Ferris Course | Ferris Course Title | Ferris Credit Hours | Transfer Course |
---|---|---|---|
COMM 121 | Fundamentals of Public Speaking | 3 | SPCH 1060 |
ENGL 150 | English 1 | 3 | ENGL 1180 or ENGL 1210 |
ENGL 250 | English 2 | 3 | ENGL 1190 or ENGL 1220 |
ENGL 311 | Advanced Technical Writing | 3 | No Equivalent |
Degree Type: Bachelor of Science
Ferris College: College of Engineering Technology
Transfer School: Macomb Community College
Consortium Eligible: Yes
Articulation Agreement: Yes
Total Credits Required: 120-121
Catalog Year: 2022-2023
General Education Requirements
39-40 Credits Required
Students are encouraged to work with an advisor to select appropriate general education courses. Diversity Competency - 2 Courses Required. If not met by courses taken for Culture, Self and Society, or MTA, a student must meet the following: 1 course with the Global Diversity attribute and 1 course with the U.S. Diversity attribute. Ferris State University General Education www.ferris.edu/gened.
- Communication Competency
- Quantitative Literacy
Ferris Course Ferris Course Title Ferris Credit Hours Transfer Course MATH 115 or
MATH 117Intermediate Algebra or Contemporary Mathematics 3 or 4 MATH 1000 or
MATH 1100 - Natural Sciences Competency
Two courses are required with a minimum of 6 credits: must have at least one lab course.
Ferris Course Ferris Course Title Ferris Credit Hours Transfer Course PHYS 211 (sub for PHYS 130) Concepts in Physics 4 *PHYS 1180 Varies Natural Science Electives 3 or 4 Varies - Cultural Competency
Three courses are required with a minimum of 9 credits: must be from two different disciplines and have at least one at FSU 200 level or higher course.
Ferris Course Ferris Course Title Ferris Credit Hours Transfer Course Varies Cultural Electives 9 Varies - Self and Society Competency
Three courses are required with a minimum of 9 credits: must be from two different disciplines and have at least one at FSU 200 level or higher course, and at least one Self and Society Foundation course.
Ferris Course Ferris Course Title Ferris Credit Hours Transfer Course Varies Self and Society Elective 9 Varies
College Requirements
81 Credits Required
- Major Courses
38 Credits Required.
Ferris Course Ferris Course Title Ferris Credit Hours Transfer Course AMGT 300 Automotive Foundations 4 No Equivalent AMGT 301 Automotive Marketing and Distribution 1 4 No Equivalent AMGT 302 Automotive Marketing and Distribution 2 4 No Equivalent AMGT 303 Automotive Accounting 4 No Equivalent AMGT 360 Automotive Culture 3 No Equivalent AMGT 401 Management of Fixed Operations 4 No Equivalent AMGT 402 Management of Variable Operations 4 No Equivalent AMGT 404 Warranty and Customer Relations 3 No Equivalent AMGT 460 Internet and Social Media Marketing 3 No Equivalent AMGT 493 Automotive Management Internship 4 No Equivalent AMGT 499 Automotive Management Capstone 1 No Equivalent - Technical Related Courses
3 Credits Required.
Ferris Course Ferris Course Title Ferris Credit Hours Transfer Course BLAW 301 Legal Environment of Business 3 BLAW 1080 - Additional Requirements
40 Credits Required. Students must have 40 credits in Auto Body (ABOD), Automotive (AUTO), or Heavy Equipment (HEQT) courses from their associate degree.
Ferris Course Ferris Course Title Ferris Credit Hours Transfer Course Varies ABOD, AUTO, or HEQT Associate Degree Credits (Advisor Approval) 40 Varies
Program Contact Information
College of Engineering Technology
Automotive Management Program
(231) 591-2810
[email protected]
Ferris Statewide - Macomb Community College
(586) 445-7150
[email protected]
Admission Requirements
New Student Admission Requirements
- The Automotive Management (2+2) degree is only open to students who meet the Transfer Student Admission Requirements below.
- High school students interested in this program apply to the Automotive Management (0 to 4) program.
Transfer Student Admission Requirements
- Combined college or university GPA of 2.30 (on a 4.00 scale) from all institutions attended.
- Students must have previously earned an associate degree in automotive, auto body, heavy equipment, or related field.
- Graduates of manufacturer or dealership co-op programs also quality for admission into this program.
- Placement into MATH 115 or higher
- Placement into ENGL 150 or higher
More Information
Select courses may be delivered online and/or in a mixed delivery format (i.e. a mix of online and face-to-face instruction at the Ferris Main Campus or at a statewide location).
To fulfill the residency requirement for a bachelor’s degree a student must earn a minimum of 30 credits from Ferris State University.
Steps to Apply
- Complete your https://ferris.my.site.com/apply/TX_CommunitiesSelfReg_blankfree application.
- Submit official transcripts
- Submit official transcripts from every school attended to [email protected]
- Or mail to:
Ferris State University Admissions Office
1201 S. State St., CSS 201
Big Rapids, MI 49307
- Submit test scores (if required)
- ACT Scores; go to the https://www.act.org_blankACT website - Ferris State University School Code: 1994
- SAT, CLEP and AP Sores; go to the https://www.collegeboard.org_blankCollege Board website - Ferris State University School Code: 1222
Advising Notes
It is recommended that potential applicants meet with an advisor to review the degree, course schedule, transfer policies and have any questions answered prior to completing an application. Ferris accepts transfer courses in which the student earned a letter grade of "C" or better. Additional policies such as the Ferris Sunset and Residency Requirement should be discussed with a Ferris advisor. Students who are completing the MTA may have different general education course requirements for the particular degree selected.
Meeting with a Ferris advisor prior to the selection of general education or elective coursework may reduce the chance of completing a course that will not apply toward the selected degree. Students must work with their Ferris advisor to declare a Minor or Concentration and for the selection of Directed Electives.
Once admitted, students are required to complete an orientation and should continue to meet with an advisor as they work toward graduation.
To schedule an appointment or for additional transfer resources and policies see our Transfer Resource page.
*Indicates an approved Ferris course substitution
Reverse Transfer Agreement
Ferris has reverse transfer agreements with several Michigan Community Colleges. Under such agreement, Ferris will provide your official University transcript to a partner school you have attended, so that they may grant you an associate or bachelor's degree upon completion of sufficient and appropriate credit hours from both institutions. In turn, the degree-granting institution will provide Ferris with an updated transcript reflecting the newly earned credential.
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA)
Ferris participates in the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). This agreement will facilitate the transfer of general education requirements from one Michigan institution to another. Students may complete the MTA as part of a degree program or as a stand-alone package. The MTA consists of a minimum of 30 general education credit hours as identified by the college or university.
Students transferring to Ferris with the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) and entering a degree program will have met a 30-hour block of lower-level general education courses. However, this does not exempt students from completing program-specific prerequisites or higher-level general education course requirements. Students should contact their advisor regarding classes that meet the MTA.
Disclaimer
Transfer guides are not intended to be a contract with Ferris. The information in
this guide is subject to change and is aligned with the catalog year listed above.
Students should contact their community college and/or Ferris to keep informed of
changes. Students' final responsibility for verifying all transfer information lies
with the student. Please refer to the Ferris catalog for the most current curriculum.
Partners may contact the Office of Transfer and Secondary School Partnerships with
questions or updates at [email protected].