Alabama
2
1
Y
Need to
8/30/11 apply to
ADPE
ACHE &
Sec State
Alaska
3
1
Y
5/11/12
5/24/12
Arizona
4
6
N
n/a
n/a
Arkansas
0
3
Y
5/31/12
Need to
apply
N
10/25/11
and
7/11/12
n/a
California
7
8
9/6/12
5/25/12 5/25/12 Yes
n/a
Aprox Cost
Renewal Date
Sent to UW-System 7/12/12
Can Do COOP-InternshipPracticum-Student teach
with instate supervision
Can Market to Students
2:00:00 PM
Sent Application &
Approval to Tricia
Approval Received from
State
Exemption Request Sent
to State
State Auth. Required Y or
N (from System)
# of students Enrolled CI
Spring 2012
# of students Enrolled CI
Wint Spr, Summer, Fall 11
State
Application Submitted to
State
7/24/2012
UW-Stout
In Alabama, approval to offer courses of instruction in residence, online, mail or otherwise involves a 3-step
process with 3 separate agencies, 1) Alabama Department of Postsecondary Education (ADPE), 2) Alabama
Commission on Higher Education (ACHE), and 3) Alabama Secretary of State. Exempt for ADPE. UWSA
working on ACHE submission. To apply with ACHE, please refer to their website http://www.ache.state.al.us
and link to the red drop down box on the left entitle Non-Resident Institutions and access the Application for
a Single Institution/Application for Multiple Public Institutions, Section One: Procedures will provide
information on what is required. To apply with the Alabama Secretary of State's Office, please refer to the
website http://www.sos.state.al.us
No
12/23/11 Yes
asked 5/25/14
Yes
n/a
n/a
Exempt
n/a
Based on the information provided in your letter, the operation of all the institutions listed would not
require licensure by this Board at this time. Persons who are not operating private postsecondary programs
under the Board’s jurisdiction are not required by law to obtain a statement of exemption or waiver from the
Board. Similarly, the Board is not required to issue statements of exemption or waiver. (UW-System)
Need to apply
7/11/12 7/12/12 Yes
Yes
n/a
n/a
Colorado
11
5
N
10/20/11
n/a
10/21/11 12/23/11 No
Yes
n/a
n/a
Connecticut
5
7
Y
11/14/11
n/a
11/22/11 12/9/11 Yes
Yes
n/a
n/a
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Information
Color Key: Blue - Stout needs to follow-up; Purple - complete except for COOP//Internship application;
Green - Waiting for a reply from the state; Tan - Completed.
Public institutions and institutions with no physical presence in California are not required to seek approval
to operate in California.
Thank you for your inquiry. Under current policy, institutions must have a physical presence in the state to
qualify for state authorization. The definition of physical presence under this policy is a main campus or
headquarters, a branch campus, or a place of business as determined by the Department (CCHE policy,
Section I, Part J). I have attached a statement that summarizes the regulations for both the degree-granting
institutions and the private occupational schools wishing to operate in Colorado. Colorado has no
authorization process for pure online delivery instruction and out-of-state public institutions are handled the
same way private institutions are.
At present, the Office of Financial and Academic Affairs for Higher Education does not regulate placement of
students in experiential settings, unless the institution has a physical presence in Connecticut. In addition,
according to guidance released by the U.S. Dept. of Education on March 17, 2011 (GEN-11-05), a document
verifying no authorization is required by a state is not necessary for institutions to comply with the
regulations for state authorization (see #22), and the Office of Financial and Academic Affairs for Higher
Education does not issue such letters.
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Delaware
Florida
2
15
2
17
N
Y
n/a
5/11/12
n/a
If your institution is not incorporated in Delaware and does not have a physical presence (offices or
classroom) in Delaware, we do not require DOE approval. We do ask that notify us of Delaware students
receiving federal financial aid. Contacted Beth Boisen, she stated we have no Delaware students receiving
aid. Forwarded to Delaware 5/14/12
n/a
Yes, but
monitor
10/25/11 12/23/11 Yes
students
only
n/a
The Florida Commission for Independent Education does not regulate postsecondary educational institutions
that do not have a physical presence in Florida. Consequently, as long as your institution does not establish a
physical presence in Florida and continues to offer only distance learning education, such as online and
correspondence courses, you are not under the jurisdiction of the Commission. I trust that this letter will be
sufficient to serve as documentation necessary for compliance with the federal regulation found above.
