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Secretary has determined to be reliable preaccreditation, initial accreditation, (‘‘Candidate for Accreditation’’) of
authorities concerning the quality of and adverse actions. institutions of higher education in
education or training provided by the New England Association of Schools Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Nevada,
institutions, programs, or both that these and Colleges, Commission on Technical Oregon, Utah, and Washington.
agencies accredit or approve. The and Career Institutions (1952/1997/ Southern Association of Colleges and
criteria the Secretary uses in 2002). Scope of recognition: The Schools, Commission on Colleges (1952/
determining whether a particular agency accreditation and preaccreditation 1995/2001). Scope of recognition: The
should be listed as a nationally (‘‘Candidacy’’) of secondary institutions accreditation and preaccreditation
recognized accrediting agency are in 34 with vocational-technical programs at (‘‘Candidate for Accreditation’’) of
CFR part 602, while the criteria for State the 13th and 14th grade level, degree-granting institutions of higher
approval agencies are in 34 CFR part postsecondary institutions, and education in Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
603. The dates in parentheses for each institutions of higher education that Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North
agency are the date of initial listing as provide primarily vocational/technical Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,
a nationally recognized agency, the date education at the certificate, associate, Texas, and Virginia.
of the Secretary’s most recent grant of and baccalaureate degree levels in Western Association of Schools and
recognition to the agency, and the date Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Colleges, Accrediting Commission for
of the agency’s next scheduled review New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Community and Junior Colleges (1952/
for continued recognition. The Vermont. This recognition extends to 1997/2002). Scope of recognition: The
geographical scope of recognition of the Board of Trustees of the Association accreditation and preaccreditation
each accrediting agency is the United jointly with the Commission for (‘‘Candidate for Accreditation’’) of
States, unless stated otherwise. If the decisions involving preaccreditation, community and junior colleges in
Secretary has placed a limitation on the initial accreditation, and adverse California, Hawaii, the United States
scope of an agency’s recognition for actions. Title IV Note: Any vocational/ territories of Guam and American
purposes of Title IV of the Higher technical schools accredited by this Samoa, the Republic of Palau, the
Education Act of 1965, as amended, that agency that offer non-degree, Federated States of Micronesia, the
limitation is noted in a Title IV Note for postsecondary education and that wish Commonwealth of the Northern
that agency. to use that accreditation to establish Marianna Islands, and the Republic of
Note: A determination as to whether or not eligibility to participate in Title IV the Marshall Islands.
an agency’s scope of recognition includes the programs must be accredited by the Western Association of Schools and
accreditation of distance education applies agency as offering education through the Colleges, Accrediting Commission for
only to agencies reviewed for recognition 13th or 14th grade level. Schools (1974/1999/2003). Scope of
after November, 1999. North Central Association of Colleges recognition: The accreditation and
and Schools, Commission on preaccreditation (‘‘Candidate for
I. Regional Institutional Accrediting
Institutions of Higher Education (1952/ Accreditation’’) of adult and
Agencies
1997/2002). Scope of recognition: The postsecondary schools that offer
Middle States Association of Colleges accreditation and preaccreditation programs below the degree level in
and Schools, Commission on Higher (‘‘Candidate for Accreditation’’) of California, Hawaii, the United States
Education (1952/1996/2002). Scope of degree-granting institutions of higher territories of Guam and American
recognition: the accreditation and education in Arizona, Arkansas, Samoa, the Republic of Palau, the
preaccreditation (‘‘Candidate for Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Federated States of Micronesia, the
Accreditation’’) of institutions of higher Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Commonwealth of the Northern
education in Delaware, The District of Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Marianna Islands, and the Republic of
Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, New Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, West the Marshall Islands. Title IV Note: Only
York, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, the Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and the adult and postsecondary schools
U.S. Virgin Islands, the Republic of Navajo Nation. accredited by this agency that offer
Panama and a limited number of North Central Association of Colleges postsecondary programs below the
freestanding American-style institutions and Schools, Executive Board of the degree level may use accreditation by
abroad that are chartered or licensed by Commission on Schools (1974/1998/ this agency to establish eligibility to
an appropriate agency within the 2000). Scope of recognition: The participate in Title IV programs.
