To transfer your credits and complete your business degree at Walsh College, you must have completed 60 credit hours of 100-level (or higher) coursework with a “C” (2.000 GPA) or higher. These credits must include:
- A minimum of 30 credit hours of liberal arts coursework (which may include: communication, economics, art, anthropology, astronomy, English, foreign languages, geography, history, humanities, introduction to business, mathematics, career assessment, philosophy, physical education, physiology, sciences, religion, sociology, speech, or statistics).
- At least one English composition or written communication course.
- At least one course in intermediate algebra or a higher math course (or equivalent placement test result).
Sometimes more than one course is required to fulfill an equivalency or you could choose between courses. Contact your transfer advisor or a Walsh College Admissions and Academic Advisor to have your credits evaluated. Make an appointment, attend a transfer day at your community college or an admissions event to plan your next steps.
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
Walsh College participates in the MTA which allows you to satisfy the minimum 30 semester credit hour liberal arts requirement at a Michigan community college. As an MTA student, you must complete intermediate algebra (or a higher level mathematics course) to qualify for admission to Walsh College. If you’re a student from a participating Michigan public community college, you must present a transcript bearing the “MTA Satisfied” designation.
To fulfill the Michigan Transfer Agreement, you must successfully complete at least 30 credits with a “C” (2.000 GPA) in each course in the following categories;
- One course in English Composition and a second course in English Composition or Communications.
- One course in Mathematics—we recommend intermediate algebra or a higher level mathematics course/placement or a statistics course equivalent to QM 202.
- Two courses in Social Sciences from two disciplines—we recommend an economics course equivalent to ECN 201 or ECN 202.
- Two courses in Humanities and Fine Arts from two disciplines excluding studio and performance classes.
- Two courses in Natural Sciences including one with laboratory experience from two disciplines.