Substantive change means a change in a rule that affects the application or results of agency actions.

Substantive change means any change of control, level of credentials offered, location, a change in the purpose of the institution that exceeds minor corrections or alterations, financial soundness, or accreditation. A change of location includes any change of location that exceeds 45 miles. A change of accreditation includes change of accrediting agency, lowering the level of accreditation, exceeding the scope of the grant of accreditation or recognition of the agency, or any final action taken by the accrediting agency which places the accreditation of the institution in jeopardy. A substantive change also includes any change which the Commission determines is serious enough to affect the continued operation or stability of the institution, or the quality of the educational programs offered.

Substantive change means a significant modification or expansion in the nature and scope of education.

Examples of Substantive change in a sentence

Definition: Substantive change is a significant modification or expansion of the nature and scope of an accredited institution.
Substantive change is a significant modification or expansion of the nature and scope of an accredited institution.
The issue of failure to comply with Comprehensive Standard 3.12.1 of the Principles of Accreditation (Substantive change) will be forwarded automatically to the Commission’s Board of Trustees for action at its next meeting, if the change required prior approval.
Substantive change applications are reviewed by the staff, and approval may be given by the Executive Director unless otherwise indicated.
Substantive change webinars (live and on-demand), frequently asked questions (FAQs), workshop information, upcoming SACSCOC annual meeting and summer institute session, and other news and updates are available on the substantive change webpage on the SACSCOC website.

More Definitions of Substantive change

Substantive change means user generated design changes affecting operational and functional performance of the facility.

Substantive change means a modification of twenty percent (20%) or more of a program’s components including, but not limited to, program length, required hours, and/or content.

Substantive change means a change in a rule that affects the application

Substantive change in this policy, means a revision to a policy that materially alters its meaning or intent. Substantive changes include, but are not limited to, addition or deletion of a definition, change in a responsible party, change in application of the policy, or revisions made to reflect current operational practices or changes in the law, Regents Rule, or System Regulation.

Substantive change means a change that directly and materially affects the use of the Standard.

Substantive change is defined in Subdivision 1 as

Substantive change means a modification to, or addition or deletion of, a term or condition in a contract that could result in an increase in the charge to the customer under that contract or that could result in an extension of the term of that contract. “Substantive change” includes a modification in the provider’s admini- stration of an existing contract term or condition. A price increase that includes only the actual amount of any increase in taxes or fees, which the government requires the provider to impose upon the customer, is not a sub- stantive change for purposes of this section.