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Draft policy on low-completion programs can be tool for campuses to evaluate programming
['Otto Is The University Of North Dakota Reporter For The Grand Forks Herald.']
InForum | The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead
GRAND FORKS — A draft policy is in the works to explore North Dakota postsecondary academic programs with low completion rates.
Low-completion academic programs, referred to simply as "low-producing" in some areas, are a conversation topic across several other states, Johnson said.
Johnson said an important question — specifically “why are we doing this” — has been asked frequently about low-completion programs.
Just starting the conversation about low-completion programs has sparked about 50 programs to come to the board for closure and termination.
ADVERTISEMENTMongeon-Stewart said the policy for low-completion programs will streamline processes like UND's and make it uniform for the entire university system.