Michigan urges public higher education institutions to create a consistent policy for awarding credit for International Baccalaureate coursework.
The resolution urges Michigan's public institutions of higher education to establish a consistent policy for awarding postsecondary-level academic credit for International Baccalaureate coursework. This policy aims to attract and retain highly prepared IB students, enhancing the academic profile of Michigan's public universities. The resolution suggests institutions may refer to the American Council on Education for guidance, recommending credit for scores of four or higher on IB exams.
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