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Substantive Change Proposal Approval of CompetencyBased Education Associate of Science in Management ProgramSubmitted to: Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges Western Association

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How to fill out substantive change inquiry form

1. Visit the website of the organization or agency that requires the substantive change inquiry form.
2. Locate the page or section related to substantive change.
3. Download the substantive change inquiry form from the website.
4. Open the downloaded form using a PDF reader or editing software.
5. Read the instructions and guidelines provided with the form to understand the requirements and process.
6. Begin filling out the form by entering your personal information in the designated fields such as name, contact information, and organization details.
7. Follow the instructions to provide the necessary information about the substantive change, including the nature of the change, its impact, and the proposed timeline.
8. Attach any supporting documents or evidence required to substantiate the change being requested.
9. Review the completed form to ensure all the necessary information is provided and there are no errors or omissions.
10. Save a copy of the filled-out form for your records.
11. Submit the form as instructed, either through email, online submission, or physical mail.
12. Await confirmation or further communication from the organization regarding the status of your substantive change inquiry.

Who needs substantive change inquiry form?

1. Anyone who is required to initiate or request a substantive change in a particular organization or agency needs to fill out the substantive change inquiry form.

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What is substantive change inquiry form?

The substantive change inquiry form is a document used by institutions to report changes that may significantly impact their educational offerings or operations, ensuring that they comply with accreditation standards.

Who is required to file substantive change inquiry form?

Institutions that are accredited and wish to implement significant changes, such as new programs, campuses, or changes in governance, are required to file the substantive change inquiry form.

How to fill out substantive change inquiry form?

To fill out the substantive change inquiry form, institutions must provide detailed information about the proposed changes, including their rationale, impact on students, and plans for implementation. Referencing specific guidelines from the accrediting body is essential.

What is the purpose of substantive change inquiry form?

The purpose of the substantive change inquiry form is to ensure that accrediting agencies are informed of significant institutional changes so they can assess the impact on educational quality and compliance with accreditation standards.

What information must be reported on substantive change inquiry form?

Information that must be reported includes details about the nature of the change, rationale, target population, resources available, and how the change aligns with the institution's mission and goals.