Foreign Language - Transfer

Transfer Fairs

Discuss transfer options with visiting colleges and universities. These events are held periodically at MCC; contact your nearest advising office for more information.

Transfer made simple

Whatever your transfer destination, we'll work to make sure your credits move easily. Many MCC students plan to transfer. That's why we're experts at it. We've worked out specific transfer agreements with more than several four-year colleges and universities. Make sure you talk to an advisor before self-advising. Agreements can change based on curriculum revisions at MCC as well as our four-year institutions. Transfer requirements vary for different majors and/or for different four-year colleges and universities. In some cases, an associate degree equals the first two years of a bachelor's degree, while in other cases, an associate degree may not be necessary to transfer. Therefore, it's important for you to meet with an advisor or counselor early to make sure you are enrolling in classes that will transfer. You are also encouraged to select the four-year college or university where you will complete your bachelor's degree as well as your major of study.

To report a problem with the Transfer Policy

Missouri's Coordinating Board for Higher Education has approved a Credit Transfer Policy that stipulates guidelines for student transfer and articulation among Missouri Public colleges and universities. All public institutions have agreed to abide by the principles contained within the policy. Any transfer student who belies there has been unfair treatment involving acceptance of college credits may contact the college's articulation officer. A transfer student may invoke the transfer appeals process to challenge an institutional decision on the acceptance of credit(*s) from regionally accredited colleges or universities. To report problems and appeal decisions, please contact the MCC's articulation officer at the address and phone number below:

Vice Chancellor of Instruction and Academic Officer
Metropolitan Community College
3200 Broadway
Kansas City, MO 64111
816.604.1107

Transfer to MCC

For students seeking to transfer into MCC from a previous institution, follow these steps.

Dual Admission

Dual admission connects you directly to your four-year college. If you plan on transferring to Central Methodist University, Park, Northwest Missouri, Missouri Western, Central Missouri, UMKC, Avila and Mid-America Nazarene or William Jewell you can be admitted to these colleges while you are at MCC and get some great benefits.

Dual admission lets you:

Receive a degree audit at the conclusion of every semester from the University.
Receive periodic academic advising from your future college.
Receive University Student ID card
Receive access and to the library, athletic events, and other cultural events.
Receive special discounts for cultural events and programs.
Opportunities to use facilities and meet with departmental staff
Qualify for reverse transfer to achieve an Associate's degree and Bachelor's degree from two quality institutions

To apply:

Complete an online application for admission the transfer college site and indicate dual admission. See an advisor for specifics on each transfer college agreement.

Does our ENG 101 = their ENG 101?

Course equivalency guides for individual majors are available for the top colleges MCC students transfer to or from. Below are program agreements that show which MCC courses will transfer to which university and vice versa.

Program Agreements

Transfer requirements vary so it's important you meet with an advisor or counselor early on to make sure you're enrolling in classes that will transfer. You should select as soon as possible a four-year transfer school and your major area of study.

Courses indicated as being applicable to your transfer degree may or may not apply toward your degree at MCC. To verify if your transfer course will also apply to your MCC degree, please contact an academic advisor.

Note: The majority of these agreements are under revision because of the recent state mandate for Core 42 general education requirements. Please see an advisor for advice.

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