Maine § 20-A §10705 Courses for credit

Maine Statutes

§ 20-A §10705 — Courses for credit

Maine·Title 20-A EDUCATION·Part 5 POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION·Ch. 409 DEGREE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS

An educational institution may offer courses or programs for academic credit leading to degree-completion requirements only if:

1.Authority. It has been authorized under sections 10704 and 10704‑A to grant degrees;

2.State board authority. It has been given temporary authority by the state board to use the name "community college," "college" or "university";

3.Out-of-state institution. It is:

4.Coordinated programs. It is offering courses or programs in coordination with an educational institution in the State that is authorized to grant degrees and the state board has approved the coordination.

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An educational institution may offer courses or programs for academic credit leading to degree-completion requirements only if:
1.
Authority.
It has been authorized under sections 10704 and 10704‑A to grant degrees;
2.
State board authority.
It has been given temporary authority by the state board to use the name "community college," "college" or "university";
3.
Out-of-state institution.
It is:
4.
Coordinated programs.
It is offering courses or programs in coordination with an educational institution in the State that is authorized to grant degrees and the state board has approved the coordination.

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