Middle States region. accreditation and preaccreditation Western Association of Schools and
New England Association of Schools (‘‘Candidate for Accreditation’’) of Colleges, Accrediting Commission for
and Colleges, Commission on schools offering non-degree, Senior Colleges and Universities (1952/
Institutions of Higher Education (1952/ postsecondary education in Arizona, 1995/2001). Scope of recognition: The
1997/2002). Scope of recognition: The Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, accreditation and preaccreditation
accreditation and preaccreditation Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, (‘‘Candidate for Accreditation’’) of
(‘‘Candidate for Accreditation’’) of Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, North senior colleges and universities in
institutions of higher education in Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, California, Hawaii, the United States
Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, territories of Guam and American
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and and the Navajo Nation. Title IV Note: Samoa, the Republic of Palau, the
Vermont that award bachelor’s, Only those vocational/technical schools Federated States of Micronesia, the
master’s, or doctoral degrees, or any accredited by this agency that offer non- Commonwealth of the Northern
combination of these degrees, as well as degree, postsecondary education may Marianna Islands, and the Republic of
associate degree-granting institutions in use that accreditation to establish the Marshall Islands.
those states that include degrees in eligibility to participate in Title IV
liberal arts or general studies among programs. II. National Institutional and
their offerings. This recognition extends Northwest Association of Schools and Specialized Accrediting Agencies
to the Board of Trustees of the Colleges, Commission on Colleges Accreditation Board for Engineering
Association jointly with the (1952/1997/2002). Scope of recognition: and Technology, Inc. (1952/1997/2001).
Commission for decisions involving The accreditation and preaccreditation Scope of recognition: The accreditation
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of basic (baccalaureate) and advanced Accrediting Council for Continuing IV Note: Accreditation by this agency
(master’s) level programs in engineering, Education and Training (1978/1997/ does not enable the entities it accredits
associate and baccalaureate degree 2002). Scope of recognition: The to establish eligibility to participate in
programs in engineering technology, accreditation of institutions of higher Title IV programs.
and engineering-related programs at the education that offer non-collegiate American Association of Nurse
baccalaureate and advanced degree continuing education programs. Title IV Anesthetists, Council on Accreditation
level. Title IV Note: Accreditation by Note: Only those institutions classified of Nurse Anesthesia Educational
this agency does not enable the entities by this agency as ‘‘vocational’’ may use Programs (1955/1996/2002). Scope of
it accredits to establish eligibility to accreditation by the agency to establish recognition: The accreditation of
participate in Title IV programs. eligibility to participate in Title IV institutions and programs of nurse
Accreditation Commission for programs. anesthesia at the certificate, master’s, or
Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Accrediting Council for Independent doctoral degree levels. Title IV Note:
(1988/1995/2000). Scope of recognition: Colleges and Schools (1956/1995/2001). Only hospital-based nurse anesthesia
The accreditation of first-professional Scope of recognition: The accreditation programs and freestanding nurse
master’s degree and professional of private postsecondary institutions anesthesia institutions may use
master’s level certificate and diploma offering business and business-related accreditation by this agency to establish
programs in acupuncture and Oriental programs and the accreditation and eligibility to participate in Title IV
medicine. Title IV Note: Only preaccreditation (‘‘Recognized programs
freestanding schools or colleges of Candidate’’) of junior and senior American Bar Association, Council of
acupuncture or Oriental medicine may colleges of business (including senior the Section of Legal Education and
use accreditation by this agency to colleges with master’s degree programs), Admissions to the Bar (1952/1997/
establish eligibility to participate in as well as independent, freestanding 2000). Scope of recognition: The
Title IV programs. institutions offering only graduate accreditation of programs in legal
Accrediting Association of Bible business and business-related programs education that lead to the first
Colleges, Commission on Accreditation at the master’s degree level. Title IV professional degree in law, as well as
(1952/1996/2001). Scope of recognition: Note: The only institutions freestanding law schools offering such
The accreditation and preaccreditation preaccredited by this agency that may programs. Title IV Note: Only
(‘‘Candidate for Accreditation’’) of Bible use that preaccreditation to establish freestanding law schools may use
colleges and institutes offering eligibility to participate in Title IV accreditation by this agency to establish
undergraduate programs. programs are private, non-profit junior eligibility to participate in Title IV
Accrediting Bureau of Health and senior colleges of business and programs.
