Quality Enhancement Plan

As part of the reaffirmation process, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) requires that each member institution develop a Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP).

What is a QEP?

The QEP is a five-year action plan to improve student learning or the environment that supports student learning.

The plan should have broad-based support from its constituents: students, faculty, staff, administrators and the local community. The QEP describes how the institution's constituents will come together throughout the QEP process to create and direct the plan. This collaboration is an integral part of a successful QEP.

Read an executive summary of TCC's QEP (PDF)Listen.

What is TCC's QEP topic?

Our current topic is QEP: RECHARGE, which focuses on improving the percentage of college-ready First-Time-in-College (FTIC) students, who are TSI-liable students enrolled in STSC-0111 Transition to College courses.

Faculty mentors will be key in the process of working with students throughout the academic year.

The QEP's goal is to increase student success, retention, and completion.

How can students help during the QEP?

Students should know the QEP topic and its purpose.

Students can ask questions and learn more about the QEP during on-campus events.

Questions?

Email QEPRecharge@tccd.edu.

Updated September 20, 2024