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South Carolina Commission on Higher Education
The State of South Carolina, Office of Academic Affairs and Licensing and the Office of Information Technology and Data Analytics, on behalf of the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education (CHE) intends to solicit offers from qualified vendors that meet the criteria outlined herein for a cloud-based vendor-hosted software solution. The Credit Mobility Technology System (CMTS) will facilitate the seamless transfer of courses, and other sources of validated learning, between institutions of higher education within the state. The CMTS will provide a standardized framework for transfer data across state institutions and an authoritative and up-to-date resource for students to plan how courses and prior learning can easily transfer and apply to degree requirements. The system will also promote exploration of transfer into state institutions by students residing outside of the state and provide tools for state institutions to increase regional and national transfer equivalencies.
Posted Date
Nov 5, 2025
Due Date
Jan 28, 2026
Release: Nov 5, 2025
South Carolina Commission on Higher Education
Close: Jan 28, 2026
The State of South Carolina, Office of Academic Affairs and Licensing and the Office of Information Technology and Data Analytics, on behalf of the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education (CHE) intends to solicit offers from qualified vendors that meet the criteria outlined herein for a cloud-based vendor-hosted software solution. The Credit Mobility Technology System (CMTS) will facilitate the seamless transfer of courses, and other sources of validated learning, between institutions of higher education within the state. The CMTS will provide a standardized framework for transfer data across state institutions and an authoritative and up-to-date resource for students to plan how courses and prior learning can easily transfer and apply to degree requirements. The system will also promote exploration of transfer into state institutions by students residing outside of the state and provide tools for state institutions to increase regional and national transfer equivalencies.
South Carolina Commission on Higher Education
Provide items listed in the enclosed audio-visual equipment breakdown, plus installation and training, any miscellaneous wire, connectors, hardware, etc. Related to delivery and installation of equipment.
Posted Date
Jul 18, 2024
Due Date
Aug 1, 2024
Release: Jul 18, 2024
South Carolina Commission on Higher Education
Close: Aug 1, 2024
Provide items listed in the enclosed audio-visual equipment breakdown, plus installation and training, any miscellaneous wire, connectors, hardware, etc. Related to delivery and installation of equipment.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from South Carolina Commission on Higher Education
The meeting addressed updates for the National Guard College Assistance Program regarding application statistics, financial projections, and enrollment for the Air and Army National Guard. Discussions covered technical challenges with the database portal, including upcoming maintenance, system errors, and manual application processing. The committee reviewed potential budget revisions for upcoming fiscal years, including strategies for increasing appropriation funding and updates on legislative provisos. Planning for future advisory board meetings and best practices workshops was also conducted.
The Commission received reports from various committees, including the Executive Committee, Academic Affairs and Licensing, Student Services, Finance and Administration, and Strategic Planning and Accountability. Key discussion topics included a presentation on the newly formed Commission for Public Higher Education and its accreditation efforts, approval of the 2026 meeting schedule, and consideration of new academic program proposals and residency regulations. The Commission also reviewed updates on the REACH Act report, strategic planning revisions, and various institutional and audit reports.
The board discussed potential adjustments to the SCNG CAP program, specifically concerning the proviso for changing lifetime and semester award amounts, and noted that no changes will be implemented until official written approval is received. The meeting also covered web portal enhancements, including new warning messages for duplicate applications and improved visibility for student award data. Performance reports for the 2024-2025 academic year were reviewed for both Air and Army National Guard, along with fiscal updates regarding appropriations and administrative costs. Additionally, the communication plan for the upcoming 2025-2026 application period was finalized, and enhancements for student application tracking were identified as a future need.
The board discussed several items related to the South Carolina National Guard College Assistance Program (SCNG CAP). Key topics included progress on the Connect 2.0 portal enhancement project, eligibility reports for the Air and Army National Guard, and a comprehensive budget update for the fiscal years 2025 and 2026. Members also planned a future best practices and refresher workshop for institutional representatives and reviewed proposed budget and proviso requests, including increasing award amounts and appropriations. Additionally, the group covered the timeline for the upcoming application period and the reporting schedule for the annual program report.
The meeting included updates on Military Credit for Prior Learning initiatives and institutional survey progress, with a final deadline extension for survey responses. A recap of regional breakout sessions provided a statewide synthesis of seven themes regarding institutional needs for clarity, consistency, tools, training, collaboration, staffing, and leadership support. The board discussed next steps following the in-person opening sessions and reviewed upcoming events, including conferences for military-connected learners.
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