History of State Authorization Physical Presence Summary

Last update Feb. 3^rd 2012 12:35:13 AM

Creation date Feb. 2^nd 2012 8:29:08 PM

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  MeganWCET on Feb. 3^rd 2012 12:35:13 AMReport

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  Agency, Physical Presence Standard and Applicable Statute/Regulation, Distance Education Regulated, Only Those with a Physical Presence, Distance Education Regulated, All Without Regard to Physical Presence, Type of Institution Regulated by the Agency: Public Degree Granting Inst., Type of Institution Regulated by the Agency: Private Degree Granting Inst., Type of Institution Regulated by the Agency: Non-Degree Granting/Occupational Schools, Trigger: Employing FT faculty in the state, Trigger: Employing full-time faculty in the state to provide instruction via distance education programs to students in the state, Trigger: Presence of Staff/in state employees (other than recruiters) an express trigger per located statutory language., Trigger: 3rd Party Agreements/Contract: Employing mentors, tutors, or preceptors in the state who are residents of the state on an individual basis., Trigger: 3rd Party Agreements/Contract: Proctored exams with an entity in the state chosen by the student but approved by the institution, Trigger:3rd Party Agreements/Contract: Having an agreement between the institution and in-state institutions/entities to provide students services., Trigger: Classroom Activities: Hosting in state short term seminars or conferences where Students Meet Face to Face in the state, Trigger: Classroom Activities: Allowing a student to complete an internship, clinicals, etc. organized by the institution or found by the student., Trigger: Recruiting Activities: on-the-ground recruiting of students by the inst., Trigger: Recruiting Activities: Agent recruiting students on the state on an occasional basis (i.e. at job fairs), Trigger: Advertising: Advertising in national media sources that can be accessed by residents of the state, Trigger: Advertising: Advertising in local media sources that are largely viewed by residents of the state?, Trigger: Institutional Property In State: Servers or other equipment located in state, Trigger: Institutional Property in State: Statutory/Regulatory Language located Expressly References Some physical location., Trigger: In-State Correspondence: Statutory/Regulatory Language Located Expressly References mailing address as a trigger., Trigger: In-State Correspondence: Statutory/Regulatory Language Located Expressly References telephone number as a trigger., Trigger: Other: Statutory/Regulatory Language Located Expressly References Tax Forms: Providing W-2/1099 located in the state as a trigger., Comments

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  MeganWCET on Feb. 3^rd 2012 12:23:21 AMReport

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  Compare Agency vs Distance Educators Regulated, All Without Regard to Physical Presence vs Distance Educators Regulated, Only Those with a Physical Presence vs Type of Institution Regulated by the Agency: Public Degree Granting Inst. vs Type of I...

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  Physical Presence Standard and Applicable Statute/Regulation, Agency, Comments, Trigger: Recruiting Activities: on-the-ground recruiting of students by the inst., Trigger: Recruiting Activities: Agent recruiting students on the state on an occasional basis (i.e. at job fairs), Trigger: Advertising: Advertising in local media sources that are largely viewed by residents of the state?, Distance Education Regulated, Only Those with a Physical Presence, Type of Institution Regulated by the Agency: Private Degree Granting Inst., Type of Institution Regulated by the Agency: Non-Degree Granting/Occupational Schools, Trigger: 3rd Party Agreements/Contract: Proctored exams with an entity in the state chosen by the student but approved by the institution, Trigger: Classroom Activities: Hosting in state short term seminars or conferences where Students Meet Face to Face in the state, Trigger: Employing full-time faculty in the state to provide instruction via distance education programs to students in the state, Trigger: 3rd Party Agreements/Contract: Employing mentors, tutors, or preceptors in the state who are residents of the state on an individual basis., Trigger:3rd Party Agreements/Contract: Having an agreement between the institution and in-state institutions/entities to provide students services., Trigger: Classroom Activities: Allowing a student to complete an internship, clinicals, etc. organized by the institution or found by the student., Trigger: Institutional Property In State: Servers or other equipment located in state, Trigger: Employing FT faculty in the state, Trigger: Advertising: Advertising in national media sources that can be accessed by residents of the state, Trigger: In-State Correspondence: Statutory/Regulatory Language Located Expressly References mailing address as a trigger., Trigger: Presence of Staff/in state employees (other than recruiters) an express trigger per located statutory language., Trigger: In-State Correspondence: Statutory/Regulatory Language Located Expressly References telephone number as a trigger., Trigger: Other: Statutory/Regulatory Language Located Expressly References Tax Forms: Providing W-2/1099 located in the state as a trigger., Trigger: Institutional Property in State: Statutory/Regulatory Language located Expressly References Some physical location., Distance Education Regulated, All Without Regard to Physical Presence, Type of Institution Regulated by the Agency: Public Degree Granting Inst.

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  Name, Alabama, Alabama Continued, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Arkansas Continued, California, Colorado, Colorado Continued, Connecticut, Delaware, DC, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Illinois Continued, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Kentucky Continued, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Mississippi Continued, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nebraska Continued, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Jersey Continued, New Mexico, New York, New York Continued, North Carolina, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Ohio Continued, Oklahoma, Oklahoma Continued, Okalama Continued2, Oregon, Oregon Continued, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Texas Continued, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Washington Continued, West Virginia, West Virginia Continued, Wisconsin, Wyoming