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CT HB06584
Bill
Status
3/4/2021
Primary Sponsor
Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee
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AI Summary
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Out-of-state private occupational schools must obtain authorization from the Office of Higher Education before offering distance learning programs in Connecticut, effective July 1, 2021
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Representatives of unauthorized out-of-state private occupational schools must obtain a permit before soliciting enrollments, visiting prospective students' residences, or providing counsel to prospective students
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Representatives must pay a nonrefundable $500 fee into the private occupational student protection account upon permit issuance, with permits valid for one year
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Distance learning authorization is valid for one year and may be renewed; the Office of Higher Education will establish a schedule of application and renewal fees
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"Distance learning program" is defined as instruction delivered by broadcast, correspondence, or Internet without requiring in-person attendance
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Out-of-state Private Occupational Schools.
Last Action
Public Hearing 03/09
3/5/2021