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How to Use the Transfer Guide In an effort to maximize the transfer of credit, we attempt to match-up the community college associate degrees with the Davenport University bachelor degree that has the “best fit”. This does not mean that you can pursue only this degree. You can choose to pursue any bachelor degree at Davenport University that you desire; however, the credits may not have the same “fit” with other bachelor degrees. The Transfer Guide was designed specifically for use by students interested in transferring to Davenport University. The Transfer Guide is easier to use and interpret than the Articulation Plans. HOW TO DETERMINE WHICH TRANSFER GUIDE YOU SHOULD FOLLOW 1. Click on the bookmark labeled Cover Page. 2. Scroll through the associate degree programs listed on the left hand side of the page and locate the name of the associate degree program you are pursuing at the community college. a. If the associate degree you are pursing at the community college is not on the list, please contact an admissions representative at the Davenport University location nearest you for assistance. 3. Click on the program name you are pursuing at the community college and the corresponding Davenport University Transfer Guide will appear. 4. Print two copies of the Transfer Guide - one for your records and one to give to your Davenport University admissions representative. 5. When you meet with your Davenport University admissions representative make sure to let him/her know the specific Transfer Guide you are interested in following to earn your bachelor’s degree from Davenport University. HOW TO USE THE TRANSFER GUIDE The Transfer Guide is composed of 3 sections of information: 1. The first section, labeled, FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE, identifies the kind of associate degree that was completed at the community college. This is done by checking one of the two boxes in the first section. 2. The second section is labeled THIRD YEAR. In this section you will review your transcript from the community college and check off the courses that you completed to earn your associate degree. The courses that are not checked off are the courses that you may take either at the community college or at Davenport University. 3. The third and final section, labeled FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion identifies those courses that must be taken at Davenport University to meet program major and residency requirements in order to earn a bachelor’s degree through Davenport University. a. This section also identifies the number of credits accepted in transfer and the number of credits to be completed after transfer. b. This section also identifies Davenport University locations where each bachelor degree program can be completed in its entirety. If you have questions about this Transfer Guide or the process to become a Davenport University student, please contact an admissions representative at the Davenport University location nearest you.
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How to Use the Transfer Guide In an effort to maximize the transfer of credit, we attempt to match-up the community college associate degrees with the Davenport University bachelor degree that has the “best fit”. This does not mean that you can pursue only this degree. You can choose to pursue any bachelor degree at Davenport University that you desire; however, the credits may not have the same “fit” with other bachelor degrees. The Transfer Guide was designed specifically for use by students interested in transferring to Davenport University. The Transfer Guide is easier to use and interpret than the Articulation Plans. HOW TO DETERMINE WHICH TRANSFER GUIDE YOU SHOULD FOLLOW 1. Click on the bookmark labeled Cover Page. 2. Scroll through the associate degree programs listed on the left hand side of the page and locate the
name of the associate degree program you are pursuing at the community college. a. If the associate degree you are pursing at the community college is not on the list, please
contact an admissions representative at the Davenport University location nearest you for assistance.
3. Click on the program name you are pursuing at the community college and the corresponding Davenport University Transfer Guide will appear.
4. Print two copies of the Transfer Guide - one for your records and one to give to your Davenport University admissions representative.
5. When you meet with your Davenport University admissions representative make sure to let him/her know the specific Transfer Guide you are interested in following to earn your bachelor’s degree from Davenport University.
HOW TO USE THE TRANSFER GUIDE The Transfer Guide is composed of 3 sections of information: 1. The first section, labeled, FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE,
identifies the kind of associate degree that was completed at the community college. This is done by checking one of the two boxes in the first section.
2. The second section is labeled THIRD YEAR. In this section you will review your transcript from the community college and check off the courses that you completed to earn your associate degree. The courses that are not checked off are the courses that you may take either at the community college or at Davenport University.
3. The third and final section, labeled FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion identifies those courses that must be taken at Davenport University to meet program major and residency requirements in order to earn a bachelor’s degree through Davenport University.
a. This section also identifies the number of credits accepted in transfer and the number of credits to be completed after transfer.
b. This section also identifies Davenport University locations where each bachelor degree program can be completed in its entirety.
If you have questions about this Transfer Guide or the process to become a Davenport University student, please contact an admissions representative at the Davenport University location nearest you.
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Associate Degree Programs Bachelor Degree Programs Page
Accounting BBA - Accounting Fraud Investigation 3
Accounting BBA - Accounting Information Management 5
Accounting BBA/MBA - Professional Accountancy 7
Accounting BBA - Finance 9
Aviation Management BBA - Applied Business 11
Cosmetology Management BBA - Applied Business 13
Culinary Arts BBA - Applied Business 15
Electronic Technology BBA - Applied Business 17
Manufacturing BBA - Applied Business 19
Metallurgy and Materials Science BBA - Applied Business 21
Music Recording BBA - Applied Business 23
Welding BBA - Applied Business 25
Business BBA - Business Professional Studies 27
Office Information Systems BBA - Business Professional Studies 29
Small Business for Entrepreneurs BBA - Human Resource Management 31
Business BBA - International Business 33
Small Business for Entrepreneurs BBA - Management 35
Marketing and Applied Management BBA - Management 37
Marketing and Applied Management BBA - Marketing 39
Office Information Systems BBA - Paralegal Studies 41
Criminal Justice BBA - Public Safety and Security Management 43
Emergency Medical Technology BBA - Public Safety and Security Management 45
Fire Technology BBA - Public Safety and Security Management 47
Homeland Security BBA - Public Safety and Security Management 49
Degree Transfer Agreement 2010-2011
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Associate Degree Programs Bachelor Degree Programs PageMarketing and Applied Management BBA - Sport Management 51
Marketing and Applied Management BBA/MBA - Strategic Management 53
Marketing and Applied Management BBA/MBA - Strategic Human Resource Management 55
Computer Graphics Technology - Interactive Media and Game Design
BS - Computer Information Systems Major: Computer Gaming and Simulation 57
Computer Information Systems - ProgrammingBS - Computer Information Systems Major: Computer Gaming and Simulation 59
Computer Information Systems - ProgrammingBS - Computer Information Systems Major: Database Management 61
Computer Information Systems - ProgrammingBS - Computer Information Systems Major: Programming 63
Computer Information Systems - Web DesignBS - Computer Information Systems Major: Web Design and Development 65
Computer Information Systems - Microcomputer Support Technician
BS - Networking Technology Major: Computer Networking 67
Computer Information Systems - Microcomputer Support Technician
BS - Networking Technology Major: Network Security 69
Computer Information SystemsBS - Security and Information Assurance Major: Biometric Security 71
Computer Information Systems - ProgrammingBS - Security and Information Assurance Major: Information and Computer Security 73
Business Information TechnologyBS - Technology Management Major: Global IT Project Management 75
Health Information Technology BS - Health Information Management 77
Office Information Systems BS - Medical Case Management 79
Health Information Technology BS - Medical Case Management 81
Health Information Technology BBA- Health Services Administration 83
Nursing BSN - Nursing: Bachelor Completion Program 85
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Associate's Degree In: Accountingor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective ENG106 Business English
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective Social Science Elective
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202 Principles of Accounting 2
ACCT220 Accounting Information Technology ACCT260 or ACCT263
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207 Business Law 1
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major ACCT213 Cost Accounting ACCT226 Cost Accounting
ACCT301 Intermediate Accounting I ACCT221 Intermediate Accounting
ACCT302 Intermediate Accounting II ACCT222 Intermediate Accounting
ACCT315 Federal Taxation I ACCT238 Federal Tax Accounting
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - ACCOUNTING FRAUD INVESTIGATION*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
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THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major ACCT310 Accounting Fraud Examination
ACCT320 Auditing & Assurance Services
ACCT350 Accounting Information Systems
ACCT401 Internal Auditing I
ACCT402 Internal Auditing II
ACCT421 EDP Computer Auditing
ACCT495 Accounting Issues and Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
IAAS332 Authentication and Audits
LEGL211 Criminal Law
PSMG250 Investigative Technology and Procedures
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
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Associate's Degree In: Accountingor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective ENG106
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective Social Science Elective
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202
ACCT220 Accounting Information Technology ACCT260 or ACCT263
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major ACCT213 Cost Accounting ACCT226
ACCT301 Intermediate Accounting I ACCT221
ACCT302 Intermediate Accounting II ACCT222
ACCT315 Federal Taxation I ACCT238
Principles of Marketing
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - ACCOUNTING INFORMATION MANAGEMENT*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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Principles of Accounting 1
Principles of Accounting 2
Computerized Accounting Using Peachtree or Computerized Accounting Using QuickBooks
Spreadsheet Applications
Introduction to Business
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Elementary Statistics
Business English
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
Cultural Diversity
Business Ethics
Business Law 1
Business Management
Fundamentals of Speech
Principles of Economics
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
English Composition II
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major ACCT318 Payroll and State Tax
ACCT320 Auditing & Assurance Services
ACCT350 Accounting Information Systems
ACCT420 Government/Not-for-Profit Accounting
ACCT495 Accounting Issues and Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
Choose 12 credit hours of Accounting Electives or choose a specialty: Internal Auditing Specialty
Management Accounting Specialty
Accounting Electives
ACCT314 Cost Management
ACCT316 Federal Taxation II
ACCT401 Internal Auditing I
ACCT402 Internal Auditing II
ACCT415 Advanced Accounting Topics
ACCT421 EDP Computer Auditing
ACCT440 Advanced Strategic Management Accounting
ACCT490 Accounting Internship
FINC212 Advanced Corporate Finance
Internal Auditing Specialty
ACCT314 Cost Management
ACCT401 Internal Auditing I
ACT402 Internal Auditing II
ACCT421 EDP Computer Auditing
Management Account Specialty
Choose 12 credits from the following:
ACCT314 Cost Management
ACCT415 Advanced Accounting Topics
ACCT421 EDP Computer Auditing
ACCT440 Advanced Strategic Management Accounting
FINC212 Advanced Corporate Finance
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga),Warren, and DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
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Associate's Degree In: Accountingor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective ENG106 Business English
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective Social Science Elective
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202 Principles of Accounting 2
ACCT220 Accounting Information Technology ACCT260 or ACCT263
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207 Business Law 1
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major ACCT213 Cost Accounting ACCT226 Cost Accounting
ACCT301 Intermediate Accounting I ACCT221 Intermediate Accounting
ACCT302 Intermediate Accounting II ACCT222 Intermediate Accounting
ACCT315 Federal Taxation I ACCT238 Federal Tax Accounting
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY*BBA/MBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
150 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
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THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major ACCT318 Payroll and State Tax
ACCT320 Auditing & Assurance Services
ACCT350 Accounting Information Systems
ACCT415 Adv Accounting Topics
ACCT420 Government/Not-for-Profit Accounting
ACCT495 Accounting Issues & Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
MGMT420Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility
ACCT600 Professional Accountancy Seminar
ACCT640 Managerial Accounting
ACCT650 CPA Responsibilities and Ethics
ACCT730 Taxation Corporations and Trust
BUSN650 Business Analysis
ECON625 Managerial Economics
FINC620 Financial Management
MGMT645 Organizational Development and Culture
MGMT780
Global Business Strategies
MISG620 Accounting Information Systems
MKTG610 Marketing Strategies
MBA Accounting Electives (ACCT600-700)
Capstone
CAPS790 or CAPS799 or SABR781
Capstone Internship or Capstone Experience or Study Abroad Experience
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, Warren andDU Online.
