The sanctions for HEIs offering MT/MLS programs whose MTLE passing rate is ≤30% for three consecutive years are described under which policy document?

The sanctions for HEIs offering MT/MLS programs whose MTLE passing rate is ≤30% for three consecutive years are described under which policy document?

• A. CMO 13 s. 2017
• B. CMO 14 s. 2006
• C. CMO 12 s. 2015
• D. CMO 15 s. 2018

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that CHED sets a formal, three-year performance-based sanction framework for MT/MLS programs when the MTLE passing rate is critically low. This kind of policy links licensure exam outcomes to institutional consequences to push programs toward corrective action and quality improvement. The document that describes these sanctions for MT/MLS programs is CHED Memorandum Order 13, series of 2017. It outlines how, if an institution’s MTLE passing rate is 30% or below for three consecutive years, specific steps and sanctions are triggered to address the underperformance and protect public safety by ensuring students are adequately prepared for licensure. Other policy orders cover different topics or program areas and do not specify this MTLE-specific sanction framework in the same way.

The main idea is that CHED sets a formal, three-year performance-based sanction framework for MT/MLS programs when the MTLE passing rate is critically low. This kind of policy links licensure exam outcomes to institutional consequences to push programs toward corrective action and quality improvement. The document that describes these sanctions for MT/MLS programs is CHED Memorandum Order 13, series of 2017. It outlines how, if an institution’s MTLE passing rate is 30% or below for three consecutive years, specific steps and sanctions are triggered to address the underperformance and protect public safety by ensuring students are adequately prepared for licensure. Other policy orders cover different topics or program areas and do not specify this MTLE-specific sanction framework in the same way.