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How does PAU conduct Academic Program Review?
Palo Alto University's Academic Program Review (APR) evaluates student learning in both undergraduate and graduate programs. The process aims to identify program strengths and weaknesses, align goals with the university's mission, and enhance academic excellence. It involves regular audits of program quality and productivity, with a focus on continuous improvement. The Department of Assessment and Institutional Effectiveness (DAIE) supports the APR by maintaining a comprehensive assessment program.
For more information, visit the PAU Academic Program Review page.