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ERIC ED525047: Survey of Programs and Courses Offered in Nebraska by Out-of-State Institutions, 2009-2010. Annual Report PDF

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Annual Report January 2011 A Report by the Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education SURVEY Of Programs and Courses Offered in Nebraska By Out-of-State Institutions 2009-2010 SURVEY OF PROGRAMS AND COURSES OFFERED IN NEBRASKA BY OUT-OF-STATE INSTITUTIONS Annual Report January 2011 Page I. Summary of the Number of Courses and the Number of Students served in Nebraska by Out-of-State Institutions – 2005-2010 1 II. Number of Students Admitted into Out-of-State Programs for 2009-10 2 III. Enrollment in Courses Offered in Nebraska by Out-of-State Institutions – 2009-10 4 IV. Institutions approved for operation in Nebraska (available online only) 5 State statute and the Coordinating Commission’s Rule 1 require any out-of-state institution wishing to offer courses or programs in Nebraska to receive Commission approval. This report provides information on the current course and program offerings as well as a historical perspective that includes institutions approved in the past but no longer offering courses or programs in the state (available online only). Some institutions were approved over twenty years ago and have not offered programs in Nebraska for many years. State statutes, however, do not include a sunset provision for approvals that become inactive in subsequent years. I. Summary Number of Courses and Number of Students* Served in Nebraska by Out-of-State Institutions 2005-2010 Institution 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-2010 # of # of # of # of # of # of # of # of # of # of Courses Students Courses Students Courses Students Courses Students Courses Students Central Michigan Univ. n/r n/r 7 86 8 34 8 33 7 24 Crown College (MN) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical 66 402 58 404 37 375 36 375 47 131 University (FL) Kaplan Univ.-Lincoln 739 716 625 879 653 600 Kaplan Univ.-Omaha 866 2108 683 1426 930 904 La Sierra University (CA) 6 68 5 30 5 64 6 14 5 27 Lesley University (MA) 16 193 21 251 2 13 0 0 0 0 Morningside College (IA) 4 58 10 69 Oglala Lakota College 4 43 n/r n/r 2 39 0 0 (SD) Omaha School of Massage and Healthcare of 127 200 Herzing University Strayer University (VA) 9 47 Univ. of Missouri-Columbia 13 134 9 89 11 45 11 63 13 42 University of Oklahoma n/r n/r 18 249 15 71 15 57 11 63 University of Phoenix 134 167 238 143 122 70 38 82 Total 124 976 265 1400 1921 3569 1512 3014 1850 2189 * Unduplicated headcount n/r = no report Notes: Kaplan University is an out-of-state institution that entered the Nebraska market by purchasing existing in-state institutions. Therefore, they have only been reporting as a out-of-state institution for three years. Herzing University purchased Omaha School of Massage Therapy in 2008 and began reporting as an out-of-state institution in 2009. Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education – March 8, 2011 Page 1 II. Number of Students Admitted into Out-of-State Programs for 2009-10 Institution Program Location Number of Newly Total Number Admitted of Students in 2009-10 in Program Academic year MS in General Administration 1 9 Central Michigan Univ. Offutt Air Force Base, Bellevue, NE MS in Human Resources Administration 4 15 BS in Professional Aeronautics 18 41 BS in Technical Management 3 3 AS in Technical Management 1 ** Embry-Riddle Aeronautical BS in Aviation Maintenance 2 1 Offutt Air Force Base, Bellevue, NE University Masters in Aeronautical Science 23 83 Masters in Science in Management 1 1 Masters in Project Management 0 1 Non Degree Professional Development 3 1 AS in Accounting 20 27 AS in Business Administration 83 73 AS in Information Technology Systems 65 64 AS in Criminal Justice 88 82 AS in Interdisciplinary Studies 28 25 AS in Human Services 5 5 AS in Medical Assistant 143 169 AS in Medical Office Management 0 0 AS in Medical Transcription 4 4 AS in Paralegal Studies 