When a transfer course equivalent cannot be determined, a more general interpretation may be awarded. The Transfer Credit Key lists the definitions of these interpretations.
|
Code |
Explanation |
| BUS 1 | Can be used as a business elective at the 100-level. |
| BUS 2 | Can be used as a business elective at the 200-level. |
| FS | Can be applied to Liberal Studies Division V – Formal Communications Studies. |
| GEN | Can be applied to general electives. Northern Michigan University does not have an equivalent course. |
| HUM | Can be applied to Liberal Studies Division II – Humanities. |
| NS | Can be applied to Liberal Studies Division III – Science/Mathematics. |
| NS/Lab | Can be applied to Liberal Studies Division III – Science/Mathematics. Meets the laboratory science requirement. |
| SS | Can be applied to Liberal Studies Division IV – Social Sciences. |
| TEC | May be used as a technical or general elective. |
| VPA | Can be applied to Liberal Studies Division VI – Visual and Performing Arts. |
| WC | Can be applied to world cultures requirement. |
| (Other Codes) | A department prefix (HS for example) can be applied to history major or minor electives or can be used to complete a general elective. A department prefix (HS for example) can be applied to history major or minor electives or can be used to complete a general elective. It would appear as “HUM/HS” in this example. |