Articulation Agreement: National American University

National American University Articulation Agreement

National American University (NAU) partners with Midwestern Career College to provide MCC graduates with defined articulation pathways into select bachelor’s degree programs. Eligible MCC diploma and associate degree graduates may transfer credits toward NAU programs in Management, Healthcare Management, and Information Technology.

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Available Articulation Pathways

MCC graduates may transfer eligible credits into the following National American University bachelor’s degree programs:

BS in Healthcare Management
BS in Management
BS in Information Technology – Focused

Credit Transfer Overview

Program Paths into BS in Healthcare Management

MCC Program	Credits Transferred	Credits Remaining at NAU
AAS Diagnostic Medical Imaging Radiography	78.5	101.5
AAS Diagnostic Medical Sonography	78.5	101.5
AAS Magnetic Resonance Imaging	78.5	101.5
AAS Non-Invasive Cardiovascular Sonography	78.5	101.5
AAS Surgical Technology	81.5	98.5
Clinical Medical Assisting	51.5	128.5

Program Paths into BS in Management

MCC Program	Credits Transferred	Credits Remaining at NAU
AAS Diagnostic Medical Imaging Radiography	94.5	85.5
AAS Diagnostic Medical Sonography	94.5	85.5
AAS Magnetic Resonance Imaging	94.5	85.5
AAS Non-Invasive Cardiovascular Sonography	94.5	85.5
AAS Surgical Technology	93	87
Clinical Medical Assisting	63	117

Program Paths into BS in Information Technology – Focused

Note: NAU’s BS in Information Technology – Focused is a reduced-credit bachelor’s degree requiring 135 total credit hours.

MCC Program	Credits Transferred	Credits Remaining at NAU
AAS Information Technology	70.5	64.5

Partnership Highlights and Accreditation

National American University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
NAU business programs are accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE).
NAU operates on a quarter credit hour system; most courses carry 4.5 credits.
Most bachelor’s degree programs require 180 total credits, except the reduced-credit BS in Information Technology – Focused.