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New Degree Programs

Approval Procedures by Program

  • Bachelor's Program
  • Master's Program
  • Doctoral Program
  • Dual Degree Program
  • Joint Degree Program

Policies and Procedures for Educational Programs Approval

  • Degree Requirements
  • Approved Degrees
  • New Degree Programs
  • New Certificate Programs
  • Online Programs
  • New Non-Degree Programs
  • Evaluation and Changes to Existing Programs

FORMS:

  • New Program Proposal Application for APAS
  • New Dual Degree Proposal Application for APAS
  • New Program Proposal Pre-APAS Worksheet
  • Substantive Change to a Registered Program
  • Addition of Online Format to a Registered Program
  • Senate 5th Year Review Questionnaire

 

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