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A
school may receive approval for one or more co-chapters. In order
for a co-chapter to be approved at an institution, the
business school must be able to demonstrate that: |
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1)
Each group of the institution that is seeking a co-chapter is a "unique"
group. Students shuold not overlap from one program to another. An
example of what would not
qualify for a separate co-chapter would be
individual majors where students take some courses or a CORE of courses
in common. An example of what would
qualify would be separate graduate and undergraduate chapters at the
same institution. Another example would be different sites where
all the courses are taken at that site.
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2) Each co-chapter will be considered a stand-alone chapter and will be
administered as such, meaning that each co-chapter must meet all
of the initial and ongoing requirements for the original DMD chartered
chapter.
3) All co-chapters must be able to meet the DMD educational standards that
were in place for the original chartered chapter at that institution.*
4) The program must report through the academic business program at the institution.
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*
For programs that are currently ACBSP accredited, regardless of when/how they were
initially chartered, only programs that are currently accredited by
ACBSP are eligible to apply for a co-chapter.
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