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
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Associate's Degree In: Accountingor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
ENG106
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective Social Science Elective
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major ACCT301 Intermediate Accounting I ACCT221
ACCT315 Federal Taxation I ACCT238
FINC215 Investment Planning BUS205
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - FINANCE*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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Cultural Diversity
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Principles of Economics
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
English Composition II
Intermediate Accounting
Federal Tax Accounting
Software Applications
Business Law 1
Business Management
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Accounting 1
Principles of Accounting 2
Spreadsheet Applications
Introduction to Business
Business Ethics
Personal Investing
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
FINC212 Advanced Corporate Finance
FINC220 Money & Banking
FINC221 Financial Analysis
FINC320 International Finance
FINC402 Portfolio Management
FINC403 Health Care Finance
Choose the Financial Planning Specialty or 3 of the following electives: ACCT302 Intermediate Accounting II
FINC222 Behavioral Finance
FINC230 Financial Planning & Insurance
FINC301 Retirement Plan/Employee Benefits
FINC310 Real Estate Finance
FINC401 Estate Planning
Financial Planning Specialty ACCT316 Federal Taxation II
FINC222 Behavioral Finance
FINC230 Financial Planning & Insurance
FINC301 Retirement Plan/Employee Benefits
FINC401 Estate Planning
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, Warren, and DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
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Associate's Degree In: Aviation Management
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective PHYS104
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective Elective from List
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective Social Science Elective
Foundations of Business BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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THIRD YEAR
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The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - APPLIED BUSINESS*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a DavenportUniversity Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets BUSN210 Professional Ethics FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC235
Financial Analysis for Business Managers
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electivesmay be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Caro, Flint, Gaylord, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
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Associate's Degree In: Cosmetology Management
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective BIOL101
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective ENG100
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective ENG116
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153
Foundations of Business BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - APPLIED BUSINESS*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
………………………………………………………………………
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
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Fundamentals of Speech
Principles of Economics
English Composition II
General Biology
Communication Skills
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
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Cultural Diversity
Elementary Statistics
Technical Writing
Human Relations
Software Applications
Business Law 1
Business Management
Introduction to Business
Principles of Marketing
2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC235
Financial Analysis for Business Managers
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Caro, Flint, Gaylord, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In: Culinary Arts
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective MATH101
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
ENG100
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective Social Science Elective
Foundations of Business BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
Principles of Economics
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - APPLIED BUSINESS*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
Fundamentals of Speech
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………………………………………………………………………
Cultural Diversity
Elementary Statistics
English Composition II
Business Mathematics
Communication Skills
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
Software Applications
Business Law 1
Business Management
Introduction to Business
Principles of Marketing
2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC235
Financial Analysis for Business Managers
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Caro, Flint, Gaylord, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In: Electronic Technology
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective Science Requirement
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective ELECT119
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective Social Science Elective
Foundations of Business BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - APPLIED BUSINESS*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
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………………………………………………………………………
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Fundamentals of Speech
Principles of Economics
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
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……………………………………………………………………… Principles of Marketing
Cultural Diversity
Elementary Statistics
English Composition II
Basic Measurement and Reporting Skills
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
Introduction to Business
Software Applications
Business Law 1
Business Management
2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC235
Financial Analysis for Business Managers
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Caro, Flint, Gaylord, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Manufacturing
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective CHEM111
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
ENG100
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective SOC201
Foundations of Business BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
Introduction to Business
Principles of Marketing
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
Cultural Diversity
Elementary Statistics
Principles of Sociology
English Composition II
General Chemistry 1
Communication Skills
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - APPLIED BUSINESS*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
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Fundamentals of Speech
Principles of Economics
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
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………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………Software Applications
Business Law 1
Business Management
2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC235
Financial Analysis for Business Managers
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Caro, Flint, Gaylord, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Metallurgy and Materials Science
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective Science Requirement
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
MET102
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective Social Science Elective
Foundations of Business BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
Introduction to Business
Cultural Diversity
Elementary Statistics
Introduction to Materials Science
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - APPLIED BUSINESS*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
………………………………………………………………………
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………………………………………………………………………
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Fundamentals of Speech
Principles of Economics
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
English Composition II
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……………………………………………………………………… Principles of Marketing
Software Applications
Business Law 1
Business Management
2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC235
Financial Analysis for Business Managers
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Caro, Flint, Gaylord, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Music Recording
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective PHYS123
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
MUSIC104
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective Social Science Elective
Foundations of Business BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
Introduction to Business
Principles of Marketing
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
Software Applications
Business Law 1
Business Management
Cultural Diversity
Elementary Statistics
English Composition II
Applied Physics
Basic Materials in Music Theory
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - APPLIED BUSINESS*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
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Fundamentals of Speech
Principles of Economics
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC235
Financial Analysis for Business Managers
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Caro, Flint, Gaylord, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Welding
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective Science Requirement
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
MET102
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective Social Science Elective
Foundations of Business BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
Introduction to Business
Principles of Marketing
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
Software Applications
Business Law 1
Business Management
Cultural Diversity
Elementary Statistics
English Composition II
Introduction to Materials Science
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - APPLIED BUSINESS*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
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Fundamentals of Speech
Principles of Economics
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC235
Financial Analysis for Business Managers
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Caro, Flint, Gaylord, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Businessor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
BUS215
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major HRMG213 Human Resource Management BUS230
BUSN225 International Business BUS240 International Business
Emphasis in Entrepreneurship:
NONE
Emphasis in Human Resource (Choose 6 credits):
NONE
Emphasis in Operations Management:
NONE
Emphasis in Marketing:
NONE
………………………………………………………………………
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
English Composition II
Choose 2 courses [6 (six) credits] from any of the following courses or choose an area of emphasis:
Principles of Accounting 1
Principles of Accounting 2
Spreadsheet Applications
Introduction to Business
Business Ethics
Elementary Statistics
Human Relations
Human Resource Management
Software Applications
Business Law 1
Business Management
Principles of Marketing
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL STUDIES*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
THIRD YEAR
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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Business on the Web
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
Cultural Diversity
Fundamentals of Speech
Principles of Economics
2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC223 or FINC235 or FINC320
Entrepreneurial Finance or Financial Analysis for Business Managers or International Finance
MGMT321 Organizational Behavior
MGMT357 Operations Management
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
MGMT440 Strategic Management
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Emphasis in Entrepreneurship:
BUSN311 Business Planning for Entrepreneurs
BUSN265 Entrepreneurship
Emphasis in Human Resource (Choose 6 credits):
HRMG313 Staffing Organizations
HRMG431 Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
