Secondary Articulation Credit

Secondary articulation provides high school students with an opportunity to earn college credit for work completed in their high school or career and technical education programs. The articulation agreement outlines specific guidelines for a seamless transfer from one institution to the other. Students use articulation agreements to ensure that the courses they complete in high school will not have to be repeated at Ferris State University.

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Statewide Articulation Agreements

Statewide articulation agreements are formal contracts between the Michigan Department of Education, the Michigan Office of Career and Technical Education and Ferris State University. These agreements were developed based on the secondary state-approved programs curriculum that meet all of the required technical skills and standards.  Ferris faculty determine the criteria a student must meet to be granted articulated credit.

Benefits
Ferris State is able to strengthen its collaboration with career technical education centers and high schools through statewide articulation agreements.  Agreements also assist in maintaining consistency when awarding articulated credit.

Partners
Ferris State is proud to partner with the Michigan Department of Education, Michigan Office of Career and Technical Education, Michigan High Schools, and Michigan Career and Technical Education Centers.

Secondary Statewide Articulation Agreements

Agreements are currently being updated and will be posted here when complete.