The quality of the programs at the main campus, the Barnesville and Columbus distance learning sites, and the Athens satellite campus are monitored as specified in the plan for evaluation of program effectiveness. The same curriculum is taught on all four campuses. The policies for admission, progression, and graduation are the same on all campuses. The School of Nursing admits students to upper division courses. The criteria for admission is stated in the University catalog and on the website.
Information includes technical standards as well as academic standards for transfer students.
The general admission policies for the admission to the university establish a baseline for the admitting student. The size of the undergraduate program is responsive to demand for the discipline, the facilities available, and outcome measures such as admission policies, and student satisfaction. For the admitting class of Fall 2000 there will be a decrease in the number of generic baccalaureate students to be admitted to the main campus and an increase in the number admitted to the Athens campus, to continue to total 150 admissions. This change in admission numbers is a direct result of the evaluation of admission policies. Review of student records housed at the School of Nursing indicates compliance with stated admission and progression policies.