LEGL401 Employment and Labor Law
Emphasis in Operations Management:
MGMT412 Quality Management
MGMT413 Supply Chain Management
Emphasis in Marketing:
MKTG320 Marketing of Services
MKTG404 Business to Business Marketing
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Caro, Flint, Gaylord,Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
Choose 2 courses [6 (six) credits] from any of the following courses or choose an area of emphasis:
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In: Office Information Systemsor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective ENG106
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major HRMG213 Human Resource Management BUS230
BUSN225 International Business BUS240
Emphasis in Entrepreneurship:
NONE
Emphasis in Human Resource (Choose 6 credits):
NONE
Emphasis in Operations Management:
NONE
Emphasis in Marketing:
NONE
International BusinessChoose 2 courses [6 (six) credits] from any of the following courses or choose an area of emphasis:
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The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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Human Resource Management
Principles of Marketing
Business Ethics
Software Applications
Business Law 1
Business Management
Principles of Accounting 1
Principles of Accounting 2
Spreadsheet Applications
Introduction to Business
Fundamentals of Speech
Principles of Economics
Principles of Economics
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL STUDIES*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR
English Composition 1
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Cultural Diversity
Elementary Statistics
Human Relations
English Composition II
Business English
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC223 or FINC235 or FINC320
Entrepreneurial Finance or Financial Analysis for Business Managers or International Finance
MGMT321 Organizational Behavior
MGMT357 Operations Management
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
MGMT440 Strategic Management
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Emphasis in Entrepreneurship:
BUSN311 Business Planning for Entrepreneurs
BUSN265 Entrepreneurship
Emphasis in Human Resource (Choose 6 credits):
HRMG313 Staffing Organizations
HRMG431 Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
LEGL401 Employment and Labor Law
Emphasis in Operations Management:
MGMT412 Quality Management
MGMT413 Supply Chain Management
Emphasis in Marketing:
MKTG320 Marketing of Services
MKTG404 Business to Business Marketing
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Caro, Flint, Gaylord,Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
Choose 2 courses [6 (six) credits] from any of the following courses or choose an area of emphasis:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Small Business for Entrepreneursor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective BUS215
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major BUSN225 International Business BUS240
HRMG213 Human Resource Management BUS230
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International Business
Business Law 1
Business Management
Principles of Marketing
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Elementary Statistics
Human Relations
Business on the Web
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
Cultural Diversity
Software Applications
Introduction to Business
Business Ethics
Principles of Accounting 1
Principles of Accounting 2
Spreadsheet Applications
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Principles of Economics
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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Fundamentals of Speech
Principles of Economics
English Composition 1
English Composition II
2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
HRMG313 Staffing Organizations
HRMG314 Managing Change in Organizations
HRMG330 or HRMG490
International Human Resource Management or Human Resource Management Internship
HRMG350 Training for Organizations
HRMG431 Negotiation/Dispute Resolution
HRMG433 Compensation Administration
HRMG453 Strategic Human Resources
LEGL401 Employment and Labor Law
MGMT321 Organizational Behavior
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Holland, Kalamazoo,Lansing, Livonia, Saginaw, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In: Businessor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
BUS215 Business on the Web
HUMN310-315 Global Cultures or Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
SOSC241
Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202 Principles of Accounting 2
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207 Business Law 1
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major Foreign Language Foreign Language
BUSN225 International Business BUS240 International Business
HRMG213 Human Resource Management BUS230 Human Resource Management
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Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
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THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC235 Financial Analysis for Business Managers
FINC320 International Finance
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
LEGL320 International Business Law
MGMT330 International Management
MGMT440 Strategic Management
MGMT490 or SABR381
Management Internship or Study Abroad Experience
MKTG421 International Marketing
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia and Warren.
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
1
Associate's Degree In: Small Business for Entrepreneursor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
BUS215 Business on the Web
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202 Principles of Accounting 2
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207 Business Law 1
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major BUSN225 International Business BUS240 International Business
HRMG213 Human Resource Management BUS230 Human Resource Management
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - MANAGEMENT*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
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Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC223 or FINC235 or FINC320
Entrepreneurial Finance or Financial Analysis for Business Managers or International Finance
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
MGMT321 Organizational Behavior
MGMT357 Operation Management
MGMT440 Strategic Management
BUSN311 Business Planning for Entrepreneurs
HRMG314 Managing Change in Organizations
HRMG431 Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
MKTG320 Marketing of Services
MKTG404 Business-to-Business Marketing
MKTG430 New Product Development and Innovation
SABR381 Study Abroad Experience
Entrepreneurship Specialty BUSN265 Entrepreneurship
BUSN311 or MKTG430
Business Planning for Entrepreneurs or New Product Development and Innovation
MGMT312 Creativity and Innovation
MKTG320 Marketing of Services
MKTG322 Internet Marketing
Financial Management Specialty ACCT213 Cost Accounting
FINC212 Advanced Corporate Finance
FINC220 Money & Banking
Choose one area of emphasis (6 credits):
Emphasis in Financial Analysis: FINC221 Financial Analysis
FINC320 International Finance
Emphasis in Investments: FINC215 Investment Planning
FINC402 Portfolio Management
Global Project Management Specialty GPMT385 Special Topics: Global Project Management
GPMT400 Resource Management of Projects
GPMT410 Global Sourcing for Projects
GPMT445 or GPMT499
Simulation and Case Study in Management or Certified Project Management Professional Certification
Leadership Effectiveness Specialty HRMG314 Managing Change in Organizations
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
MGMT420 Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility
MGMT435 Leadership Challenges Seminar
Sustainable Business Development Specialty MGMT330 International Management
MGMT370 Sustainability Principles and Theories
MGMT413 Sustainable Supply Chain Management
MGMT420 Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility
MGMT450 Sustainable Global Business Design and Strategy
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*Management - Entrepreneurship SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, Warren and DU Online.
*Management - Financial Management SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
*Management - Global Project Management SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Saginaw, Warren and DU Online.
*Management - Leadership Effectiveness SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, and DU Online.
*Management - Sustainable Business Development SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga) and DU Online.
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Plus 4 (four) upper level Management electives from course options listed below or choose a Specialty. Management Electives may include any upper level MGMT courses and/or any of the following:
1
Associate's Degree In: Marketing and Applied Managementor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective BUS215
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226
Major BUSN225 International Business BUS240
HRMG213 Human Resource Management BUS230
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - MANAGEMENT*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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Business on the WebIntermediate Algebra for College StudentsCultural Diversity
Fundamentals of SpeechPrinciples of EconomicsPrinciples of EconomicsEnglish Composition 1English Composition II
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Principles of Accounting 1Principles of Accounting 2Spreadsheet ApplicationsIntroduction to BusinessBusiness Ethics
Elementary Statistics
Human Relations
Human Resource ManagementInternational Business
Software ApplicationsBusiness Law 1Business ManagementPrinciples of Marketing
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a DavenportUniversity Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC223 or FINC235 or FINC320
Entrepreneurial Finance or Financial Analysis for Business Managers or International Finance
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management MGMT321 Organizational Behavior MGMT357 Operation Management MGMT440 Strategic Management
BUSN311 Business Planning for Entrepreneurs
HRMG314 Managing Change in Organizations
HRMG431 Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
MKTG320 Marketing of Services
MKTG404 Business-to-Business Marketing
MKTG430 New Product Development and Innovation
SABR381 Study Abroad Experience
Entrepreneurship Specialty BUSN265 Entrepreneurship
BUSN311 or MKTG430
Business Planning for Entrepreneurs or New Product Development and Innovation
MGMT312 Creativity and Innovation MKTG320 Marketing of Services MKTG322 Internet Marketing
Financial Management Specialty ACCT213 Cost Accounting FINC212 Advanced Corporate Finance FINC220 Money & Banking
Choose one area of emphasis (6 credits):Emphasis in Financial Analysis:
FINC221 Financial Analysis FINC320 International Finance
Emphasis in Investments: FINC215 Investment Planning FINC402 Portfolio Management
Global Project Management Specialty GPMT385 Special Topics: Global Project Management GPMT400 Resource Management of Projects GPMT410 Global Sourcing for Projects
GPMT445 or GPMT499
Simulation and Case Study in Management or Certified Project Management Professional Certification
Leadership Effectiveness Specialty HRMG314 Managing Change in Organizations MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery MGMT420 Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility MGMT435 Leadership Challenges Seminar
Sustainable Business Development Specialty MGMT330 International Management MGMT370 Sustainability Principles and Theories MGMT413 Sustainable Supply Chain Management MGMT420 Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility MGMT450 Sustainable Global Business Design and Strategy
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electivesmay be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*Management - Entrepreneurship SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, Warren and DU Online.
*Management - Financial Management SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, Traverse City, Warren and DU Online.
*Management - Global Project Management SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Saginaw, Warren and DU Online.
*Management - Leadership Effectiveness SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, and DU Online.
