Port Huron

Below is information about this local delivery site for Ferris State University programs. This information includes the actual location of the classes, the contact numbers for this site, the name of the people you can talk to, and the list of programs available. If you have any other questions do not hesitate to give us a call or drop us an email. We are eager to help you.

In addition to the programs at this location, be sure to check out our online programs as well. The list includes the MBA, MSN, and a BS in HVACR.

Class Location:
St. Clair County Community College (SC4)
323 Erie Street, PO Box 5015 - Port Huron, Michigan 48061

Student Service Office:
1401 E. Court Street, MMB Rm. 1008, Flint, MI 48503.2089
Phone: 810.762.0461 or toll-free 866.387.9430 / Fax: 810.232.8430
FerrisSE@ferris.edu · directions

Aleane Taylor	Part-time Clerical	810.762.0461
Debby Butterfield	Secretary	810.762.0461
Lorie Callcut	Director	810.762.0463
Deb Thalner	Executive Director of the Southeast Region	810.232.8219

Programs Available:

Business Administration - Professional Track Hospitality BS
College: Business
Locations: Port Huron (next start August 2008)
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Developed specifically for the partnership with Lambton College and SC4, this degree builds on the specialty course work from the Lambton and SC4 programs and rounds out your education with a strong core of business courses, plus four advanced business courses. Once you complete your degree, you will have combined your occupational specialty knowledge with your business knowledge and be ready to serve in management and administrative positions in the hospitality and tourism industry.

Criminal Justice BS
College: Education and Human Services, School of Criminal Justices
Locations: Clinton Township · Flint · Garden City · Lansing · Midland/University Center · Port Huron (next start August 2008)
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Criminal Justice Generalist Track- This program gives you a general education in criminal justice, but also lets you choose to focus on specific technical skills by enrolling in clusters of courses in the areas of forensic science, communications, accounting, computer information systems, human resource management, Spanish or social sciences. Coursework is designed to provide an understanding of criminal justice, while allowing you to obtain special work-related skills that will open opportunities in a variety of criminal justice agencies, or pursue the Bachelor of Science degree with the intent of pursuing further graduate or professional studies. Basic Admission Requirements To be admitted to this program you must have an associate's degree (or be working toward one) and have completed 56 credit hours from an accredited college or university. An overall 2.0 cumulative grade point average is required, and you'll need to submit official transcripts from all accredited colleges/universities with your application.