35 33 Administrative Assistant 0 2 General Office Skills 0 2 Kaplan University-Lincoln Secretarial/Word Processing Lincoln, NE 0 3 Tour and Travel 0 7 Practical Nursing Diploma 89 68 Computer Systems Technician Certificate 16 4 Office Management Certificate 27 9 Adv. Start BS in Business Administration 28 26 Adv. Start BS in Criminal Justice 28 29 Adv. Start BS in Health Science 13 8 Adv. Start BS in Human Services 1 1 Adv. Start BS in Information Technology 8 7 BS in Business Administration 0 1 BS in Criminal Justice 1 1 BS in Health Science 2 4 ** - Students in this program are also in BS Prof. Aeronautics Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education – March 8, 2011 Page 2 Institution Program Location Number of Newly Total Number Admitted of Students in 2009-10 in Program Academic year BS in Accounting 12 14 AAS in Accounting 29 32 BS in Business Admin/Management 58 63 AAS in Business Admin/Management 77 66 Business Office Mgmt. Certificate 36 22 BS in Criminal Justice 37 37 AAS in Criminal Justice 122 102 BS in Health and Wellness 2 2 AAS in Medical Assisting 300 282 Kaplan University-Omaha Omaha, NE AAS in Medical Transcription 4 2 BS in Information Technology 9 7 AAS in Information Technology 30 30 Computer Systems Tech. Certificate 23 15 BS in Human Services 1 2 AAS in Interdisciplinary Studies 18 9 Practical Nursing Diploma 164 121 AAS in Paralegal Studies 40 33 Dental Assistant Diploma 81 65 MA in Administration and Leadership 6 10 La Sierra University Union College, Lincoln, NE MA in Curriculum and Instruction 2 6 Therapeutic Massage Diploma 132 132 AS in Therapeutic Massage 62 39 Omaha School of Medical Assisting Diploma 15 15 Massage and Healthcare AS in Medical Assisting Omaha, NE 2 1 of Herzing University Medical Billing & Ins. Coding Diploma 10 10 AS in Medical Billing & Ins. Coding 2 2 BS in Health Information Management 1 1 AA in Business Administration 3 3 Strayer University BBA in Business Administration Lincoln, NE 29 29 MBA in Business Administration 14 14 MA in Information Science & Learning University of Missouri UNO, Omaha, NE 23 62 Technologies MA with a Major in Economics 14 20 University of Oklahoma Offutt Air Force Base, Bellevue, NE Master of Human Relations 17 29 BSB in Business 26 58 University of Phoenix Omaha, NE MBA in Business Administration 17 20 Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education – March 8, 2011 Page 3 III. Enrollment in Courses* Offered in Nebraska by Out-of-State Institutions (Duplicated Headcount) 2009 - 2010 Institution Course Location Total Number of Students Enrolled TEACCH Training 12 American Sign 3 School Safety South Sioux City, NE 1 Co-Teaching Using KU Strategies 4 All American Band 6 Morningside College Principles of Sales II 2 Principles of Management II Omaha, NE 3 Introduction to Sales 3 Teaching to Make the Grade Lincoln, NE 14 Teaching to Make the Grade Scottsbluff, NE 21 *Approved for individual courses only. Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education – March 8, 2011 Page 4 IV. Institutions Approved for Operation in Nebraska Approved by Commission Offering in NE Institution Program/Degree Date 2009-2010 Andrews University MS in Nursing 4/6/89 Associate of Arts in Business 8/5/2010 Bachelor of Business Administration Baker University Master of Business Administration Master of Arts in Education Boston University, School of Doctor in Ministry 11/4/83 Theology Center for Innovation in Workshops in cooperation with Prior to 1992 Education, Inc. Nebraska’s ESUs Master of Science in Administration 10/29/81 (as MA in (Omaha) Management Supervision – name change 8/83) Master of Science in Administration 5/23/95  Central Michigan University with a concentration in Human Resources Administration Master of Science in Administration 7/25/02 with a concentration in Health Services (Lincoln) Cincinnati Christian University Master in Ministry Prior to 1992 (formerly Cincinnati Bible Seminary) Concordia Theological Seminary Prior to 1992 Courses in Spiritual Foundation for 9/27/07 Leadership, Leadership and Crown College