*Management - Sustainable Business Development SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga) and DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer: Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Plus 4 (four) upper level Management electives from course options listed below or choose a Specialty. Management Electives may include any upper level MGMT courses and/or any of the following:
1
Associate's Degree In: Marketing and Applied Managementor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
BUS215 Business on the Web
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202 Principles of Accounting 2
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207 Business Law 1
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major BUSN225 International Business BUS240 International Business
MKTG212 Professional Selling BUS120 Strategic Selling
MKTG213 Advertising Foundations BUS122 Advertising
MKTG310 Consumer Behavior BUS123 Consumer Behavior
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - MARKETING*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
MKTG412 Marketing Research
MKTG421 International Marketing
MKTG430 New Product Development and Innovation
MKTG441 Strategic Marketing
Plus 3 (three) Marketing Electives or choose one of the following Specialty:
Advertising and Promotion Specialty
MKTG214 Public Relations Foundations
MKTG306 Creative Strategies
MKTG314 Media Planning
MKTG322 or MKTG490
Internet Marketing or Marketing Internship
Business-to-Business Specialty
MKTG305 Sales Management
MKTG311 Channel Strategies
MKTG322 or MKTG490
Internet Marketing or Marketing Internship
MKTG404 Business to Business Marketing
Sport Marketing Specialty
MGMT214 Sport Management Foundations
MKTG215 Sport Marketing
MGMT490S
Sport Management Internship
MKTG350 Sport Advertising and Promotion
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*Marketing - Advertising and Promotion SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia and DU Online.
*Marketing - Business-to-Business SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia and DU Online.
*Marketing - Sport Marketing SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga) and DU Online.
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In: Office Information Systemsor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective ENG106 Business English
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
BITS211 Microcomputer Applications: Spreadsheet CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BITS214 Microcomputer Applications: Word Processing OIS165 Microsoft Word for Windows
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207 Business Law
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
Major NONE
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - PARALEGAL STUDIES*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR
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The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business NONE
Major LEGL101 Introduction to Paralegal Studies
LEGL213 Torts
LEGL215 Litigation
LEGL216 Legal Research
LEGL218 Legal Writing
LEGL220 Computers for Paralegals
LEGL285 Community Based Legal Studies
LEGL301 Business Organizations
LEGL415 Advanced Litigation
LEGL490 Paralegal BS Internship
Choose 12 credits from the following: LEGL204 Family Law
LEGL211 Criminal Law
LEGL300 Evidence and Criminal Procedure
LEGL303 Bankruptcy Law
LEGL305 Real Estate Law
LEGL308 Estate Planning and Probate Law
LEGL384 Study Abroad: Legal Studies
LEGL385 Special Topics: Legal Studies
LEGL401 Employment and Labor Law
LEGL496 Paralegal Certificate Review
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga) and Lansing.
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In: Criminal Justiceor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective MATH101 Business Mathematics
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
POLS105 Survey of American Government
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
Foundations of Business BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - PUBLIC SAFETY & SECURITY MANAGEMENT*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations
Major BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
HRMG401 Human Resource Management for Public Entities
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
PSMG301 Public Safety Administration
PSMG315 Fiscal Management for Public Entities
PSMG402 Asset Protection and Management
PSMG441 Strategic Public Safety and Security Management
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Lansing, Livonia, Saginaw, Warren and DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In: Emergency Medical Technologyor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective MATH101 Business Mathematics
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
POLS105 Survey of American Government
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
Foundations of Business BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - PUBLIC SAFETY & SECURITY MANAGEMENT*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations
Major BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
HRMG401 Human Resource Management for Public Entities
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
PSMG301 Public Safety Administration
PSMG315 Fiscal Management for Public Entities
PSMG402 Asset Protection and Management
PSMG441 Strategic Public Safety and Security Management
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Lansing, Livonia, Saginaw, Warren and DU Online.
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
1
Associate's Degree In: Fire Technologyor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective MATH101 Business Mathematics
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
ENG100 Communication Skills
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
Foundations of Business BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - PUBLIC SAFETY & SECURITY MANAGEMENT*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations
Major BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
HRMG401 Human Resource Management for Public Entities
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
PSMG301 Public Safety Administration
PSMG315 Fiscal Management for Public Entities
PSMG402 Asset Protection and Management
PSMG441 Strategic Public Safety and Security Management
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Lansing, Livonia, Saginaw, Warren and DU Online.
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
1
Associate's Degree In: Homeland Securityor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective MATH101 Business Mathematics
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
POLS105 Survey of American Government
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
Foundations of Business BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major Specialty courses comprising the major area of the associate's degree
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - PUBLIC SAFETY & SECURITY MANAGEMENT*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II
BUSN210 Professional Ethics
FINC211 Corporate Finance
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations
Major BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
HRMG401 Human Resource Management for Public Entities
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
PSMG301 Public Safety Administration
PSMG315 Fiscal Management for Public Entities
PSMG402 Asset Protection and Management
PSMG441 Strategic Public Safety and Security Management
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Lansing, Livonia, Saginaw, Warren and DU Online.
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
1
Associate's Degree In: Marketing and Applied Managementor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective BUS215 Business on the Web
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202 Principles of Accounting 2
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207 Business Law 1
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major HRMG213 Human Resource Management BUS230 Human Resource Management
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - SPORT MANAGEMENT*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research
BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC223 or FINC235
Entrepreneurial Finance or Financial Analysis for Business Managers
LEGL334 Legal Aspects of Sports Management
MGMT214 Sport Management Foundations
MGMT223 Sports in Society
MGMT335 Global Sports Management
MGMT364 Sports Operations/Facilities Management
MGMT421 Sport Governance and Regulation
MGMT490S Sport Management Internship
MKTG215 Sport Marketing
MKTG350 Sport Advertising and Promotion
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In: Marketing and Applied Managementor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective BUS215 Business on the Web
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202 Principles of Accounting 2
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207 Business Law 1
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major BUSN225 International Business BUS240 International Business
HRMG213 Human Resource Management BUS230 Human Resource Management
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT*BBA/MBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR
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The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a DavenportUniversity Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN403 Business Research BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone
FINC223 or FINC235 or FINC320
Entrepreneurial Finance or Financial Analysis for Business Managers or International Finance
GPMT350 or HRMG431
Principles of Project Management or Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
MGMT321 Organizational Behavior
MGMT330 or MGMT357
International Management or Operations Management
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery MGMT399 Certified Manager Preparation MGMT440 Strategic Management
SABR381
Study Abroad
ACCT640 Managerial Accounting BUSN650 Business Analysis ECON625 Managerial Economics FINC620 Financial Management HRMG700 Managing Human Resources MGMT645 Organizational Development and Culture MGMT725 Effective Leadership MGMT735 Managing Projects MGMT745 Operations and Quality Management MGMT755 Strategic Planning/Management MGMT780 Global Business Strategies MKTG610 Marketing Strategies
Capstone
CAPS790 or CAPS799 or SABR781
Capstone Internship or Capstone Experience or Study Abroad Experience
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electivesmay be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Lansing, Livoniaand DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer: Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In: Marketing and Applied Managementor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ECON200 Microeconomics ECON202 Principles of Economics
ECON201 Macroeconomics ECON201 Principles of Economics
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
ENVS125 Environmental Studies or Science/Math Elective GE Science Course
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective BUS215 Business on the Web
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Science Elective PSYCH153 Human Relations
Foundations of Business ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202 Principles of Accounting 2
BITS211 Microcomputer Apps: Spreadsheets CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
BUSN120 Introduction to Business or Business Elective BUS101 Introduction to Business
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations BUS207 Business Law 1
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
Major BUSN225 International Business BUS240 International Business
HRMG213 Human Resource Management BUS230 Human Resource Management
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT*BBA/MBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Business FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BUSN488T BBA Major Field Test
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
HRMG313 Staffing Organizations
HRMG314 Managing Change in Organizations
HRMG350 Training for Organizations
HRMG431 Negotiation/Dispute Resolution
HRMG433 Compensation Administration
HRMG453 Strategic Human Resources
HRMG490 Human Resource Management Internship
HRMG499 Certified Professional HR Mgmt Preparation
LEGL401 Employment and Labor Law
MGMT321 Organizational Behavior
MGMT420 Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility
BUSN650 Business Analysis
ECON625 Managerial Economics
HRMG715 International Human Resources
HRMG720 Finance of Compensation and Benefits
HRMG730 Public Policy and Administrative Law
HRMG750 Organizational Training and Development
HRMG770 Advanced Problem Solving in HR Management
MGMT725 Effective Leadership
MGMT755 Strategic Planning and Management
Capstone
CAPS790 or CAPS799 or SABR781
Capstone Internship or Capstone Experience or Study Abroad Experience
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Lansing, Warren and DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In:
or Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective CGT109 Design Concepts and Technology
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
Foundations of Mathematics and Science MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
MATH135 College Algebra MATH128 Pre-Calculus w/o Trigonometry
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
ENVS125 or PHYS100 and PHYS100L
Environmental Studies or Applied Physics and Applied Physics Lab
PHYS123 Applied Physics
MATH140 Finite Mathematics MATH135 Finite Mathematics
MATH150 Pre-Calculus MATH129 Pre-Calculus w/ Trigonometry
ACCT200 or ACCT201
Accounting Basics for Managers or Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
CISP111 Systems Foundations CIS250 Systems Development and Design
CISP220 Web Applications CIS238 JavaScript
CISP231 or CISP233 or CISP237 or CISP241
Programming Language I: C++ Programming I or C Programming I or Java Programming I or Visual Basic Programming I
CIS211 or CIS290 or CIS175
Major BITS301 Image Editing Applications CGT125 Digital Imaging I - Photoshop
BITS302 Graphic Illustration Software CGT123 Illustration/Illustrator
CISP247 Database Design CIS225 Database Management Systems
CISP311 Database Systems CIS226 Advanced Database Using PL/SQL with Oracle
CISP312 Data Structures CIS281 Data Structures & Intro to Windows Programming
CISP316 Web Design CGT236 Web Design
CISP335 Game Development CGT141 Introduction to Interactive Media and Game Design
CISP370 3D Game Development CGT248 3D Animation-Model Building
NETW217 UNIX Operating Systems CIS260 Introduction to UNIX
Choose one of the following:
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Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
THIRD YEAR
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - MAJOR: COMPUTER GAMING & SIMULATION*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Introduction to C++ or Object-Oriented Programming with Java or Visual Basic
Computer Graphics Technology - Interactive Media and Game Design
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Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a DavenportUniversity Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing HUMN310-315 Global Cultures: Choice of country or culture
Foundations of Mathematics and Science NONE
NONE
CISP250 Discrete Structures GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Major BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database CISP244 Introduction to Game Theory CISP246 3D Modeling CISP280 Artificial Intelligence CISP448 Collaborative Game Development MATH205 Applied Linear Algebra
CISP231 and CISP232
C++ Programming I and C++ Programming II
CISP233 and CISP234
C Programming I and C Programming II
CISP237 and CISP239
Java Programming I and Java Programming II
CISP241 and CISP242
Visual Basic Programming I and Visual Basic Programming II
TECH497 School of Technology Capstone
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electivesmay be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga) and Livonia.
