{"id":6415,"date":"2022-12-14T15:22:49","date_gmt":"2022-12-14T19:22:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/yemeniamerican.com\/en\/?p=6415"},"modified":"2022-12-14T15:41:49","modified_gmt":"2022-12-14T19:41:49","slug":"henry-ford-college-and-wayne-state-university-announce-new-partnership","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/yemeniamerican.com\/en\/henry-ford-college-and-wayne-state-university-announce-new-partnership\/","title":{"rendered":"Henry Ford College and Wayne State University Announce New Partnership"},"content":{"rendered":"

By: The Yemeni American News<\/strong><\/p>\n

If you are currently a Henry Ford Community College student and were looing to transfer over to a university but had a hard time deciding which school to transfer over to, well we have some good news for you.
\nHenry Ford College and Wayne State University are partnering together for a program that would guarantee admission to their school with all of your earned associate degree credit hours transferring over as well.<\/p>\n

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This new program was officially launched on Monday, December 12th.
\nThe full statement that was sent to The Yemeni American News is here:
\nHenry Ford College and Wayne State University are announcing a guaranteed-transfer partnership that expands access to college degrees and charts a path for meaningful careers and economic prosperity.
\nTitled Henry Ford College Learn4ward and Wayne State Transfer Pathways, the program allows qualified students to earn two college degrees and maximize credits they earn while completing an associate degree. The program also supports the state\u2019s 60×30 goal of increasing the number of state residents with a college degree or professional credential to 60% by the year 2030. An educated workforce will build and sustain our state\u2019s prosperity and competitiveness and will help retain talent in Michigan.
\nThe new program will officially launch at a public event on Monday, December 12, at 12:00 p.m. at Wayne State\u2019s Tierney Alumni House, 5510 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Wayne State University President M. Roy Wilson and HFC President Russell Kavalhuna will officially sign the agreement and speak about the impact of this agreement on the lives of students and the region\u2019s economic growth. Dignitaries including Detroit Chamber of Commerce CEO Sandy Baruah; State Senator Sylvia Santana; State Representatives Tyrone Carter, Alabas Farhat, and Erin Byrnes; and several others are expected to join the event to show their support for the value of this partnership.<\/p>\n

The new agreement allows students to begin their academic and career pathways at HFC and seamlessly transfer to Wayne State University with guaranteed admission. Students who complete the program will earn both an associate and bachelor\u2019s degree.
\n\u201cWSU has had a longstanding partnership with Henry Ford College and this new agreement, which enhances the collaboration between our two institutions, will benefit our students and contribute to the State\u2019s competitiveness,\u201d said Wayne State University President M. Roy Wilson. \u201cWe are offering students, including non-traditional and adult learners, high quality education and seamless pathways to earn two degrees, which will set them on a trajectory of economic advancement and social mobility. At the same time, we are preparing a pool of graduates that will support the talent needs of local employers, city and state agencies, be it in areas such as electrical technology, computer science, public health, or urban planning.\u201d
\nOne innovative feature of this program is a web-based tool that will give students easy-to-navigate, interconnected course sequences for both institutions that will provide an uninterrupted path from their first class at HFC through their last class at WSU. This seamless experience will give students only one enrollment interface to navigate.
\nThe Wayne State Transfer Pathway provides HFC students an optimal transfer roadmap to satisfy both degree requirements within four years with a customized plan that eliminates or minimizes loss of credit.
\nStudents will enroll at HFC and receive guaranteed, automatic admission to Wayne State University with junior status if they earn a minimum of 60 credit hours with a 2.5 or higher GPA, and earn their HFC associate degree. Students who graduate from any HFC associate degree program will be eligible.<\/p>\n

Some of the program benefits to students include:<\/strong>
\n-Transfer of all earned associate degree credit hours, saving students time and money
\n-Specialized advising and support tailored to each student\u2019s academic and career goals at both institutions and virtually
\n-A 3-year tuition freeze at HFC
\n-Coordinated and collaborative efforts to provide a connected student experience between HFC and WSU
\n-WSU scholarship opportunities for qualifying HFC students
\n-Free career services, including access to exciting internships, co-ops, co-curricular experiences and employment opportunities
\n-Free access to many recreational facilities, athletic events and cultural events at both institutions
\n\u201cThis collaboration is the future of higher education serving students and communities,\u201d said HFC President Russ Kavalhuna. \u201cWe are particularly excited to partner with Wayne State because they have become Michigan\u2019s leader in social mobility, which perfectly aligns with our goal of helping students build better lives. We at HFC are proud to have the most Detroit Promise students and the most high school students earning college credit of any college in Michigan. With this agreement, students in these groups can see themselves on a path to a life-changing Wayne State degree. And, with each student\u2019s success on this path, we build sustainable communities and enhance the region\u2019s economy and standard of living. This is a Win, Win, Win for students, communities, and the economy.\u201d<\/p>\n

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