Diversity Organizational Communication at the Christ Community Church in Omaha, NE Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education – March 8, 2011 Page 5 Approved by Commission Offering in NE Institution Program/Degree Date 2009-2010 Dakota Wesleyan University AS in Nursing 8/7/1987 MS in Nurse Anesthesia 6/7/85 MS in Training and Development 5/25/99 MS in Adult Learning, Performance & 11/7/03 (one Drake University Development cohort) 8/9/05 – approval extended through 2010. Embry - Riddle Aeronautical AS in Aircraft Maintenance Approved by the University BS in Professional Aeronautics NE Department of BS in Technical Management Education prior to MS in Management 1992. For military  Masters in Aeronautical Science personnel only. Master of Library Science (MLS) 1990, 1996, 2001 Emporia State University North Platte, Kearney, and Lincoln Fort Hays State University Radiology 6/13/90 AS in Therapeutic Massage 1/22/09 AS in Medical Assisting (Omaha) 10/22/09 AS in Medical Billing & Ins. Coding (Omaha) BS in Health Information Management (Omaha) Herzing University (was Omaha School of Massage AS in Medical Assisting (Lincoln) 6/10/10 Therapy) AS in Medical Billing & Ins. Coding (Lincoln)  AS & BS in Business Administration (both) AS & BS in Computer Science (both) AS & BS in Criminal Justice (both) AS & BS in Graphic Design (both) Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education – March 8, 2011 Page 6 Approved by Commission Offering in NE Institution Program/Degree Date 2009-2010 BS in Health Care Management (both) AS in Computer Networking & Security Technology (both) Diplomas in Cisco Networking, Medical Assisting, Medical Billing & Ins. Coding, Microsoft Networking, Network Systems Iowa Western Community College Courses Prior to 1992 Kaplan University Numerous Associate and Bachelor 5/13/04 (Formerly Hamilton College, degrees as well as diplomas and  Nebraska College of Business, & certificates. Lincoln School of Commerce) Master in Administration and 1/14/84 (as MA in La Sierra University Leadership Elementary (approved under the name of Education)  Loma Linda) Master in Curriculum and Instruction Prior to 1992 Master of Education in Computers 12/16/83 and Certificate of Advanced Studies Master of Education in Curriculum Spring 1984 Lesley University and Instruction (was Lesley College) Master of Technology in Education 8/24/00 (Omaha & Scottsbluff) Master of Education Creative Arts in 1/24/02 Learning (Omaha & North Platte) Lewis & Clark Health Education & Prior to 1992 Service Agency Lutheran School of Theology at Courses Prior to 1992 Chicago Madonna University (approved as Master of Theological Studies 03/26/02 Ave Maria University) Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education – March 8, 2011 Page 7 Approved by Commission Offering in NE Institution Program/Degree Date 2009-2010 Prior to 1992 Maharishi Vedic University Doctor of Ministry with focus in 4/2/98 McCormick Theological Seminary Parish Revitalization Morningside College Graduate courses in education 12/6/07  Bachelor of Arts in Business 8/3/06 Administration (Last two years of the Mount Marty College bachelor’s degree (2+2 program) at NECC AAS & BS in Applied Information 1/20/2011 Technology AAS & BS in Information Technology BS in Healthcare Management National American University AAS in Medical Assisting AAS & BS in Criminal Justice AAS & BS in Business Administration MS in Computer Science 6/11/97 MS in Electrical Engineering 6/11/97 National Technological University MS in Mechanical Engineering 6/11/97 MS in Software Engineering 6/11/97 Newman University (formerly BA in Philosophy 4/2/1998 Kansas Newman College) Courses: English, Speech 2/6/06 Communications, College Success Oglala Lakota College to be offered at Gordon-Rushville High School, Gordon, NE Prior to 1992 Saint Francis Medical Center Southern Illinois University at Electronics Systems Technologies 3/10/93 Carbondale Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education – March 8, 2011 Page 8

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