Number of credits accepted in transfer: Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
Programming Language II: Sequential to language chosen in Programming Language I
Choose one of the following sequenced programming languages not completed as part of the Foundations:
1
Associate's Degree In: Computer Information Systems - Programmingor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective CIS115 Introduction to Computer Based Systems
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
Foundations of Mathematics and Science MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
MATH135 College Algebra MATH128 Pre-Calculus w/o Trigonometry
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
ENVS125 or PHYS100 and PHYS100L
Environmental Studies or Applied Physics and Applied Physics Lab
PHYS123 Applied Physics
MATH140 Finite Mathematics MATH135 Finite Mathematics
MATH150 Pre-Calculus MATH129 Pre-Calculus w/ Trigonometry
ACCT200 or ACCT201
Accounting Basics for Managers or Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
CISP111 Systems Foundations CIS250 Systems Development and Design
CISP220 Web Applications CIS238 JavaScript
CISP231 or CISP233 or CISP237 or CISP241
Programming Language I: C++ Programming I or C Programming I or Java Programming I or Visual Basic Programming I
CIS211 Introduction to C++
CIS221 Advanced C++
Major BITS301 Image Editing Applications CGT125 Digital Imaging I - Photoshop
BITS302 Graphic Illustration Software CGT123 Illustration/Illustrator
CISP247 Database Design CIS225 Database Management Systems
CISP311 Database Systems CIS226 Advanced Database Using PL/SQL with Oracle
CISP312 Data Structures CIS281 Data Structures & Intro to Windows Programming
CISP316 Web Design CGT236 Web Design
CISP335 Game Development CGT141 Introduction to Interactive Media and Game Design
CISP370 3D Game Development CGT248 3D Animation-Model Building
NETW217 UNIX Operating Systems CIS260 Introduction to UNIX
CISP241 and CISP242
Visual Basic Programming I and Visual Basic Programming II CIS176
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - MAJOR: COMPUTER GAMING & SIMULATION*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
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Choose one of the following:
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Programming Language II: Sequential to language chosen in Programming Language I ………………………………………………………………………
Foundations of Business
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Foundations of Technology
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Choose one of the following sequenced programming languages not completed as part of the Foundations:
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a DavenportUniversity Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing HUMN310-315 Global Cultures: Choice of country or culture
Foundations of Mathematics and Science NONE
NONE
CISP250 Discrete Structures GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Major BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database CISP244 Introduction to Game Theory CISP246 3D Modeling CISP280 Artificial Intelligence CISP448 Collaborative Game Development MATH205 Applied Linear Algebra
CISP231 and CISP232
C++ Programming I and C++ Programming II
CISP233 and CISP234
C Programming I and C Programming II
CISP237 and CISP239
Java Programming I and Java Programming II
TECH497 School of Technology Capstone
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electivesmay be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
10836
*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga) and Livonia.
Number of credits accepted in transfer: Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
Choose one of the following sequenced programming languages not completed as part of the Foundations:
1
Associate's Degree In: Computer Information Systems - Programmingor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective CIS115 Introduction to Computer Based Systems
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
Foundations of Mathematics and Science MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
MATH135 College Algebra MATH128 Pre-Calculus w/o Trigonometry
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
ENVS125 or PHYS100 and PHYS100L
Environmental Studies or Applied Physics and Applied Physics Lab
PHYS123 Applied Physics
MATH140 Finite Mathematics MATH135 Finite Mathematics
MATH150 Pre-Calculus MATH129 Pre-Calculus w/ Trigonometry
ACCT200 or ACCT201
Accounting Basics for Managers or Accounting Foundations I
ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
CISP111 Systems Foundations CIS250 Systems Development and Design
CISP220 Web Applications CIS238 JavaScript
CISP231 or CISP233 or CISP237 or CISP241
Programming Language I: C++ Programming I or C Programming I or Java Programming I or Visual Basic Programming I
CIS211 Introduction to C++
CIS221 Advanced C++
Major CISP247 Database Design CIS225 Database Management Systems
CISP311 Database Systems CIS226 Advanced Database Using PL/SQL with Oracle
CISP312 Data Structures CIS281 Data Structures & Intro to Windows Programming
IAAS221 Security Foundations CIS125 Principles of Information Security
NETW101 PC Operating Systems CIS171 Introduction to Networking
NETW141 MS Client and Server OS CIS178 Technical Microsoft Windows
NETW217 UNIX Operating Systems CIS260 Introduction to UNIX
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Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - MAJOR: DATABASE MANAGEMENT*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
………………………………………………………………………
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Choose one of the following:
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Foundations of Technology
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Programming Language II: Sequential to language chosen in Programming Language I ………………………………………………………………………
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Foundations of Business
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a DavenportUniversity Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing HUMN310-315 Global Cultures: Choice of country or culture
Foundations of Mathematics and Science NONE
NONE
CISP250 Discrete Structures GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Major BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database CISP280 Artificial Intelligence CISP325 Data Mining CISP420 Distributed Architectures IAAS331 Databases and Distributed Systems NETW243 MS Administer SQL Server TECH 497 School of Technology Capstone
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electivesmay be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
9633
*CIS-Database ManagementThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, Saginaw and DU Online.
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
1
Associate's Degree In: Computer Information Systems - Programmingor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
CIS115 Introduction to Computer Based Systems
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
Foundations of Mathematics and Science MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
MATH135 College Algebra MATH128 Pre-Calculus w/o Trigonometry
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
ENVS125 or PHYS100 and PHYS100L
Environmental Studies or Applied Physics and Applied Physics Lab
PHYS123 Applied Physics
MATH140 Finite Mathematics MATH135 Finite Mathematics
MATH150 Pre-Calculus MATH129 Pre-Calculus w/ Trigonometry
ACCT200 or ACCT201
Accounting Basics for Managers or Accounting Foundations I
ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
CISP111 Systems Foundations CIS250 Systems Development and Design
CISP220 Web Applications CIS238 JavaScript
CISP231 or CISP233 or CISP237 or CISP241
Programming Language I: C++ Programming I or C Programming I or Java Programming I or Visual Basic Programming I
CIS211 Introduction to C++
CIS221 Advanced C++
Major
CISP237 and CISP239
Java Programming I and Java Programming II
CIS290 Object-Oriented Programming with Java
CISP241 and CISP242
Visual Basic Programming I and Visual Basic Programming II
CIS176 Visual Basic.Net
CISP238 Server Side Scripting I CIS233 Active Server Pages
CISP247 Database Design CIS225 Database Management Systems
CISP311 Database Systems CIS226 Advanced Database Using PL/SQL with Oracle
CISP312 Data Structures CIS281 Data Structures & Intro to Windows Programming
NETW101 PC Operating Systems CIS171 Introduction to Networking
NETW217 UNIX Operating Systems CIS260 Introduction to UNIX
………………………………………………………………………
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Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - MAJOR: PROGRAMMING*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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Choose two of the following sequenced programming languages not completed as part of the Foundations:
………………………………………………………………………Programming Language II: Sequential to language chosen in Programming Language I
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Choose one of the following:
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Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
………………………………………………………………………
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
HUMN310-315 Global Cultures: Choice of country or culture
Foundations of Mathematics and Science NONE
NONE
CISP250 Discrete Structures
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Major
CISP231 and CISP232
C++ Programming I and C++ Programming II
CISP233 and CISP234
C Programming I and C Programming II
BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database
CISP401 Systems Analysis and Design
CISP410 Systems Integration
CISP430 Operating Systems
TECH497 School of Technology Capstone
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
99
33
*CIS-ProgrammingThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia and Saginaw.
