What do you mean by self supporting progamme in colleges?

A self-supporting program in a college or university is one that is financially independent of government funding or significant institutional subsidies. This means the program's costs are covered primarily, if not entirely, by the tuition fees paid by its students.

In essence, the program "supports itself" through student revenue. This contrasts with programs that receive substantial funding from government grants, endowments, or general university budgets. Self-supporting programs often have higher tuition fees to offset their operational expenses.