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AABInternationalAPPLICATION & PROCEDURES FOR CANDIDATE STATUS

July 2016

The Application Checklist

The institution submits the following:AABI Form 202, Application for Candidate Status (one [1] full hard copy and one [1] copycopy in electronic format)

the application fee

One (1) copy of the institution catalog (please tab aviation program[s] and course[s]), if this is in, identify pages for aviationelectronic format, identify pages for aviation.

One (1) copy of aviation & related course descriptions

One (1) copy of Unit Assessment Plan – Refer to AABI Form 201 Section 2.10/3.10/4.10

One (1) copy of syllabus of course selected in Sections G and H

The Application Process

The application must be signed by the program director, the next higher administrative officer (i.e., dean of the College), and the chief executive officer of the institution. The completed application and accompanying materials, along with the application fee, are submitted to AABI for review and action.

AABI action can take one of two forms:

a. Candidate Status Granted

The institution will be granted Candidate Status if: 1) the aviation program appears to meet AABI Criteria, as determined by AABI; 2) at least one class will have completed the full program and graduated by the time of the required on-site visit; and 3) normally, programs described by the institution as a “major” (or international equivalent) would be eligible for accreditation consideration.

b. Candidate Status Not Granted

The institution will be denied Candidate Status if, as determined by AABI, the program does not appear to be in compliance with AABI Criteria. The institution is notified by the president as to the reasons for the decision. The institution may then request reconsideration for cause or withdraw its application and make new application at such time the deficiencies have been corrected.

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I. GENERAL INFORMATION

A. INSTITUTION/PROGRAM(S)

An application is hereby made for candidate status by the Aviation Accreditation Board International (AABI):

INSTITUTION1. Institution Name:

2. Mailing address:

Telephone number: FAX number:

3. Type (check all that apply): Public Private Profit

Non-profit 4-year 2-year

4. Controlling Agency: State City County CommunityOther (specify):

5. Name of the regional or national organization by which the institution is accredited:Date of next reaffirmation:

6. Highest degree awarded by institution: Doctorate Masters BaccalaureateAssociate Educational Specialist

7. Full-time Enrollment: Male UndergraduateFemale Graduate

8. Annual Tuition: Resident Non-Resident

AVIATION PROGRAM(S)

9. Name(s) of the aviation unit and the next higher administrative unit:

10. List all campus locations where the aviation program(s) is/are offered:

11. List names of all aviation degrees/programs offered. If any programs are currently accredited by another agency, indicate the name of the agency and date of accreditation:


12. Estimated time required for completion of Self Study:(Note: maximum of one year from candidacy approval date)

13. Submitted:

Administrator, Aviation Program Date

Typed name Title

Email Direct Telephone number

14. Signed:

Dean of College Chief Executive Officer/President of Institution

Typed name Typed name

Mailing (street) Address of CEO/President of Institution:

E-mail of CEO/President of Institution:

Phone Number of CEO/President of Institution:

Notes/Comments:


B. APPLICATIONPlease list all aviation degrees, majors and options by name offered by the institution. Indicate which programs are being submitted for AABI

Accreditation by checking the initial or reaffirm box (as appropriate) and indicating the AABI option that applies (see code below). If program

is to be submitted in the future, check future.

FULL NAME OF PROGRAM INITIAL REAFFIRM FUTURE AABI option

(For A.S. & B.S.

programs only)

EXAMPLE:

M.S. in Aviation Management X I

AABI CodesA – Aviation Management D – Aviation Electronics G – Safety Science

B – Aviation Maintenance (B.S.) E – Aviation Studies H – Air Traffic Control

C – Aviation Maintenance Technology (A.S.) F – Flight Education I – Unmanned Aircraft Systems (A.S.)

J – Unmanned Aircraft Systems (B.S.) K – Graduate


C. FOR CURRENTLY-ACCREDITED PROGRAMSNames of programs to be reviewed in relation to the seven options identified in the AABI Criteria Manual (Form 201) for accrediting aviation programs, Section 4.0, Program Criteria. Please indicate the title under which this program(s) was accredited by AABI and date of accreditation. If the program has been dropped or is not being submitted for renewal, please check the appropriate column.

PLEASE CHECK ONE:

For associate programs: REAFFIRMATION DROPPED OTHERAABI Aviation Management1.

2.

AABI Aviation Maintenance Technology1.

2.

AABI Aviation Electronics1.

2.

AABI Aviation Studies

1.

2.

AABI Flight Education

1.

2.

AABI Safety Science

1.

2.


AABI Air Traffic Control

1.

2.