Choose two of the following sequenced programming languages not completed as part of the Foundations:
Foundations of Technology
Foundations of Business
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Computer Information Systems - Web Designor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
Social Science Elective
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
Foundations of Mathematics and Science MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
MATH135 College Algebra MATH128 Pre-Calculus w/o Trigonometry
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
ENVS125 or PHYS100 and PHYS100L
Environmental Studies or Applied Physics and Applied Physics Lab
PHYS123 Applied Physics
MATH140 Finite Mathematics MATH135 Finite Mathematics
MATH150 Pre-Calculus MATH129 Pre-Calculus w/ Trigonometry
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
CISP111 Systems Foundations CIS250 Systems Development and Design
CISP220 Web Applications CIS238 JavaScript
CISP231 or CISP233 or CISP237 or CISP241
Programming Language I: C++ Programming I or C Programming I or Java Programming I or Visual Basic Programming I
CIS211 Introduction to C++
CIS221 Advanced C++
Major BITS301 Image Editing Applications CGT125 Digital Imaging I - Photoshop
BITS302 Graphic Illustration Software CGT123 Illustration/Illustrator
BITS 303 Web Authoring CGT135 Web Graphics
CISP211 E-Business Foundations CIS123 Introduction to E-Commerce
CISP237 Java Programming I CIS290 Object-Oriented Programming with Java
CISP238 Server Side Scripting I CIS233 Active Server Pages
CISP247 Database Design CIS225 Database Management Systems
CISP311 Database Systems CIS226 Advanced Database Using PL/SQl with Oracle
CISP316 Web Design CGT236 Web Design
NETW217 UNIX Operating Systems CIS255 Introduction to Linux
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS - MAJOR: WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
Programming Language II: Sequential to language chosen in Programming Language I ………………………………………………………………………
Choose one of the following:
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Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
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2
The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
HUMN310-315 Global Cultures: Choice of country or culture
Foundations of Mathematics and Science NONE
ACCT200 or ACCT201
Accounting Basics for Managers or Accounting Foundations I
MGMT211 Management Foundations
CISP250 Discrete Structures
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Major BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database
CISP310 Server Side Scripting II
CISP405 B2B E-Commerce
TECH 497 School of Technology Capstone
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
98
31
*CIS-Web Design and DevelopmentThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia and Warren.
Foundations of Technology
Foundations of Business
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In:
or Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
FRSM100Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
Social Science Elective
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
Foundations of Mathematics and Science MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
MATH135 College Algebra MATH128 Pre-Calculus w/o Trigonometry
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
ENVS125 or PHYS100 and PHYS100L
Environmental Studies or Applied Physics and Applied Physics Lab
PHYS123 Applied Physics
MATH140 Finite Mathematics MATH135 Finite Mathematics
MATH150 Pre-Calculus MATH129 Pre-Calculus w/ Trigonometry
ACCT200 or ACCT201
Accounting Basics for Managers or Accounting Foundations I
ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
BITS211 Microcomputer Applications: Spreadsheet CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
CISP111 Systems Foundations CIS250 Systems Development and Design
Major IAAS224 Implementing Network Security CIS172 Network Security Fundamentals
NETW101 PC Operating Systems CIS171 Introduction to Networking
NETW111 Cisco Networking Fundamentals CIS265 Networking 1
NETW112 Cisco Networking Router IOS CIS273 TCP/IP and Network Architectures
NETW141 MS Client and Server OS CIS178 Technical Microsoft Windows
NETW201 PC Maintenance and Management CIS235 Managing & Troubleshooting PCs
NETW211 Cisco Networking LAN Design CIS271 Local Area Network
NETW217 UNIX Operating Systems CIS260 Introduction to UNIX
Choose one of the following:
The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
THIRD YEAR
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY - MAJOR: COMPUTER NETWORKING*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
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Computer Information Systems - Microcomputer Support Technician
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
HUMN310-315 Global Cultures: Choice of country or culture
Foundations of Mathematics and Science NONE
NONE
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Major IAAS325 Wireless Networking and Security NETW212 Cisco Networking WAN Design
NETW235 UNIX/Linux Server Administration
NETW241 MS Implement Network Infrastructure
NETW326 IP Telephony
NETW440 Network Design and Management TECH 497 School of Technology Capstone
Choose one of the following specialty areas:
NETW311 Cisco Networking Advanced Routing
NETW312 Cisco Networking Secure WANs
NETW411 Cisco Networking Advanced Switching
NETW412 Cisco Networking Optimize WANs
NETW243 MS Administrator SQL Server
NETW341 MS Plan and Implement Active Directory
NETW350 Configuring MS Exchange Server
NETW435 Virtualization
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*ACNSThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Midland and Warren.
*SADSThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Caro, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Kalamazoo, Lansing and Livonia.
Server Administration Specialty [SADS]
Advanced Cisco Networking Specialty [ACNS]
Foundations of Technology
Foundations of Business
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
1
Associate's Degree In:
or Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
Social Science Elective
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
Foundations of Mathematics and Science MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
MATH135 College Algebra MATH128 Pre-Calculus w/o Trigonometry
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
ENVS125 or PHYS100 and PHYS100L
Environmental Studies or Applied Physics and Applied Physics Lab
PHYS123 Applied Physics
MATH140 Finite Mathematics MATH135 Finite Mathematics
MATH150 Pre-Calculus MATH129 Pre-Calculus w/ Trigonometry
ACCT200 or ACCT201
Accounting Basics for Managers or Accounting Foundations I
ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
BITS211 Microcomputer Applications: Spreadsheet CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
CISP111 Systems Foundations CIS250 Systems Development and Design
Major IAAS224 Implementing Network Security CIS172 Network Security Fundamentals
NETW101 PC Operating Systems CIS171 Introduction to Networking
NETW111 Cisco Networking Fundamentals CIS265 Networking I
NETW112 Cisco Networking Router IOS CIS273 TCP/IP and Network Architectures
NETW141 MS Client and Server OS CIS178 Technical Microsoft Windows
NETW201 PC Maintenance and Management CIS235 Managing & Troubleshooting PC's
NETW211 Cisco Networking LAN Design CIS271 Local Area Network
NETW217 UNIX Operating Systems CIS255 Introduction to LINUX
The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY - MAJOR: NETWORK SECURITY*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
THIRD YEAR
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
Computer Information Systems - Microcomputer Support Technician
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Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology………………………………………………………………………
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
HUMN310-315 Global Cultures: Choice of country or culture
Foundations of Mathematics and Science NONE
NONE
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Major IAAS245 Disaster Recovery
IAAS321 Securing the Infrastructure
IAAS322 Network Defense / Countermeasure
IAAS325 Wireless Networking and Security
IAAS421 Computer Forensics
IAAS481 Information Security and Assurance
NETW212 Cisco Networking WAN Design
NETW235 UNIX/Linux Server Administration
NETW241 MS Implement Network Infrastructure
NETW326 IP Telephony
NETW341 MS Plan and Implement Active Directory
TECH497 School of Technology Capstone
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Caro, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Kalamazoo, Lansing, Livonia, Midland and Warren.
Foundations of Technology
Foundations of Business
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
1
Associate's Degree In: Computer Information Systems - Programmingor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1 ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective CIS115 Introduction to Computer Based Systems
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
Foundations of Mathematics and Science MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students MATH135 College Algebra MATH128 Pre-Calculus w/o Trigonometry STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
ENVS125 or PHYS100 and PHYS100L
Environmental Studies or Applied Physics and Applied Physics Lab
PHYS123 Applied Physics
MATH140 Finite Mathematics MATH135 Finite Mathematics MATH150 Pre-Calculus MATH129 Pre-Calculus w/ Trigonometry
ACCT200 or ACCT201
Accounting Basics for Managers or Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
CISP111 Systems Foundations CIS250 Systems Development and Design CISP247 Database Design CIS225 Database Management Systems IAAS221 Security Foundations CIS125 Principles of Information Security NETW217 Unix Operating Systems CIS255 Introduction to LINUX
Major CISP220 Web Page Applications CIS238 JavaScript CISP238 Server Side Scripting I CIS233 Active Server Pages CISP311 Database Systems CIS226 Advanced Database Using Pl/SQL with Oracle CISP312 Data Structures CIS281 Data Structures & Intro to Windows Programming
CISP231 and CISP232
C++ Programming I and C++ Programming II CIS211 and CIS221 Introduction to C++ and Advanced C++
NETW101 PC Operating Systems CIS171 Introduction to Networking
NETW111 or NETW220
Cisco Networking Fundamentals or Data Communications and Networks CIS265 Networking 1
The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - SECURITY AND INFORMATION ASSURANCE - MAJOR: INFORMATION AND COMPUTER SECURITY*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
THIRD YEAR
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a DavenportUniversity Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing HUMN310-315 Global Cultures: Choice of country or culture
Foundations of Mathematics and Science NONE
NONE
BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database CISP250 Discrete Structures GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Major
CISP233 and CISP234
C Programming I and C Programming II
CISP237 and CISP239
Java Programming I and Java Programming II
CISP241 and CISP242
Visual Basic Programming I and Visual Basic Programming II
IAAS245 Disaster Recovery IAAS325 Wireless Networking and Security IAAS331 Database and Distributed Systems IAAS332 Authentication and Audits
IAAS421 or CISP420
Computer Forensics or Distributed Architectures
IAAS481 Information Security and Assurance IAAS491 Cryptography
IAAS492 or NETW201
Legal / Ethical Issues Information / Assurance or PC Management and Maintenance
TECH497 School of Technology Capstone
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electivesmay be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga),Kalamazoo, Livonia, Saginaw and DU Online.
