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*Proprietary schools. MDHG - Mo Dept of Higher Ed. They regulate occupational vs proprietary school. | *Proprietary schools. MDHG - Mo Dept of Higher Ed. They regulate occupational vs proprietary school. | ||
*A certificate is something that anyone can define. | *A certificate is something that anyone can define. | ||
*The thing they think about - is licensure. Beautician, food handler, etc that has a state licensure - they they want to be part of it. | |||
*David can look at what is required: | |||
**Enrollment agreement | |||
**Brochure | |||
**Catalog that describes the course of study | |||
**Facility? | |||
**Personnel? | |||
*Dept of Ed requires visits | |||
*Degree ? Approved by MO to operate. Check - degree program? Associate degree of tech school degree. Accredited in as little as 2 years, etc. | |||
**REgistered as a business, and as a school - comply with proprietary school organization. South dakota had no propriatary approve | |||
**Proprietary agency in MO is called - Dept in mo is - https://dhewd.mo.gov/ |
Revision as of 23:36, 9 August 2021
- Partner or standalone
- Not partner, but contractural arrangement. Ex- it's an important contribution, but we don't teach it.
- Say UMKC can do up to 1/2 of a program
- Certificate program.
- Protecting consumers. That we are legit and ethical.
- Under 25% of a program - category - for a smaller program
- Person at the accrediting office can say - "you're approved"
- Someone like a consultant accreditor
- Can take 6 months for a 25% accreditation
- Accreditation for a welding school. VA funding for a welding school.
- Welding school with a Missouri approval. Question is what VA wants to see.
- VA, voc rehab, tuition assistance.
- Approved, in catalogue.
- Regulations made it more complicated.
- Too many conversations confuses agencies - needs one point of contact.
- We can teach, we do that
- Proprietary schools. MDHG - Mo Dept of Higher Ed. They regulate occupational vs proprietary school.
- A certificate is something that anyone can define.
- The thing they think about - is licensure. Beautician, food handler, etc that has a state licensure - they they want to be part of it.
- David can look at what is required:
- Enrollment agreement
- Brochure
- Catalog that describes the course of study
- Facility?
- Personnel?
- Dept of Ed requires visits
- Degree ? Approved by MO to operate. Check - degree program? Associate degree of tech school degree. Accredited in as little as 2 years, etc.
- REgistered as a business, and as a school - comply with proprietary school organization. South dakota had no propriatary approve
- Proprietary agency in MO is called - Dept in mo is - https://dhewd.mo.gov/