New geographic location definition
New geographic location means an additional out-of-region instructional site at which 50 percent or more of a Board authorized certificate or degree program is offered. Institutions offering less than 50 percent of credit hours for a program that has either been authorized by the Board for delivery in the institution's home region or does not require Board authorization as a result of the exemption for institutions that have been in existence since prior to the 1961 Act as noted in Section 1030.10 does not require additional approval if the institution is authorized in that region. Any program offered in an initial operating region or a new region for which there is no current Board authorization must receive certificate or degree approval for the program before the 50 percent new geographic location definition applies for additional out-of-region locations.
New geographic location means an additional out-of-region instructional site at which 50 percent or more of a Board authorized certificate or degree program is offered. Institutions offering less than 50 percent of credit hours for a program that has either been authorized by the Board for delivery in the institution's home region or does not require Board authorization as a result of the exemption for
New geographic location means an additional out-of-region instructional site at which 50 percent or more of a Board authorized certificate or degree program is offered.