AFI 36-2301 - Air Force E-Publishing
AFI 36-2301 - Air Force E-Publishing
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<strong>AFI</strong><strong>36</strong>-<strong>2301</strong> 16 JULY 2010 71<br />
Attachment 7<br />
DE EQUIVALENCY FOR NON-AF PME SCHOOLS<br />
DE Equivalency for international Service schools. DE equivalency for international Service<br />
schools is granted by AF/A1DL upon formal AU/CF recommendation based upon a full review<br />
of the program (Attachments 9).<br />
A program is considered equivalent to an AF PME program when its curriculum, in terms of<br />
educational level, content, and academic rigor, is the same as or very similar to the PME<br />
program to which it is being compared. For example, comparing respective sister Service<br />
schools.<br />
Another military school program may be considered comparable, but not equivalent, if the<br />
curriculum meets the educational level, academic rigor, and most major content areas, but not all<br />
the key content of the AF PME program. For example, a program comparable to AWC may be<br />
similar in most areas, but lacking in one or more of the major subject areas.<br />
The term ―academic rigor‖ in the above paragraphs relates to a variety of curriculum and<br />
instructional issues. To ensure a relatively consistent application of standards of academic rigor<br />
in equivalency/comparability evaluations, AU focuses on several categories, such as the<br />
instructional program, faculty, students, and curriculum content. Attachment 8 provides a set of<br />
categories used by AU for equivalency/comparability evaluations.