The institution ensures that faculty, students, and staff acquire, discover, and apply knowledge responsibly.
4.A.1 The institution maintains a practice of regular program reviews.
4.A.2 The institution evaluates all the credit that it transcripts, including what it accepts in transfer or awards for other forms of prior learning.
4A. 3 The institution has policies that assure the quality of the credit it accepts in transfer.
4.A.4 The institution maintains and exercises authority over prerequisites for courses, rigor of courses, expectations for student learning, access to learning resources, and faculty qualifications for all its programs, including dual credit programs. It assures that its dual credit courses or programs for high school students are equivalent in learning outcomes and levels of achievement to its higher education curriculum.
4.A.5 The institution maintains specialized accreditation as appropriate to its educational purposes.
4A.6 The institution evaluates the success of its graduates. The institution assures that those degree or certificate programs it represents as preparation for advanced study or employment accomplish these purposes. For all programs, the institution looks to indicators it deems appropriate to its mission, such as employment rates, admission rates to advanced degree programs, and participation rates in fellowships, internships and special programs (e.g., Peace Corps and AmeriCorps)
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