Colorado § 12-245-215 Legislative intent - schools and colleges - examinations

Colorado Statutes

§ 12-245-215 — Legislative intent - schools and colleges - examinations

Colorado·Title 12 Professions·Art. Mental Health

It is
the intent of the general assembly that the definition relating to full-time courses
of study and institutions of higher education for graduation of persons who are
qualified to take examinations for licensure under this article 245 be liberally
construed by each board under the board's rule-making powers to ensure the right
to take the examinations. It is not the intent that technical barriers be used to deny
the ability to take an examination.

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It is
the intent of the general assembly that the definition relating to full-time courses
of study and institutions of higher education for graduation of persons who are
qualified to take examinations for licensure under this article 245 be liberally
construed by each board under the board's rule-making powers to ensure the right
to take the examinations. It is not the intent that technical barriers be used to deny
the ability to take an examination.

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