n/a
need take no further action to provide on -line, distance, or correspondence education to Georgia residents
under the procedures in effect as of the issuance of this letter. This determination will extend to whichever
of the following dates occurs first: a.) November 30, 2012; or b.) the date this institution first engages in an
activity determined to require an 'application for a Certificate of Authorization. It shall be the institution's
responsibility: 1.) to review the NPEC Website www.gnpec.org prior to November 30, 2012; 2.) to follow
the process posted on the Website for the period December 1, 2012 through November 30, 2013; 3.) to
permit Georgia students to follow the Complaint Process posted on the NPEC Website; and 4.) to alert
Georgia students to the existence and location of this Website and Complaint Process.
5/11/12
10/20/11
n/a
Yes
Georgia
10
10
Y
Hawaii
1
2
N
5/21/12
Idaho
2
2
N
System System
7/23/12 7/23/12 Yes
11/24/11 11/23/11
Illinois
37
60
Y
9/16/11
Indiana
1
4
Y
5/21/12
12/5/11 12/9/11 Yes
Yes
n/a
n/a
Aprox Cost
Attached is a list of requirements that the Commissioners are requesting all institution to provide, please
submit the documents at your earliest convenience. Sent 7/18
Renewal Date
7/18/12
Sent
notarized
10/20/11
letter
11/4/11
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Can Do COOP-InternshipPracticum-Student teach
with instate supervision
6/14/12
Can Market to Students
Y
Sent Application &
Approval to Tricia
State Auth. Required Y or
N (from System)
0
Approval Received from
State
# of students Enrolled CI
Spring 2012
1
Application Submitted to
State
# of students Enrolled CI
Wint Spr, Summer, Fall 11
DC
Exemption Request Sent
to State
State
Information
Color Key: Blue - Stout needs to follow-up; Purple - complete except for COOP//Internship application;
Green - Waiting for a reply from the state; Tan - Completed.
Yes
n/a
Yes
6/1/13
asked
n/a
n/a
System requested exemption 11/23/11.
9/16/11 12/23/11 12/23/11 Yes
Yes
n/a
n/a
Based on the information provided, there is no need for additional approvals at this time. Should conditions
change and the above no longer be true, please notify Board staff as soon as possible.
5/30/12
Yes
n/a
n/a
6/25/12 received hard copy letter from Ross Miller.
6/22/12
Yes
6/25/12 6/28/12 Yes
The State has also requested an extension to the requirement to the year 2013, while the State Auditor
researches and recommends a structure and process for state authorization.
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Kansas
Kentucky
9
1
5
1
5
Y
Y
Renewal Date
Can Do COOP-InternshipPracticum-Student teach
with instate supervision
Can Market to Students
Sent Application &
Approval to Tricia
10/24/11
Need to
and
apply
7/18/12
5/21/12
6/1/12
6/15/12 6/27/12
Y
11/14/11 11/28/11 11/28/11 12/9/11
Louisiana
1
2
Y
Need to
5/22/12 review &
apply
Maine
8
6
Y
10/25/11
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Approval Received from
State
Application Submitted to
State
Exemption Request Sent
to State
State Auth. Required Y or
N (from System)
# of students Enrolled CI
Spring 2012
10
N/A
No
must
apply
No
must
apply
n/a
Aprox Cost
Iowa
# of students Enrolled CI
Wint Spr, Summer, Fall 11
State
Information
Color Key: Blue - Stout needs to follow-up; Purple - complete except for COOP//Internship application;
Green - Waiting for a reply from the state; Tan - Completed.
$4,000 good
for 4 years
We have established a policy for schools offering distance education programs in Iowa requiring the school
to register with us (i.e., seek authorization) if some aspect of the school’s programs or operations takes place
at a physical location in Iowa. Programmatic: the school’s otherwise distance education program has a
component that must be fulfilled at a physical location in Iowa (a practicum, internship, lab, externship).
Operational: examples include having representatives in Iowa to promote the school’s online programs,
housing servers in Iowa that are used to facilitate online delivery methods, or (most common) employing
Iowa residents as instructors or adjunct faculty in the school’s online programs (and who work from the
school from their home or other Iowa location). Please provide feedback concerning the extent to which your
online programs or your operations relative to those programs meet any of the conditions above so that I
may determine whether you must register here in order to offer your online programs in Iowa. If I determine
that you must register, I will provide an application and further information at that time.