Number of credits to be completed after transfer: Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
Choose one of the following sequenced programming languages not completed as part of the Foundations:
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
1
Associate's Degree In: Computer Information Systemsor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition II
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
CIS115 Introduction to Computer Based Systems
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
Foundations of Mathematics and Science MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
MATH135 College Algebra MATH128 Pre-Calculus w/o Trigonometry
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
ENVS125 or PHYS100 and PHYS100L
Environmental Studies or Applied Physics and Applied Physics Lab
PHYS123 Applied Physics
MATH140 Finite Mathematics MATH135 Finite Mathematics
MATH150 Pre-Calculus MATH129 Pre-Calculus w/ Trigonometry
ACCT200 or ACCT201
Accounting Basics for Managers or Accounting Foundations I
ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS217 Business Management
CISP111 Systems Foundations CIS250 Systems Development and Design
CISP247 Database Design CIS225 Database Management Systems
IAAS221 Security Foundations CIS125 Principles of Information Security
NETW217 Unix Operating Systems CIS255 Introduction to LINUX
Major BIOL120 Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology BIOL105 Basic Human Anatomy and Physiology
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Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
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Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - SECURITY AND INFORMATION ASSURANCE - MAJOR: BIOMETRIC SECURITY*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
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FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
THIRD YEAR
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
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Choose one of the following:
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
HUMN310-315 Global Cultures: Choice of country or culture
Foundations of Mathematics and Science NONE
NONE
BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database
CISP250 Discrete Structures
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Major CISP233 C Programming I
CISP234 C Programming II
CISP280 Artificial Intelligence
CISP325 Data Mining
IAAS222 Biometric Fundamentals
IAAS223 Applicable Biometrics
IAAS326 Biometric Spoofing
IAAS332 Authentication and Audits
IAAS340 Biometric ID and Privacy Laws
IAAS350 Biometric Algorithms
IAAS380 Computer Vision
IAAS410 Pattern Recognition
IAAS425 Biometric Security Architectures
IAAS446 Advances in Biometric Technologies
MATH205 Applied Linear Algebra
TECH 497 School of Technology Capstone
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga) and DU Online.
Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
1
Associate's Degree In: Business Information Technologyor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition 2
FRSM100 Career & Education Seminar or (if exempt) Open Elective
BUS101 Introduction to Business
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
Foundations of Mathematics and Science MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
MATH135 College Algebra MATH128 Pre-Calculus w/o Trigonometry
STAT220 Introduction to Statistics MATH122 Elementary Statistics
ENVS125 or PHYS100 and PHYS100L
Environmental Studies or Applied Physics and Applied Physics Lab
PHYS123 Applied Physics
MATH140 Finite Mathematics MATH135 Finite Mathematics
MATH150 Pre-Calculus MATH129 Pre-Calculus w/ Trigonometry
ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
BUSN210 Professional Ethics BUS202 Business Ethics
MGMT211 Management Foundations BUS226 Principles of Marketing
BITS211 Microcomputer Applications: Spreadsheet CIS180 Spreadsheet Applications
CISP111 Systems Foundations CIS250 Systems Development and Design
IAAS221 Security Foundations CIS125 Principles of Information Security
Major ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202 Principles of Accounting 2
ACCT213 Cost Accounting ACCT226 Cost Accounting
Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT - MAJOR: GLOBAL IT PROJECT MANAGEMENT*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
Choose one of the following:
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
HUMN310-315 Global Cultures: Choice of country or culture
Foundations of Mathematics and Science NONE
NONE
CISP313 Computer Selection and Training
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
Major FINC211 Corporate Finance
GPMT385 Special Topics: Global Project Management
GPMT400 Resource Management of Projects
GPMT410 Global Sourcing for Projects
GPMT445 Simulation/Case Study in Project Management
GPMT490 Project Management Internship
TECH 497 School of Technology Capstone
ACCT314 Cost Management
GPMT499 Certified Project Management Professional
MGMT321 Organizational Behavior
MGMT357 Operations Management
MGMT412 Quality Management
CISP231 and CISP232
C++ Programming I and C++ Programming II
CISP233 and CISP234
C Programming I and C Programming II
CISP237 and CISP239
Java Programming I and Java Programming II
CISP241 and CISP242
Visual Basic Programming I and Visual Basic Programming II
BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database
CISP211 E-Business Foundations
CISP247 Database Design
CISP250 Discrete Structures
CISP312 Data Structures
CISP420 Distributed Architectures
BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database
CISP247 Database Design
IAAS222 Biometric Foundations
IAAS245 Disaster Recovery
IAAS331 Database and Distributed Systems
IAAS332 Authentication and Audits
NETW101 PC Operating Systems
IAAS325 Wireless Networking and Security
NETW101 PC Operating Systems
NETW220
Data Communications and Networks
NETW141 MS Client and Server OS
NETW217 UNIX Operating Systems
NETW112 or NETW235 or NETW241
Cisco Networking Router IOS or UNIX/Linux Server Administration or MS Implement Network Infrastructure
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*Technology Management - Computer Information Systems SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Lansing, Livonia, Saginaw and DU Online.
*Technology Management - Information Security SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Kalamazoo, Livonia, Saginaw and DU Online.
*Technology Management - Networking SpecialtyThis program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids - Main Campus (Lettinga), Kalamazoo, Lansing and Livonia.
Networking Specialty [NTS]
Information Security Specialty [ISS]
Choose one or more of the following specialty areas or apply 18 credits (6 courses) from the major area of a completed approved articulated associate's degree:
Computer Information Systems Specialty [CISS]Choose one of the following sequenced programming languages:
Choose two of the following courses:
Foundations of Business
Foundations of Technology
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Health Information Technologyor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence BIOL120 Essentials of Anatomy/Physiology SUB - BIOL 236 - Human Anatomy and Physiology
BIOL131 Introduction to Human Disease HIT 113 Human Diseases
COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA 103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG 101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG 102 English Composition 2
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH 113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
PSYC101 Introductory Psychology SUB - PSYCH 153 - Human Relations
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC 210 Cultural Diversity
STAT219 Introduction to Biostatistics HIT 210 Healthcare Statistics for Health Information Management
HUMN or SOSC Humanities Elective or Social Sciences Elective Humanities Elective or Social Sciences Elective
Foundations of Health Professions CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS 120 Software Applications
HLTH101 Introduction to Health Careers
HLTH110 Medical Terminology HIT 104 Medical Terminology
Major HINT110 Health Record Content
HINT201 Health Information Technology
HINT203 Health Care Delivery Systems
HINT209 Quality Assurance Health Care
HINT211 Health Care Management Foundations
HINT221 ICD-9-CM Coding
HINT222 Procedural CPT/HCPCS Coding
HINT223 Advanced Coding
HINT250 Introduction to Reimbursement Systems
HINT294 Medical Coding Practicum
HINT294C Health Information Technology Practicum
HINT297 Clinical Information Systems HINT297C Current Topics/Health Information Mgmt
HLTH220 Pharmacology HIT 114 Pharmacology for Health Professionals
HLTH230 Health Care Law and Ethics HIT 116 Legal Aspects of Health Information
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
Transfer students will need to take HLTH101S - Introduction to Health Careers Seminar
Credit for these courses is earned by the successful completion of the accredited Health InformationTechnology Associate Degree - Program Code AAS.00153 at Schoolcraft College
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SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Health Professions ACCT200 Accounting Basics for Managers
Major BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database
FINC403 Health Care Finance
HINT350 Clinical Information Systems
HINT385 Current Topics/Health Information Management
HINT400 Management of Information Systems
HINT496 Health Information Management
HLTH401 Health Care Research
HRMG213 Human Resource Management
MGMT312 or MGMT321 or MGMT375
Creativity and Innovation or Organizational Behavior or Leadership Theory and Discovery
Choose 6 credits from the following: GPMT350 Principles of Project Management
GPMT385 Special Topics: Global Project Management
HINT490 Health Information Management Internship
HRMG314 Managing Change in Organizations
HSAD302 Regulations in Health Care
HSAD402 Health Care Risk Management
SABR381 Study Abroad Experience
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, Saginaw and DU Online.
