Adverse intersegmental impact definition
Adverse intersegmental impact or "adverse impact" means the detriment of duplication which would fall on a school or its students in a segment other than that of the school proposing the new program or location, except that a publicly funded program or location proposed by a private school or other organization has adverse intersegmental impact if it is detrimental to a school in any of the five segments: 1) Oregon University System, 2) Oregon Health and Sciences University, 3) private Oregon degree granting institutions, 4) private nondegree career schools and 5) community colleges,).
Adverse intersegmental impact means that the detriment of duplication would fall on a school or its students in a segment other than that of the school proposing the new program or location, except that a publicly funded program or location proposed by a private school or other organization has adverse intersegmental impact if it is detrimental to a school in any of the five segments.