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EducationWednesday, November 4

Mineral Area College students will be able to live on SEMO's campus under a new partnership

The Daily Cape Girardeau teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you're eyeing a bachelor's degree, there's a new route. Southeast Missouri State University () and Mineral Area College () announced a partnership on Friday, Oct. 30, and students who start at MAC will take MAC-coordinated classes on SEMO's campus while they finish an associate degree.

Students start at MAC and can finish a bachelor's at SEMO

StepWhat happens
StartMAC classes on SEMO's campus
FinishAssociate degree and SEMO's academic requirements
TransferSEMO with junior standing, for a bachelor's
  • Housing: eligible for SEMO residence halls
  • Guarantee: Associate of Arts transfer, under a formal articulation agreement
  • Support: expected for students who need academic help

SEMO President Brad Hodson said the partnership gives MAC students a chance to connect with the university early. MAC President Joe Gilgour said it builds on the schools' existing relationship, and KRCU reports the two presidents signed the agreement early Friday afternoon.

“We're honored to welcome MAC students to SEMO and provide an opportunity for them to make campus their home from the beginning of their college journey.”

Brad Hodson, SEMO president

Junior standingwhat MAC graduates can have when they transfer to SEMO

Students who finish a associate degree and meet 's academic requirements can transfer with junior standing.

Sources: Park Hills Daily Journal, seMissourian, KRCU Public Radio

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