$5,500
application fee;
plus $3,000/BA
& $4,000/MS;
3% gross KS
students (not <
$3,000 not >
$15,000
Thank you for your reply to our questionnaire. At this time, the University of Wisconsin-Stout does not need
to apply with the Kansas Board of Regents for a Certificate of Approval. Should the school significantly
increase its Kansas enrollments, decide to direct market to Kansas residents (including email campaigns to
Kansas teachers), or hire faculty that reside and teach within Kansas, we ask that you contact our office to
begin the process of applying for a Certificate of Approval. Please note, Kansas statutes also requires
institutions be approved to operate should their programs require an externship, internship, mentorship or
clinical be completed in the state of Kansas.
$5,000
application fee
5yrs **
plus per
program fees
Your email has been forwarded to me for response. Please review the attached documents. After review, if
you feel your institution should be licensed you can find the application on our website at:
www.regents.state.la.us under Planning, Research and Performance, license application (new institutions).
Please let me know if you have any questions and if you will be seeking licensure.
must
apply
11/7/11 7/11/12
?
asked
Thank you for your message dated today, November 28, 2011.Based upon your certification that the
University of Wisconsin-Stout is not engaging in any of the "operating or soliciting" activities listed in the
licensing regulation 13 KAR 1:020 Section 1(8)(a)-(e), licensure is not required at this time. **Renewal:
5yrs/fee based on # of enrollments
n/a
n/a
Given your affirmation that the institution you represent has no physical presence in this State it has been
determined that University of Wisconsin-Stout is exempt from State of Maine approval or authorization
requirements to offer, or to continue to offer, its online instructional programming to citizens of this state.
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Massachusetts
5
6
8
N
Y
New info
11/14/11 7/12 need 11/17/11 12/9/11 Yes
to apply
11/14/11
Need to
apply
Michigan
17
16
Y
10/20/11 10/24/11
Minnesota
155
128
Y
9/16/11
9/16/11
No
n/a
must
apply
Renewal Date
Can Do COOP-InternshipPracticum-Student teach
with instate supervision
Can Market to Students
Sent Application &
Approval to Tricia
Approval Received from
State
Application Submitted to
State
Exemption Request Sent
to State
State Auth. Required Y or
N (from System)
# of students Enrolled CI
Spring 2012
7
n/a
No
12/23/11 Yes
Yes
n/a
1/17/12 7/10/12 Yes
Yes
13-14
Aprox Cost
Maryland
# of students Enrolled CI
Wint Spr, Summer, Fall 11
State
Information
Color Key: Blue - Stout needs to follow-up; Purple - complete except for COOP//Internship application;
Green - Waiting for a reply from the state; Tan - Completed.
$1,000
At this point in time, a program which is completely online, offered by an accredited out- of-state collegiate
institution, does not require a certificate of approval from the Commission. This exclusion is specific to
collegiate online academic programs for which there are no credit offerings, no academic student support
services, etc., for the program provided at any Maryland location. However, online programs that involve
instructor, mentor or supervisor led internships, practica, clinical or field experiences, student teaching, etc.,
in Maryland that lead to the awarding of credit hours and/or a degree or certificate do require a certificate of
approval from the Commission.
$10,000 +
$2,000 for each
degree, $4,000
annual fee
Received Correspondence 11/21/11. Sent list of program 12/12/11. Based on the information you provided,
it appears that the University of Wisconsin-Stout seeks to conduct within the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts courses available to residents of the Commonwealth leading to the award of a degree. The
internship/clinical/practicum experiences the university seeks to offer in MA trigger the need for approval by
the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education. NEED TO APPLY TO OPERATE>
n/a
Approval or licensure by the State of Michigan is not required to provide online instruction to Michigan
residents unless the school has a physical presence in the state. Physical presence does not include
conducting courses such as internships, clinicals, practicum’s, etc. An institution having faculty working from
the state requires approval if the institution wishes to incorporate or file a certificate of authority to operate.
Advertising is allowed without approval or licensure. Student recruiters that work in the state must be
registered unless the institution is authorized to award bachelor degrees or higher by its home state.
