Why do institutions no longer have to include means for funding in their plans for improvement?
Each institution’s plan for improvement must be adopted formally by the institution’s final authority in such matters to ensure that the plans carry the commitment and support of the entire institution. It is the committee’s expectation that all plans for improvement will be funded and the committee believes that formal approval demonstrates the institution’s commitment to fund the plan.
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