If you have any questions about SOC codes, or need help in determining the most appropriate SOC codes for the proposed program, please contact the Office of Institutional Research at x2223 or . SOC codes by category/number: SOC codes by alpha: SOC Codes for proposed program: 1) 2) 3) Describe the nature and level of involvement of any external entities (corporations, chambers of commerce, government departments) with which you have collaborated to determine the occupational need for the proposed certificate. This information is required by the U.S. Department of Education for all new certificate program requests. Solicit from SLU’s Office of Institutional Research a formal SLU market analysis and attach a copy of the report to this proposal. Inform them of any pre-established corporate or other populations for which the program is designed. Please allow the OIR office at least three weeks to conduct analysis and prepare their report. Note: Typically, this report will detail available student demand/interest data; national and target-market specific employment data for graduates (based on SOC codes provided above); similar programs offered by University-wide and program-specific benchmark institutions; comparative benchmark enrollment data; and an enrollment outlook summary informed by the market analysis and input from the Office of Admission. Address all potential points of curricular overlap/duplication/competition that adoption of this proposal might produce here at SLU, and explain why such overlap/duplication/competition should not preclude proposal approval. Solicit and attach statements (of either support or concern) from all department chairs and/or deans of programs potentially impacted. Detail how this program impacts and meets the needs of Madrid Campus students, including those who complete their degree requirements in Madrid and those who complete their requirements in St. Louis. Address course sequencing, course articulation with Madrid campus curricula, etc. Detail how this program intentionally facilitates study abroad in Madrid and at other SLU-approved locations for students otherwise enrolled at the St. Louis campus.
If you have any questions about SOC codes, or need help in determining the most appropriate SOC codes for the proposed program, please contact the Office of Institutional Research at x2223 or . SOC codes by category/number: SOC codes by alpha: SOC Codes for proposed program: 1) 2) 3) Describe the nature and level of involvement of any external entities (corporations, chambers of commerce, government departments) with which you have collaborated to determine the occupational need for the proposed certificate. This information is required by the U.S. Department of Education for all new certificate program requests. Solicit from SLU’s Office of Institutional Research a formal SLU market analysis and attach a copy of the report to this proposal. Inform them of any pre-established corporate or other populations for which the program is designed. Please allow the OIR office at least three weeks to conduct analysis and prepare their report. Note: Typically, this report will detail available student demand/interest data; national and target-market specific employment data for graduates (based on SOC codes provided above); similar programs offered by University-wide and program-specific benchmark institutions; comparative benchmark enrollment data; and an enrollment outlook summary informed by the market analysis and input from the Office of Admission. Address all potential points of curricular overlap/duplication/competition that adoption of this proposal might produce here at SLU, and explain why such overlap/duplication/competition should not preclude proposal approval. Solicit and attach statements (of either support or concern) from all department chairs and/or deans of programs potentially impacted. Detail how this program impacts and meets the needs of Madrid Campus students, including those who complete their degree requirements in Madrid and those who complete their requirements in St. Louis. Address course sequencing, course articulation with Madrid campus curricula, etc. Detail how this program intentionally facilitates study abroad in Madrid and at other SLU-approved locations for students otherwise enrolled at the St. Louis campus.
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