California Postsecondary Education Commission -- Program Review, Programs Requiring Review

Program Review

Community Colleges:

The program is the first of its type to be offered by a community college.
The program involves intersystem collaboration.
The program requires new facilities, major renovation to existing facilities, or an expenditure of more than $1.0 million in state funds for equipment.
The program requires joint-use facilities.
The program involves more than one district, or is likely to impact enrollment levels of neighboring districts.

California State University and University of California:

Undergraduate programs for the 4-year institutions are not required to undergo review unless the campus is seeking funding for the program that is higher than the regular marginal cost funding levels.
Master's programs in the following disciplines are subject to review: Agriculture, Architecture, Biological sciences, Business/Management, Education, Engineering, Health professions, Information science/Informatics, Interdisciplinary, Mathematics, Physical science, Professional studies, Psychology
Masters programs in the field of Humanities are not subject to formal review
All Doctoral programs, offered both jointly or by individual systems or campuses, are subject to review