AABI Unmanned Aircraft Systems

1.

2.

Name of programs to be reviewed in relation to the seven options identified in the AABI Criteria Manual (Form 201) for accrediting aviation programs, Section 4.0, Program Criteria. Please indicate the title under which this program(s) was accredited by AABI and date of accreditation. If a program has been dropped or is not being submitted for renewal, please check appropriate column.

PLEASE CHECK ONE:For baccalaureate programs: REAFFIRMATION DROPPED OTHERAABI Aviation Management1.

2.

AABI Aviation Maintenance1.

2.

AABI Aviation Electronics1.

2.

AABI Aviation Studies

1.

2.

AABI Flight Education

1.

2.


AABI Safety Science

1.

2.

AABI Air Traffic Control

1.

2.

AABI Unmanned Aircraft Systems

1.

2.

PLEASE CHECK ONE:For graduate programs: REAFFIRMATION DROPPED OTHERAABI Graduate1.

2.


D. AABI-ACCREDITED PROGRAMSList aviation degree programs currently accredited by AABI that are not being submitted for candidate status with this

application and state the reason for not submitting them for reaffirmation:

NAME OF PROGRAM STATEMENT

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Comments/Additional Information:


E. ENROLLMENT/GRADUATE DATA

For all aviation degrees/programs, the current enrollment of full-time students and the number of graduates for the latest year, please indicate (by asterisks) which programs are submitted for AABI:

PROGRAM ENROLLMENT YEAR/TERM GRADUATES YEAR/TERMe.g. AV Safety 23 2006/Fall 2 2007/Spring

F. INSTITUTION MISSION STATEMENT:

Comments/Additional Information:


II. AVIATION ACCREDITATION BOARD INTERNATIONAL CURRICULUM REVIEW FORMS

INSTRUCTIONS

(Complete Section II for each program submitted for accreditation)

The purpose of the curriculum review forms is to assist the institution in demonstrating candidacy for accreditation. Normally, programs described by the institution as a “major” (or international equivalent) would be eligible for accreditation consideration.

This section includes a program description, curricular requirements, and the plan of study. In addition, there is a form to indicate how general program outcomes are satisfied, a form for the aviation core outcome coverage, and one for each of the AABI program options. Each form is based on the AABI Criteria for Accrediting Aviation Programs (Form 201).

The forms attached and their applications are:

A. Name of Program (Title Page)

B. Program DescriptionThis applies to the program submitted for accreditation in Sections B and/or C.

C. Program Mission Statement

D. Curricular Requirements If a statement does not apply, state non-applicable (n/a).

E. Plan of StudyInclude copy of aviation curriculum in plan format

F. General Program OutcomesList, one per line, the courses that contain objectives that cover the desired outcomes listed across the top of the form. Check each box that applies, mapping the course to the desired outcome. Evidence must be provided that supports the achievement of each outcome. The location and nature of the evidence will be provided to the visiting team. F-1 Baccalaureate/F-2 Associate

G. Example of Course Relation to Mission

H. Evidence of Course Achievement of General Outcomes

I. Aviation Core List, one per line, the courses that contain sub-topics that cover the aviation core topics listed across the top of the form. Check each box that applies, mapping the course to the appropriate sub-topic. Evidence must be provided that supports the achievement of each outcome. The location and nature of the evidence will be provided to the visiting team. I-1 Baccalaureate/I-2 Associate


J. Aviation Option Review Forms

(For A.S & B.S programs only – or international equivalent)

1. Aviation Management List the courses in the appropriate column. Add the Upper Division Culminating experience for baccalaureate programs only.

2. Aviation Maintenance Technology (Associate) and Aviation Maintenance (Baccalaureate) Check appropriate boxes to indicate applicable national maintenance technician certification. List courses in the appropriate column. Add the Upper Division Culminating experience for baccalaureate programs only.

3. Aviation Electronics List the courses in the appropriate column. Add the Upper Division Culminating experience for baccalaureate programs only.

4. Aviation Studies List the courses in the appropriate column. Add the Upper Division Culminating experience for baccalaureate programs only.

5. Flight Education Check appropriate boxes to indicate applicable national pilot certification. List the courses in the appropriate column. Add the Upper Division Culminating experience for baccalaureate programs only. If all or a portion of the lab courses are taught under contract, list the names of the agencies and courses taught.

6. Safety Science List the courses in the appropriate column. Add the Upper Division Culminating experience for baccalaureate programs only.

7. Air Traffic Control List the courses in the appropriate column. Add the Upper Division Culminating experience for baccalaureate programs only.

