-based education, which equips
students to advance their careers. Visit
www.cleary.edu for more information.
From education to criminal justice to health care,
you can pursue a variety of popular Ferris degrees
at Mott Community College. Not only are they
popular, they are close to home and ready when
you are.
Enjoy the first issue of the MCC-University
Center News. If you ever have any
questions about the University Center,
Please call or stop in for information on your
please feel free to send me an email or
program of choice. We have program advisors
give me a call!
available, schedule your appointment today. You
will find more information at
http://www.ferris.edu/HTMLS/statewide/location
s/flint.htm
Dolores Sharpe, Executive Director
Academic Operations
Mott Community College
Our instructors are professionals in their fields
and will bring a Christian perspective to each
class. Class sizes are small for more personal
classroom interaction. For more information,
please go to
http://www.rc.edu/admissions/adult-learningcel-admissions/
The University of Michigan–Flint’s University
Center office is currently located in the Mott
Library. Students can visit our office to learn
about classes they can take at Mott Community
College that will transfer to UM-Flint, have their
transcripts evaluated or complete an application.
UM-Flint is less than two miles from the Mott
campus and offers all our classes on the UM-Flint
campus, giving students access to over 120
Bachelor Degree programs.
Find out more! Come visit us today. Mott Library
- 2nd Floor - ML2013
Admissions: Monday/Wednesday 12-5pm
Business: Thursday 10–2pm
Dolores.sharpe@mcc.edu
810.762.5698
Rochester College offers three accredited
Bachelor’s degree completion majors on the Mott
campus: Mass Communication, Organizational
Leadership & Communication, and Counseling
Psychology.
Beginning this fall, Cleary University will offer,
on the campus of Mott Community College, an
Applied BBA Program. The university’s
articulation partnerships with Mott, and other
area schools, allow for an easy transfer of
credits and the option of completing a BBA in
just over a year.
This new program is especially attractive to
those who have earned non-business college
credits but are interested in obtaining a
Bachelor of Business Administration.
You may complete your degree in as little as a year
by attending class two nights per week. To
graduate in one year a student would carry 15
st
credit hours per semester – two classes in the 1
nd
eight weeks, two classes in the 2 eight weeks,
and one class online.
Transfer in up to 90 hours toward the 120 hour
degree from another accredited college or
university. Tuition is $324 per credit hour, and RC
financial aid offers grants and loans. We also
accept No Worker Left Behind/Michigan Works.
The School of Social Work at Michigan State
University is committed to bringing high-quality
graduate education to communities throughout
the state. We offer a fully accredited Master of
Social Work (MSW) program to interested
students in the Flint and surrounding county
areas. Students can choose between two unique
concentrations: Clinical Practice or Organization
and Community Practice/Leadership (OCP/L). In
addition, the School offers several certificate
programs in;
Clinical Social Work with Families, School Social
Work, Social Work with Older Adults, Chance at
Childhood and Infancy and Early Childhood
Specialization. For more information, call Julie at
810-762-5127.