Transfer Students
Many CEHHS students begin their academic careers in community colleges or at other four-year institutions and then transfer to ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn to complete their preparation
The following resources provide information about the process of transferring to ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn and the College of Education, Health, and Human Services for those students who want to complete their preparation in areas such as elementary or secondary education, children and families, or health and human services fields.
Prospective ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn CEHHS students may contact the CEHHS Office of Student Success for Academic Advising.
The College of Education, Health, and Human Services (CEHHS) will accept specific Associate of Applied Sciences (AAS) degrees from accredited community colleges to be applied towards specified degree programs here within CEHHS. Please see the memorandums below for the details on the different 2+2 degree completion options we currently have available.
Instructional Technology Bachelors of Science
The undergraduate major in Instructional Design and Learning Technologies prepares students to develop the knowledge and skills to improve learning by using technology across a broad spectrum of employment settings.
Learn more about how your in instructional technology or a technology related field can be applied towards this degree.
Health and Human Services Bachelors Degrees
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is uniquely positioned to admit and enroll students who have earned specific Associate of Applied Sciences (AAS) degrees from accredited community colleges. Students with AAS degrees in health or human services related fields have the opportunity to apply their degrees to any and all bachelor’s degrees offered by the HHS department.
Learn more about how your can be applied to one of our HHS undergraduate degrees.
Children and Families Bachelor of Arts
The undergraduate major in Children and Families offers students the opportunity to select between a Child Studies and Agency Focused concentration. Child Studies prepares students to provide care and teach in early childhood settings, but does not lead to MI teacher certification. The Agency Focused concentration prepares students to provide support children and families in community settings.
Learn more about how your Associate of Applied Sciences degree can be .
University of Michigan-Dearborn will apply a total of 62 credit hours from the community college to apply to a degree at ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn (different institution types vary in maximum applicable credits, see table below). Once admitted only transferrable courses graded C or better can be used toward program requirements.
| Type of Institution | Maximum # of Credits Applied at ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn |
|---|---|
| Two-year / Community College | 62 |
| Four-year | 75 |
| University of Michigan Campus | 90 |
Transfer Night offers transfer students a convenient time to:
- Meet one-on-one with an admissions counselor in a 30 minute appointment
- Review your application and transcripts
- Receive an on-site admissions decision
- Learn about academic majors and programs
- Ask about our Community College Transfer Scholarship
Learn more about planning a visit.
Transfer guides provide a guide as to which courses to take to best apply to CEHHS programs.
Find out what courses should take at THE TRANSFER HUB.
Transfer Student Admission Information
Find out everything you need to know about admission to ÂÜÀòÉç-Dearborn.
Transferring Credits
We recommend utilizing our Course Transfer System to review many courses that have already been evaluated for transferability (for course applicability consult with an Academic Advisor in your desired program of study).
Transfer HUB
Find specific information about transferring from several local community colleges.
Schedule a Transfer Visit
Schedule a campus visit, or find information about open houses and other transfer-specific information sessions.