We are working with your system office. You are in compliance at this time. George R. Roedler, Jr., JD
System Paid Manager, Institutional Registration & Licensing
Mississippi
4
2
N
12/23/11 6/15/12
7/2/12
7/11/12 Yes
Yes
7/2/13
n/a
Missouri
4
7
Y
12/23/11
n/a
1/9/12
2/14/12 Yes
Yes
n/a
n/a
Montana
2
1
Y
5/21/12
5/24/12
5/25/12 5/29/12 Yes
Yes
n/a
n/a
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the Commission on Proprietary School and College Registration (CPSCR) has determined no further action is
needed by your institution to provide on-line programming to Mississippi residents. As long as your practices
don’t trigger any of the 5 DE criteria setup, your institution does not need to register with the State of
Mississippi
There is nothing further that the University of Wisconsin-Stout needs to do in order to offer distance
education since you have no physical presence in Missouri. I am pleased to confirm that University of
Wisconsin-Stout has complied with the Missouri state requirements pertinent to 34 C.P.R. § 600.9(c).
Inasmuch as we now have the accreditation documentation on hand, and you are exempt from the business
registration requirements by virtue of being a public institution, I have attached a formal letter of State
Authorization for your use. This Authorization will remain in effect for as long as the current HLC
accreditation is maintained, and there is no annual report or documentation necessary to provide to this
office.
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n/a
Nevada
1
3
Y
5/22/12
5/31/12
New
Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
2
8
1
2
8
2
Y
N
N
5/21/12
10/25/11
5/22/12
n/a
n/a
n/a
Aprox Cost
Application Submitted to
State
5/21/12
Renewal Date
Exemption Request Sent
to State
N
Can Do COOP-InternshipPracticum-Student teach
with instate supervision
State Auth. Required Y or
N (from System)
0
5/21/12 5/21/12 Yes
Yes
n/a
n/a
5/21/12 Based on the information you provided, you don’t need approval in Nebraska. We’ll send a letter to
that effect via email within a few days. Kathleen L. Fimple, Ph.D. Received letter 5/21/12, sent to Tricia.
6/6/12
Yes
n/a
n/a
n/a
5/31/12
n/a
Can Market to Students
# of students Enrolled CI
Spring 2012
2
Sent Application &
Approval to Tricia
# of students Enrolled CI
Wint Spr, Summer, Fall 11
Nebraska
Approval Received from
State
State
Information
Color Key: Blue - Stout needs to follow-up; Purple - complete except for COOP//Internship application;
Green - Waiting for a reply from the state; Tan - Completed.
No
No
10/27/11 12/23/11 Yes
6/1/12
6/1/12
must
apply
n/a
asked
Waiver
Yes until 6/30/13
6/30/13
$500
If your institution only offers online education to New Hampshire residents, but does not otherwise satisfy
the physical presence definition, there is no requirement for you to go through an authorization process with
our Commission. Internships and/or practicums are not exempt. If your students, online or otherwise, are in
the State of New Hampshire for the purpose of completing internships, externships, practicums or clinicals,
you need to submit a written request for Administrative Approval (Pos 1008) and a $500 fee (Pos 1009).
not available
N.J.S.A. 18A:68-3 stipulates that no corporation may offer credit-bearing courses in New Jersey until it files
with the Commission on Higher Education a certified copy of its incorporation and obtains from the
Commission a license to offer such courses or work under the rules prescribed by the Commission. Please
note that the threshold for the licensure requirement is "Physical Presence", defined in the rules as follows:
“Physical presence” means that an entity offers credit-bearing courses from or conducts some portion of the
learning experience at a location established in New Jersey by the entity, whether established directly or
under the auspices of another entity or an institution.
n/a
Therefore, public out-of-state institutions are given a one year waiver from meeting this New Mexico
statutory requirement until June 30, 2013. This waiver is only from NMHED and does not exempt any
institution or program from any other New Mexico Department, Board, School, or Institutional
requirement.
New York
21
19
N
10/20/11
n/a
10/27/11 12/23/11 Yes
must
apply
not available
North Carolina
9
3
Y
10/24/11
n/a
11/1/11 12/9/11 Yes
must
apply
not available
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Received signed FORM 100 6/6/12 via mail.
In short, you DO NOT need to apply for approval from the NYS Education Department if your institution
merely: 1) communicates electronically with students in New York State (e.g., by computer or broadcast) in
ways that do NOT involve an instructional site or an organized group activity; 2) Advertises in New York State
media; 3) Recruits students, e.g., at college fairs, job fairs, or tradeshows; 4) Conducts alumni activities within
the State, such as alumni clubs.