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Office Information Systemsor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence BIOL120 Essentials of Anatomy/Physiology BIOL105 Basic Human Anatomy and Physiology I
BIOL131 Introduction to Human Disease HIT113 Human Disease
BIOL310 Nutrition BIOL115 Nutrition
COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102 English Composition 2
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
PSYC101 Introductory Psychology PSYCH201 General Psychology
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC210 Cultural Diversity
STAT219 Introduction to Biostatistics HIT210 Healthcare Statistics for Health Information Management
SOSC Social Sciences Elective PSYCh153 Human Relations
Foundations of Health Professions CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS120 Software Applications
HINT211 Health Care Management Foundations HIT219 Organization and Management
HLTH110 Medical Terminology HIT104 Medical Terminology
HLTH220 Pharmacology HIT114 Pharmacology for Health Professionals
Major NONE
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - MEDICAL CASE MANAGEMENT*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
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Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a DavenportUniversity Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing HUMN Humanities Elective
Foundations of Health Professions HLTH101 Introduction to Health Careers HLTH230 Health Care Law and Ethics
Major HLTH320 Public Health Perspectives HLTH401 Health Care Research HSAD403 Health Care Economics MCMG300 Case Management Fundamentals MCMG310 Community Service MCMG311 Psychological Adjustment Disability MCMG312 Case Mgmt Insurance Utilization Review MCMG401 Case Work Reporting Techniques MCMG402 Disability Case Management MCMG403 Case Management Special Populations MCMG495 Case Management Practicum
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electivesmay be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, Warren and DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer: Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
1
Associate's Degree In: Health Information Technologyor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence BIOL120 Essentials of Anatomy/Physiology SUB - BIOL 236 - Human Anatomy and Physiology
BIOL131 Introduction to Human Disease HIT 113 Human Diseases
BIOL310 Nutrition BIOL115 Nutrition
COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA 103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG 101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG 102 English Composition 2
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH 113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
PSYC101 Introductory Psychology SUB - PSYCH 153 - Human Relations
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC 210 Cultural Diversity
STAT219 Introduction to Biostatistics HIT 210 Healthcare Statistics for Health Information Management
HUMN Humanities Elective Humanities Elective
SOSC Social Sciences Elective Social Sciences Elective
Foundations of Health Professions CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS 120 Software Applications
HLTH101 Introduction to Health Careers
HLTH110 Medical Terminology HIT 104 Medical Terminology
HLTH220 Pharmacology HIT 114 Pharmacology for Health Professionals
HLTH230 Health Care Law and Ethics HIT 116 Legal Aspects of Health Information
Major NONE
Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - MEDICAL CASE MANAGEMENT*BS Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.
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Transfer students will need to take HLTH101S - Introduction to Health Careers Seminar
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Health Professions HINT211 Health Care Management Foundations
Major HLTH320 Public Health Perspectives
HLTH401 Health Care Research
HSAD403 Health Care Economics
MCMG300 Case Management Fundamentals
MCMG310 Community Service
MCMG311 Psychological Adjustment Disability
MCMG312 Case Mgmt Insurance Utilization Review
MCMG401 Case Work Reporting Techniques
MCMG402 Disability Case Management
MCMG403 Case Management Special Populations
MCMG495 Case Management Practicum
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Livonia, Warren and DU Online.
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Health Information Technologyor
Other AA degree
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of Excellence COMM120 Presentation Techniques COMA 103 Fundamentals of Speech
ENGL109 Composition ENG 101 English Composition 1
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG 102 English Composition 2
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH 113 Intermediate Algebra for College Students
STAT219 Introduction to Biostatistics HIT 210 Healthcare Statistics for Health Information Management
PSYC101 Introductory Psychology SUB - PSYCH 153 - Human Relations
SOSC201 Diversity in Society SOC 210 Cultural Diversity
Natural Science Elective
Natural Science Elective
Foundations of Health Professions ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I ACCT201 Principles of Accounting 1
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II ACCT202 Principles of Accounting 2
CISP112 Applied Information Technology CIS 120 Software Applications
HINT203 Health Care Delivery Systems
HINT211 or MGMT211
Health Care Management Foundations or Management Foundations
HINT250 Introduction to Reimbursement Systems
HLTH101 Introduction to Health Careers
HLTH230 Health Care Law & Ethics HIT 116 Legal Aspects of Health Information
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations
Major HRMG213 Human Resource Management
HLTH320 Public Health Perspectives
HRMG313 Staffing Organizations
HRMG314 Managing Change in Organizations
HRMG350 Training for Organizations
HSAD301 Cultural Issues in Health Care
HSAD405 Health Care Human Resources
MGMT312 Creativity and Innovation
MGMT375 Leadership Theory and Discovery
Transfer students will need to take HLTH101S - Introduction to Health Careers Seminar
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
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SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION*BBA Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a Davenport
University Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence ENGL311 Professional Writing
Foundations of Health Professions FINC211 Corporate Finance
Major BITS212 Microcomputer Applications: Database
FINC403 Health Care Finance
HINT209 Quality Assurance Health Care
HINT350 Clinical Information Systems
HLTH401 Health Care Research
HSAD302 Regulations in Health Care
HSAD320 OSHA for Health Care
HSAD402 Health Care Risk Management
HSAD403 Health Care Economics
HSAD495 Health Services Administration Practicum
MGMT321 Organizational Behavior
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electives
may be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in
this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Alma, Battle Creek, Flint, Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Lansing, Livonia,Saginaw, Warren and DU Online.
Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
Number of credits accepted in transfer:
1
Associate's Degree In: Nursing
Davenport Competency Requirement Schoolcraft College Equivalent
Foundations of ExcellenceAdvanced Standing credit for RN License:
All required Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Microbiology lecture and lab courses (BIOL299)
ENGL109 Composition ENG101
ENGL110 Advanced Composition ENG102
MATH125 Intermediate Algebra MATH113
Foundations of Health ProfessionsAdvanced Standing credit for RN support courses:
Other courses which might include Psychology, Medical Terminology, Speech and other general education or health related course work (HLTH299)
HLTH100 CPR/First Aid
HLTH101S Introduction to Health Careers Seminar (No Credit )
MajorAdvanced Standing credit for RN License:All 100 and 200 level NURS courses completed (NURS299 )
Choose 10 credit hours from the following electives or choose the Case Management Specialty (13 credits): NONE
Case Management Specialty (13 credits): NONE
SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR: COMPLETION OF ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE AT SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE
Students should consult with a Schoolcraft College advisor to determine requirements and required courses for Associate's Degree.
Please Note: Students may dual enroll at both Schoolcraft College and Davenport University to complete 3rd year courses.Please see a Schoolcraft College advisor or Davenport University admissions representative for details.
THIRD YEAR The following courses are required to be taken if not previously completed in the Associate Degree.
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DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY - BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING*BSN Degree Completion Transfer Guide
120 Semester Credit HoursEffective Fall 2010 - Summer 2011
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
English Composition 1English Composition 2
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The following courses must be taken at Davenport University to meet residency and program specific major requirements. Please contact a DavenportUniversity Admissions Representative with any questions.
Foundations of Excellence BIOL312 Pathophysiology ENGL311 Professional Writing STAT219 Introduction to Biostatistics
Foundations of Health Professions HLTH401 Health Care Research NURS220 Lifespan: Growth and Development NURS318 Bioethics
Major NURS313 Professional Nursing Concepts NURS315 Health Promotion and Education NURS415 Evidence Based Nursing Practice
NURS420 and NURS420C
Community Health Nursing and Community Health Nursing Clinical
NURS421 and NURS421C
Nurse Manager & Leader and Nurse Manager & Leader Clinical
NURS496 Senior Nursing Seminar COMM315 Intercultural Communications
HINT211 Health Care Management Foundations
HLTH202 Death and Dying HLTH270 Dimensions of Aging HLTH320 Public Health Perspectives HSAD301 Cultural Issues in Health Care HSAD402 Health Care Risk Management MCMG300 Case Management Fundamentals NURS302L ACLS Exam Preparation Lab SOSC201 Diversity in Society
Choose 10 credit hours from the following electives or choose the Medical Case Management Specialty (13 credits): MCMG300 Case Management Fundamentals MCMG312 Case Management Insurance Utilization Review MCMG401 Case Work Reporting Techniques MCMG403 Case Management Special Populations
Open Electives* The state of Michigan requires a minimum of 120 credit hours for Bachelor's Degree completion. To meet this minimum, Open Electivesmay be required. Non-developmental level courses taken at your community college and not applied directly toward third year requirements will be applied in this area. An official evaluation of transfer credit will determine the need for electives.
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*This program can be completed at the following Davenport University Locations: Grand Rapids-Main Campus (Lettinga), Midland, Warren and DU Online.
Number of credits accepted in transfer: Number of credits to be completed after transfer:
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY
FOURTH YEAR: Bachelor Degree Completion*
