The Bloch School helps many students transfer into our programs every semester. Coming to UMKC is a painless process if you plan ahead--and this page can help you do just that.

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Three easy steps:

1. Print out an advising sheet.

• Business-all emphases (BBA)
• Accounting (BSA)

2. Get a list of course equivalencies.

Below is a table of course equivalencies from Kansas City area community colleges. If you've received college credit from an institution other than those listed, that credit will need to be evaluated by a Bloch academic advisor.

3. Fill in the blanks.

Working with your college transcripts, a blank evaluation, and a course equivalency list, you should be able to get a good idea of the courses you've taken that are the equivalent of UMKC courses counting toward either our BBA or BSA degree programs.  

If you have questions, contact one of our academic advisors, either via email, or stopping by our office during walk-in advising hours. For directions to campus and a downloadable map, click here.

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Course equivalency--Kansas City community colleges

The table below contains course equivalencies for the following Kansas City community colleges: the Metropolitan Community Colleges (including Blue River, Longview, Maple Woods, and Penn Valley) (MCC); Johnson County Community College (JCCC); Kansas City, Kansas Community College (KCKCC); and Donnelly Community College.

The courses below cover approximately 60 hours out of a 123-credit hour BBA or BSA program. This information uses the new Bloch School course designators, effective Summer 2007. Click here for a guide to new/old courses.

UMKC Course	MCC Equivalent	JCCC Equivalent	KCKCC Equivalent	Donnelly Equivalent
ENGL 110	ENGL 101	ENG 121	EN 101	EN 111
ENGL 225	ENGL 102	ENG 122	EN 102	EN 112
COMS 110	SPDR 100	SPD 121	SP 151	EN 140
PHIL 210 or foreign language	PHIL 100 or foreign language	PHIL 121 or PHIL 210 or foreign language	PH 103 or foreign language	PH 110
ECON 201	ECON 210	ECON 230	ECON 201	EC 201
ECON 202	ECON 211	ECON 231	ECON 202	EC 202
MATH 110	MATH 120	MATH 171	MA 105	MT 130
MATH 206	MATH 175 or MATH 180	MATH 231	MA 120	MT 228
STAT 235	MATH 115	MATH 181	MA 115	no equiv.
ACTG 210	BSAD 101 and   BSAD 102	ACCT 121 and  ACCT 122	BU 101 and BU 102	BS 121 and BS 122
ACTG 211	BSAD 154 or BSAD 201	ACCT 222	BU 203	no equiv.
MIS 202#	CSIS 215	CPCA 110, CPCA 111 and   CPCA 114    OR CPCA 128/CIS 124, CPCA 111 and   CPCA 114	CIST 166 and CIST 236	CT 119 and CT 124
Fine arts req.	Most ART & MUSI, select SPDR	ART, THEA, or MUS	FA or MU	EN 146, FA 110, FA 105
MGT 306*	BSAD 270	BUS 261 and  BUS 263*	no equiv.	no equiv.
MGT 320*	no equiv.	BUS 263*	no equiv.	no equiv.

* BBA students coming from JCCC must take both BUS 261 and BUS 263 to satisfy the MGT 306 requirement. (MGT 320 is not required for the BBA degree).

BSA students coming from JCCC may take BUS 261 to satisfy the MGT 306 requirement, and BUS 263 to satisfy the MGT 320 requirement.

Additional requirements: 

Natural Science (8 hrs): Any eight credit hours from biology, chemistry, physics, environmental science, astronomy, select geology, physical science, etc. Courses must include at least one laboratory component.

Social Science (6 hrs): Any three hours from psychology, sociology, administration of justice, or political science, and three hours which cover the U.S. and Missouri constitutions (American History I or II, or Political Science: American Government).

Non-business electives (4-7 hours): Excludes developmental, practical arts, vocational, or military science courses, and no more than 2 credit hours may be physical education courses.

# Microsoft Specialist Certification is no longer required before being admitted to Bloch School programs. Students can earn a waiver of MIS 202 by completing Microsoft Office Certification in Excel and Access. Certification in 2003 or 2007 applications is accepted. We will also accept successor certifications when released.

For an Adobe version of the table above, click here.    

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  If your college/course is not listed...

...in the table on this page, you'll need to do the following:

• Get an unofficial transcript(s) showing all credit you'd like evaluated for transfer.
• Collect course descriptions for all courses. This should include the full title and catalog description of the course.
• Bring this information to the Bloch Student Services Office during our walk-in advising hours. For directions to campus and a downloadable map, click here.
• You can send your information (fax, email, or bring it in person) prior to your arrival in our office.  

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  Note:

• For ease of transfer to UMKC, students at community colleges should follow an Associate of Arts curriculum and take only the specific business courses recommended by UMKC. If you have questions about whether a course will transfer, contact the Bloch Student Services office before enrolling in the course(s).  
• Please note that graduate credit must always be evaluated by an academic advisor, and is generally done after a student is admitted to a graduate program.  
• The information presented above explains how courses from other institutions have typically been accepted and applied to degree programs at UMKC. It does not represent a contractual agreement between UMKC and any other college or university, nor does it imply a contract between UMKC and any student.