The MACRAO Agreement
(Michigan Association of Collegiate Registrars
and Admissions Officers)
refers to an agreement among two- and four-year Michigan colleges to ensure that a student who completes basic general education requirements at Jackson Community College, will have satisfied the same basic general education requirements at other participating Michigan schools. After you complete the coursework for MACRAO, and when you request your official transcript be sent to a college or university, also ask that your transcript be stamped: "MACRAO AGREEMENT SATISFIED." We do not automatically check all transcripts to see if the student met The MACRAO Agreement. You do not need to earn a degree to satisfy The MACRAO Agreement. Click here for the JCC courses in The MACRAO Agreement (goes to a print-friendly page).
Colleges and Universities who
accept The MACRAO Agreement
most with provisos* or additional requirements.
|
Adrian College |
Central Michigan U |
Hope College |
Northern Michigan U |
|
Albion College |
Cleary College |
Kettering (GMI) |
Oakland University |
|
Alma College |
Davenport College |
Lake Superior State U |
Olivet College |
|
Andrews College |
Eastern Michigan U |
Lawrence Technological |
Saginaw Valley State U |
|
Aquinas College |
Ferris State University |
Madonna College |
Spring Arbor University |
|
Baker College |
Grand Valley State U |
Marygrove College |
Western Michigan U |
Michigan State
University, Siena Heights University, University
of Michigan
and Wayne State University do NOT participate
in MACRAO.
Click here for recommended courses - Michigan State University (goes
to a print-friendly page).
Click here for recommended courses - Siena Heights University (goes
to a print-friendly page).
Many colleges and universities require that you demonstrate proficiency or show competency in certain areas. The most common competency areas are mathematics (MTH), oral communication (SPH), and computer literacy (ITE). Click here for competency requirements of the colleges and universities JCC students are most likely to transfer to (goes to a print-friendly page).
