Iowa § 261B.9 Disclosure to students

Iowa Statutes

§ 261B.9 — Disclosure to students

Iowa § 261B.9

Title VIIEDUCATION, HISTORY, AND CULTURE

Ch. 261BREGISTRATION OF POSTSECONDARY SCHOOLS

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Prior to the commencement of a course of instruction and prior to the receipt of a tuition charge or fee for a course of instruction, a school shall provide written disclosure to students of the following information accompanied by a statement that the information is being provided in compliance with this section:

1.The name or title of the course.

2.A brief description of the subject matter of the course.

3.The tuition charge or other fees charged for the course. If a student is enrolled in more 5 REGISTRATION OF POSTSECONDARY SCHOOLS, §261B.11 than one course at the school, the tuition charge or fee for all courses may be stated in one sum.

4.The refund policy of the school for the return of the refundable portion of tuition, fees, or other charges. If refunds are not to be paid, the

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Prior to the commencement of a course of instruction and prior to the receipt of a tuition
charge or fee for a course of instruction, a school shall provide written disclosure to students
of the following information accompanied by a statement that the information is being
provided in compliance with this section:
1. The name or title of the course.
2. A brief description of the subject matter of the course.
3. The tuition charge or other fees charged for the course. If a student is enrolled in more
5 REGISTRATION OF POSTSECONDARY SCHOOLS, §261B.11
than one course at the school, the tuition charge or fee for all courses may be stated in one
sum.
4. The refund policy of the school for the return of the refundable portion of tuition, fees,
or other charges. If refunds are not to be paid, the information shall state that fact.
5. Whether the credential or certificate issued, awarded, or credited to a student upon
completion of the course or the fact of completion of the course is applicable toward a degree
granted by the school and, if so, under what circumstances the application will be made.
6. The name of the accrediting agency recognized by the United States department of
education or its successor agency which has accredited the school.
7. The disclosures required by the department of education for an out-of-state school that
the state board of education approves to offer a practitioner preparation program by distance
delivery method.