The Board of Governors has made the following determinations in the past regarding online post-secondary
degree activity: • Activities which require licensure: practicums, clinical experiences, and student teaching. •
Activities which do not require licensure: proctored exams, attendance at college fairs, adjunct faculty
residing in North Carolina and teaching an online course.
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Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Page 6 of 8
4
13
3
5
10
1
7
Y
Y
Y
Y
1/4/12
10/20/11
7/11/12
n/a
5/11/12
Need to
apply
n/a
11/14/11
and
7/11/12
3/15/12 7/12/12 Yes
12/28/11 7/12/12 No
Yes
must
apply
Renewal Date
Can Do COOP-InternshipPracticum-Student teach
with instate supervision
Can Market to Students
Sent Application &
Approval to Tricia
Approval Received from
State
Application Submitted to
State
Exemption Request Sent
to State
State Auth. Required Y or
N (from System)
# of students Enrolled CI
Spring 2012
3
n/a
n/a
Aprox Cost
North Dakota
# of students Enrolled CI
Wint Spr, Summer, Fall 11
State
Information
Color Key: Blue - Stout needs to follow-up; Purple - complete except for COOP//Internship application;
Green - Waiting for a reply from the state; Tan - Completed.
n/a
The University of Wisconsin-Stout is exempt from regulation by the North Dakota State Board for Career and
Technical Education. NDCC ch 15-20.4-02(6) exempts institutions “established, operated and governed” by a
state. By way of this e-mail, I am referring you to Dr. Janet Welk, Director, North Dakota Educational
Standards and Practices Board. ESPB may have requirements pertaining to your school’s online education
programs. It is my understanding all of the programs will be distance education which does not require any
additional correspondence for educator programs.
$3,000 plus
$1,000 per
program fee
Sent letter requesting exemption. We are required to obtain program authorization for: 2) The online
program contains a component (e.g., student teaching, clinical placement, practicum) that will be completed
in Ohio; If students in the program would want to add the reading endorsement to their license, you could
be approved for the endorsement by meeting the standards found here
http://www.ohiohighered.org/sites/default/files/uploads/educationprep/documents/reading_endorsement_program_standards.pdf (and using form B found here http://www.uso.edu/ning/new_endorsement_program_proposal_form_b.docx). Regardless of whether you
choose to seek approval for the endorsement, the program would still need to seek authorization from the
Ohio Board of Regents in order to offer the clinical component here in Ohio.
Current policy does not require institutions outside of Oklahoma to be licensed or authorized by the OSRHE
to offer courses or academic programs that will be delivered exclusively through an online format absent of a
physical presence. However, additional information is requested in order to determine the extent of the
University of Wisconsin-Stout’s (UW-Stout) physical presence. Your response should include: 1) Information
pertaining to proctored exams and experiential student learning activities (e.g., externship, internship,
clinical, practica, etc.) that may be required; 2) Whether the UW-Stout will have administrators or adjunct
faculty oversight for these requirements within the state; 3) If learning activities are required, please explain
the logistics associated with identifying a site and any administrative oversight for the learning activity (i.e.,
is the onus on the student or UW-Stout to identify the site and formalize any agreement); 4)Please indicate
what the level of involvement the site employees will have in evaluating the student’s academic performance
during the learning activity; and 5)Please include information on whether the UW-Stout employs, or will
employ, Oklahoma residents as adjunct faculty and whether these faculty members will convene students
residing in Oklahoma for any reason.
Thank you for your interest in offering degree programs to Oregon students. All institutions wishing to have
Filled out
documented state approval to offer online degree programs and courses to Oregon students from outside
application & the state must submit a complete application (using the Initial Approval Request form) which will be
mailed 11/14 reviewed by ODA to determine whether the school is eligible for exemption or subject to state authorization
under Oregon rules.
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22
14
Y
Rhode Island
2
1
Y
5/21/12
N
Not
Needed
7
6
South Dakota
1
1
n/a
n/a
Aprox Cost
Renewal Date
Can Do COOP-InternshipPracticum-Student teach
with instate supervision
Can Market to Students
Sent Application &
Approval to Tricia
12/23/11 No
Yes
Yes
n/a
n/a
Does not
appear to be a If UW-Stout does not have a physical presence in Rhode Island, no further action on your part is required.
