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Program Viability Review

The Program Viability Review (PVR) process aims to identify at-risk programs quickly, allowing timely actions to maintain essential programs and terminate non-essential ones. It helps ensure efficient use of limited resources in alignment with the university's mission, vision, and priorities. The PVR process is data-driven, considers programs' strategic value, involves faculty and program administrators, enables responsible decision-making, and operates transparently within university governance structures and policies.

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Program Viability Review

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  1. Program Viability Review

  2. Purposes • To identify at-risk programs more quickly than is possible through the 8-year cycle of APR • To allow timely actions: • To maintain programs that have low enrollment & graduation rates, but which are essential to the mission, vision & priorities • To initiate reviews for termination of low enrollment/low programs that are not essential to the mission, vision and priorities • To help ensure the efficient use of the University’s limited resources in light of its mission, vision and priorities

  3. Premises The PVR process will: • Allow rapid identification and analysis of at-risk programs • Be data driven • Include analysis of programs’ strategic value • Be well informed by faculty and program administrators • Allow timely, responsible decision making regarding at-risk programs • Be transparent to all stakeholders • Work within University governance structures and in accordance with current policies and procedures

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