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COMAR Title 13B.02.03 - Maryland Higher Education Commission

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(3) The adherence of a proposed program to commonly accepted standards of<br />

academic practice as found in Regulation .06 of this chapter;<br />

B. Access and choice for <strong>Maryland</strong> citizens to higher education shall focus on the<br />

needs of citizens for higher education programs, services, and research, including:<br />

(1) Financial assistance;<br />

(2) Transferability of credit;<br />

(3) Economic development;<br />

(4) Equal opportunity concerns; and<br />

(5) Expansion of educational opportunities and choices for minority and<br />

educationally disadvantaged students at institutions of higher education;<br />

C. Accountability shall focus on whether there is a comprehensive set of reliable<br />

and valid indicators, appropriate to the mission of the institution, which can assess an<br />

institution's effectiveness in delivering the proposed program; and<br />

D. HBI enhancement shall focus on whether the proposed program advances the<br />

expansion of mission, program uniqueness, or institutional identity at HBIs.<br />

<strong>13B.02.03</strong>.06<br />

.06 Criteria for Program Review.<br />

A program proposal shall address the following areas:<br />

A. Centrality to mission and planning priorities, relationship to the program emphasis<br />

as outlined in the mission statements, and an institutional priority for program<br />

development;<br />

B. Critical and compelling regional or Statewide need as identified in the State Plan;<br />

C. Quantifiable and reliable evidence and documentation of market supply and<br />

demand in the region and service area;<br />

D. Reasonableness of program duplication, if any;<br />

E. Relevance to the implementation or maintenance of high-demand programs at<br />

HBIs;<br />

F. Relevance to the support of the uniqueness and institutional identities and missions<br />

of HBIs;<br />

G. Adequacy of curriculum design and delivery to related learning outcomes consistent<br />

with Regulation .10 of this chapter;<br />

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