Deanna Velletri
fee
n/a
12/23/11 No
n/a
10/24/11 10/25/11 12/5/11 12/9/11 Yes
must
apply
n/a
not available
No
No
2 years
$1,500
6/14/12 6/14/12 Yes
Yes
n/a
n/a
No physical presence in VT = no need to register.
n/a
If an out-of-state institution does not plan to operate a facility in Virginia and/or the mechanism by which
instruction is initiated (server) is not located within Virginia, the school does not meet Virginia’s criterion of
physical presence.
Texas
9
11
Y
Utah
4
3
Y
1/4/12
Need to
apply
Vermont
0
1
N
5/31/12
n/a
N
The SC Commission on Higher Education is the administering agency of the Nonpublic Postsecondary
Institution License Act. The Commission does not have jurisdiction where institutions enroll SC residents into
online courses or programs where the institution does not conduct activities defined as operating or
soliciting in South Carolina. A clarification of jurisdiction is attached.
must
apply
N
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Yes
$3,000
application fee
plus$500$4,000
per/program
7
25
n/a
6/8/12
Completing the information form complies with Pennsylvania's requirements for distance education until
June 30, 2013. Therefore, at this time, there are no restrictions on your institution in connection with
offering the following distance education or conducting other activities in Pennsylvania that you identified
on the information form
Waiting on reply
5
15
6/6/12
does not
Must
6/30/12 appear to be a
Apply
fee
5/31/12
&
7/12/12
Tennessee
Virginia
Approval Received from
State
info form
10/31/11
sent
1/20/12 2/13/12 Yes
10/31
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Application Submitted to
State
Exemption Request Sent
to State
State Auth. Required Y or
N (from System)
# of students Enrolled CI
Spring 2012
# of students Enrolled CI
Wint Spr, Summer, Fall 11
State
Information
Color Key: Blue - Stout needs to follow-up; Purple - complete except for COOP//Internship application;
Green - Waiting for a reply from the state; Tan - Completed.
n/a
10/20/11
n/a
n/a
n/a
10/21/11 12/23/11 Yes
Yes
n/a
If after reviewing the following explanation, you believe that your institution does not engage in any activity
requiring authorization, no further action by your institution is required. However, if you believe that your
institution should obtain authorization, you must submit an Initial Authorization Application. Obtaining
“Authorization Not Needed” Letter: On March 17, 2011, the U.S. Department of Education (USDOE) released
a Dear Colleague Letter, GEN-11-05, regarding implementation of the program integrity regulations.
December 8, 2011 This memo is to inform you that the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has
approved new distance education regulations regarding Chapter 7 of the Texas Administrative Code:
DEGREE GRANTING COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OTHER THAN TEXAS PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS that are now in
effect. The Coordinating Board considers exempt those institutions that are accredited by an accrediting
agency recognized by the Board and that have no physical presence as defined in 7.3 (29).
However, the Utah legislature recently passed SB 210 in response to 34 CFR 600.9. The law became
effective on May 10, 2011. This will be a filing for an accredited institution to obtain and renew a certificate
of exemption. Please visit the Division’s website at
http://consumerprotection.utah.gov/registrations/schools.html for applications. $1500 application fee.
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1
0
N
5/31/12
n/a
N
n/a
n/a
Y
5/31/12
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Completed
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1
1
must
apply
n/a
No
asked
n/a
n/a
agency is not required.
Since physical presence has not been established, authorization to offer online programs to West Virginia
residents is not required.
Yes
Yes
n/a
n/a
n/a
11/17/11 11/29/11 12/12/11 No
6/11/12 6/12/12
n/a
n/a
Aprox Cost
West Virginia
Renewal Date
n/a
Can Do COOP-InternshipPracticum-Student teach
with instate supervision
Exemption Request Sent
to State
Y
Can Market to Students
State Auth. Required Y or
N (from System)
9
Sent Application &
Approval to Tricia
# of students Enrolled CI
Spring 2012
5
Approval Received from
State
# of students Enrolled CI
Wint Spr, Summer, Fall 11
Washington
Application Submitted to
State
State
Information
Color Key: Blue - Stout needs to follow-up; Purple - complete except for COOP//Internship application;
Green - Waiting for a reply from the state; Tan - Completed.
not available On that basis, it is the determination of the Higher Education Coordinating Board that authorization by our
Email Bounced 6/2/12. bounced again 6/14/12. Sent webmaster note requesting contact.
Complete
Need
d except
Initia Waiting
Need Followfor coop
l
for
up
or
Lette response
internship
r
s
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