Reviewing and discontinuing low-enrollment undergraduate programs at public baccalaureate institutions in Washington.

The bill mandates that public baccalaureate institutions in Washington identify and report low-enrollment undergraduate programs, defined as those producing fewer than 10 graduates per academic year over the last five years. Institutions must report these programs annually to the legislature. Programs on the low-enrollment list for three consecutive years undergo a discontinuance review by the institution's governing board, which considers factors such as program age, equity, workforce demand, and accreditation.

Reviewing and discontinuing low-enrollment undergraduate programs at public baccalaureate institutions in Washington.

The bill mandates that public baccalaureate institutions in Washington identify and report low-enrollment undergraduate programs, defined as those producing fewer than 10 graduates per academic year over the last five years. Institutions must report these programs annually to the legislature. Programs on the low-enrollment list for three consecutive years undergo a discontinuance review by the institution's governing board, which considers factors such as program age, equity, workforce demand, and accreditation.