Based on current guidance from the Department of Education regarding authorization to offer remote instruction, an institution may deliver instruction remotely in fall 2022 without notifying WSCUC. However, if institutions want to add programs permanently to be delivered through the distance education modality to their established offerings, they must do so through the Substantive Change process.
The WSCUC Annual Report is open from May 1 through May 31 and can be accessed in the Accreditation Management Portal (AMP). All eligible, candidate, and accredited institutions are required to submit reports by May 31. The short video below...Read More
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Using a simple attestation process, WSCUC institutions may seek initial or continued authorization for their programs currently approved only for on-site instruction to be delivered by remote delivery due to disruptions from Covid-19, for spring and summer terms beginning between...Read More
Read MorePolicy Changes Sharing Information with Other Agencies and Regard for their Decisions Policy Following circulation to the membership for comment, this policy was approved by the Commission during its June 2021 meeting and is posted on the WSCUC website. This...Read More
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