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Self-Supporting Courses and Programs
Self-supporting degree programs, which are offered on-campus, off-site or online are covered under Chapter 4, Subchapter Q, and must adhere to the same standards as any formula-funded distance education program. Each year an institutional designee must also file a CBM00X Report with the THECB Educational Data Center regarding self-supported programs offered by the institution.
- Chapter 4, Subchapter Q - Approval of Off-Campus and Self-Supporting Courses and Programs for Public Institutions
- CBM00X Reporting - Students in Self-Supporting Courses and Programs
- Click on Bookmarks to locate Reporting and Procedures Manual for CBM00X
