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Xxxx Community College Course Title / Course Title. Comments Credit Hours NMU Equivalent NMU Degree Requirements When selecting courses, students should refer to their community college’s Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). Students pursuing the MTA must successfully complete at least 30 credit hours and earn a minimum grade of “C” in each course. The list of courses following this section will fulfill major, minor, and/or other degree requirements. If any of these courses are taken to fulfill the MTA, students will take advantage of “double counting” (fulfilling more than one requirement with one course). 30 General Education Degree Students will fulfill NMU’s world cultures requirement by completing one of the following courses: ANTH 211, ART 116, GEOG 142, HIST 265, HIST 266, MUS 183, or PHIL 251 3-4 World Cultures Requirement Xxxx XX does not offer an equivalent course. 4 BC 165 MPNT Major MAET Radio & Television News Production 4 BC 265 and EN 217 MPNT Major Xxxx XX does not offer an equivalent course. 4 BC 271 MPNT Major MAET 100, Introduction to Media Production 4 BC 272 MPNT Major Xxxx XX does not offer an equivalent course. 4 BC 470 MPNT Major Xxxx XX does not offer an equivalent course. Select one course: BC 473A, BC 473F, or BC 473W 4 MPNT Major Xxxx XX does not offer an equivalent course. 4 BC 420 or BC 471 MPNT Major Xxxx XX does not offer an equivalent course. Select Broadcasting courses not previously selected (300-level or above). 4 MPNT Major Xxxx XX does not offer an equivalent course. Select Broadcasting courses not previously selected (300-level or above). 4 MPNT Major MAET 190, Media Production Internship I 1 BC 491 MPNT Major MAET 290, Media Production Internship II 1 BC 491 MPNT Major Xxxx XX does not offer an equivalent course. 4 SP 110 MPNT Major Select courses with assistance from your advisor or an NMU transfer admissions counselor. Select any minor except Electronic Journalism. Note: At least 4 credits of your minor must be completed at NMU. 20 Minor Select courses with assistance from your advisor or an NMU transfer admissions counselor. 20 General Electives Total credit hours required for this degree: Note: A maximum of 64 semester credits and an additional 4 semester credits in physical education activity courses may transfer from a two-year community or junior college. Not including courses you may complete towards your minor and general electives, there are 43-44 semester credits of specific courses included in the transfer guide for this college. 124 Note: The transfer credi...
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