8. Unmanned Aircraft SystemsList the courses in the appropriate column. Add the Upper Division Culminating experience for baccalaureate programs only.


II.A. Name of Program (Title Page)


II.B. Program Description

Aviation program title:

Degree title:

AABI program option for Accreditation (does not apply to graduate programs):

Credit hours required for the degree:Semester hours Quarter hours

List options (e.g., tracks, areas of concentration, or specialties) and their corresponding credit hours within this degree program if applicable.

II.C. Program Mission Statement

II.D. Curricular Requirements

a. State the curricular requirements established at the state/national level.

b. State the curricular requirements established at the institutional level.

c. State the curricular requirements established at the college level.


II.E. Plan of Study

Date of most recent curriculum revision

List the course requirements in a typical sequence by semester or quarter. For GRADUATE programs, list those that are above the requirements for a baccalaureate degree and the credit hours required.


F-2. General Program Outcomes – Associate Degree(AABI 201, section 2.3)

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F-3. General Program Outcomes – Graduate Degrees(AABI 201, section 5.9)


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II.G. (For A.S. & B.S.) Example of Course Relation to Mission Statement

For baccalaureate programs, select the upper division significant culminating experience course; and for associate degree programs, select an upper division three credit lecture aviation course. Describe how that course addresses the institution and program mission statements and the appropriate General Program Outcomes (F-1 or F-2). Include a syllabus/course outline for the selected course that includes course objectives.

Course #: Title:

Course relation to institution and program mission statement:

Course relation to specific AABI general program outcomes as listed in AABI Form 201 Section 2.3 or 3.3.

II.G. (For GRADUATE) Research Project(s)

For GRADUATE programs, list the research project(s) that are required for the program and state how the project responds to the institution and program mission statement:

Project in relation to AABI Criteria 201, 5.9

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II.H. (For A.S. & B.S.) Evidence of Course Achievement of General Outcomes

For the course selected in II.G., describe the process for measuring the listed general outcomes and the type of evidence of that measurement for each listed general outcome that will be available to the AABI Visiting Team.

Process for measuring AABI general outcomes:

Evidence for above listed outcomes available to team:

II.H. For Graduate Programs

Describe the process for measuring AABI general outcomes.

Evidence for the above-listed outcomes available to the visiting team:

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I-2. Aviation Core Topics – Associate Degree(AABI 201, section 2.4)


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I-1. Aviation Core Topics – Baccalaureate Degree(AABI 201, section 3.4)


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OPTION REVIEW FORM

J.1. Aviation Management

INSTITUTION:

PROGRAM: DATE:

List required management courses

BACCALAUREATE ASSOCIATECOURSE TITLE COURSE PREFIX & NUMBER COURSE PREFIX & NUMBER

Upper Division Culminating Experience*:

*See AABI 201, Section 4.0. Examples of a culminating experience include a (required) capstone course, an internship, or a special

project that builds on prior course work. Evidence may include student portfolios and other records of student achievement.

If any Lab Courses are conducted under contract, list the name(s) of the companies and courses taught.

Remarks:

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OPTION REVIEW FORM

J.2. Aviation Maintenance Technology (associate) and Aviation Maintenance (baccalaureate)

INSTITUTION:

PROGRAM: DATE:

Appropriate National Certification: AirframePowerplantAirframe and Powerplant

List required aviation maintenance courses






Remarks:

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OPTION REVIEW FORM

J.3. Aviation Electronics

INSTITUTION:

PROGRAM: DATE:

List required aviation electronics courses






Remarks:

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OPTION REVIEW FORM

J.4. Aviation Studies

INSTITUTION:

PROGRAM: DATE:

List required aviation studies courses






Remarks:

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OPTION REVIEW FORM

J.5. Flight Education

INSTITUTION:

PROGRAM: DATE:

Appropriate National Certification(s) (baccalaureate):

Commercial Pilot with Instrument Rating ANDMulti-Engine Land ORFlight Instructor

List required aviation flight courses






Remarks:

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OPTION REVIEW FORM

J.6. Safety Science

INSTITUTION:

PROGRAM: DATE:

List required safety science courses






Remarks:

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OPTION REVIEW FORM

J.7. Air Traffic Control

INSTITUTION:

PROGRAM: DATE:







Remarks:

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OPTION REVIEW FORM

J.8. Unmanned Aircraft Systems

INSTITUTION:

PROGRAM: DATE:







Remarks:

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APPENDICES

A. Institutional Catalog

B. Aviation & Related Course Descriptions

C. Aviation Unit Assessment Plan

D. Syllabus of Course Selected in Section G and Section H

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