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Search Terms: Personal Curriculum

The Personal Curriculum Credit (PCC) tool lists seven areas where the student meets the Michigan Merit Curriculum (MMC) with individualized instruction. For more information, see the Michigan Department of Education website.

Screenshot of the Personal Curriculum tool. Personal Curriculum Credit

Tool Rights

Full rights to the Personal Curriculum Credit tool require RWA rights to the Student Information > State Programs > Personal Curriculum Credit

Read rights allow the user to view the Personal Curriculum tool.
Write rights allow the user to modify existing Personal Curriculum records.
Add rights allow the user to add new Personal Curriculum records.

Users also need at least R rights to Student Information and Modify Rights for the selected calendar.

Screenshot highlighting the tool rights for this tool in the classic view of Campus.

Classic Navigation Tool Rights for Personal Curriculum Credit

Screenshot highlighting the tool rights for this tool in the new view of Campus.

New Navigation Tool Rights for Personal Curriculum Credit

Add a Personal Curriculum Record

For each area, select the appropriate reason for the personal curriculum.
Click Save when finished.

Each area of study allows the selection of the following options:

Code	Name	Description
1	IEP	The student has an IEP showing a documented need to make modifications because: The student’s disability affects access to and/or demonstration of proficiency in the curriculum and/or The student demonstrates a lack of progress on the MMC despite documented interventions, supports and accommodations.
2	Transfer	The student transfers from out of state or from a nonpublic school after successful completion of the equivalent of two years of high school credit.
3	General Enhanced	The student has demonstrated the ability or desire to access advanced or specialized content that cannot be met through electives and/or the ability to succeed in accelerated or advanced math, science, English language arts or world languages.
4	General Modified	The student has demonstrated the academic need to reduce the Algebra II credit requirement from 1.0 credit to 0.5 credit.