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The first step in the application process involves obtaining approval from the college where the baccalaureate degree program will be offered. The college administration, faculty, and governance groups including the academic senate and curriculum committee typically review and assess the proposed program and its viability. This evaluation ensures that the program aligns with the college's mission, resources, and strategic goals. This process shall be defined by the collegeprocess of defining the baccalaureate degree program shall be determined by the college. Several factors should be considered, including program viability, program review, program discontinuance, program funding, and institutional capacity. Additionally, local approval from various college entities is required, including the Academic Senate, President's Cabinet, College Councils, and Curriculum Committee. Timelines for each stage of the process should also be established. Additionally, local approval is an essential step in the process, involving consultation with various college bodies. The Academic Senate, President's Cabinet, College Councils, and Curriculum Committee should be considered in the review and approval process. Finally, the college should establishing clear timelines for each stage of the process.

By considering these factors, obtaining local approval, and adhering to established timelines, the college can effectively define and implement the baccalaureate degree program, ensuring its viability, resource availability, and alignment with the college's strategic goals.

•  Proposal is vetted through a defined

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The college needs to define this process. Consider:

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