Education Schools (1982/1998/2002). private, non-profit freestanding American Board of Funeral Service
Scope of recognition: The accreditation institutions offering only graduate Education, Committee on Accreditation
of private, postsecondary allied health business and business-related programs (1972/1997/2002). Scope of recognition:
education institutions and institutions at the master’s degree level. The accreditation of institutions and
that offer predominantly allied health Accrediting Council on Education in programs awarding diplomas, associate
programs, medical assistant programs, Journalism and Mass Communications degrees and bachelor’s degrees in
medical laboratory technician programs, (1952/1996/2001). Scope of recognition: funeral service or mortuary science.
and allied health programs leading to The accreditation of units within Title IV Note: Only freestanding schools
certificates, diplomas, and the Associate institutions offering professional or colleges of funeral service or
of Applied Science and the Associate of undergraduate and graduate (master’s) mortuary science may use accreditation
Occupational Science degrees. Title IV degree programs in journalism and mass by this agency to establish eligibility to
Note: Only freestanding allied health communications. Title IV Note: participate in Title IV programs.
education institutions and institutions Accreditation by this agency does not American College of Nurse-Midwives,
that offer predominantly allied health enable the entities it accredits to Division of Accreditation (1982/1995/
programs may use accreditation by this establish eligibility to participate in 2001). Scope of recognition: The
agency to establish eligibility to Title IV programs. accreditation and preaccreditation
participate in Title IV programs. American Academy for Liberal (‘‘Preaccreditation’’) of basic certificate
Accrediting Commission of Career Education (1995/1997/2001). Scope of and graduate nurse-midwifery
Schools and Colleges of Technology recognition: The accreditation and education programs for registered
(1967/1999/2003). Scope of recognition: preaccreditation (‘‘Candidate for nurses, as well as the accreditation and
The accreditation of private, Accreditation’’) of institutions of higher preaccreditation of pre-certification
postsecondary, non-degree-granting education and programs within nurse-midwifery education programs.
institutions and degree-granting institutions of higher education that Title IV Note: Accreditation by this
institutions, including those granting offer liberal arts degrees at the agency does not enable the entities it
associate and baccalaureate degrees, that baccalaureate level or a documented accredits to establish eligibility to
are predominantly organized to educate equivalency. Title IV Note: Only participate in Title IV programs.
students for occupational, trade and institutions of higher education American Council on Pharmaceutical
technical careers. accredited by this agency may use that Education (1952/1995/2001). Scope of
Accrediting Commission on accreditation to establish eligibility to recognition: The accreditation and
Education for Health Services participate in Title IV programs. preaccreditation (‘‘Precandidate’’ and
Administration (1970/1995/2000). American Association for Marriage ‘‘Candidate’’) of professional degree
Scope of recognition: The accreditation and Family Therapy, Commission on programs in pharmacy leading to the
of graduate programs in health services Accreditation for Marriage and Family degrees of Baccalaureate in Pharmacy
administration. Title IV Note: Therapy Education (1978/1995/2000). and Doctor of Pharmacy. Title IV Note:
Accreditation by this agency does not Scope of recognition: The accreditation Accreditation by this agency does not
enable the entities it accredits to of clinical training programs in marriage enable the entities it accredits to
establish eligibility to participate in and family therapy at the master’s, establish eligibility to participate in
Title IV programs. doctoral, and postgraduate levels. Title Title IV programs.
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Note: Only freestanding schools or establish eligibility to participate in accreditation of women’s health nurse
colleges of chiropractic may use Title IV programs. practitioner programs. Title IV Note:
accreditation by this agency to establish Joint Review Committee on Education Accreditation by this agency does not
eligibility to participate in Title IV in Radiologic Technology (1957/1995/ enable the entities it accredits to
programs. 2001). Scope of recognition: The establish eligibility to participate in
Council on Education for Public accreditation of educational programs Title IV programs.
Health (1974/1997/2002). Scope of for radiographers and radiation National Association of Schools of Art
recognition: The accreditation and therapists. Title IV Note: Only hospital- and Design, Commission on
preaccreditation (‘‘Preaccreditation’’) of based radiologic technology programs Accreditation (1966/1997/2002). Scope
graduate schools of public health, and freestanding radiologic technology of recognition: The accreditation of
graduate programs in community health institutions may use accreditation by institutions and units within
education outside schools of public this agency to establish eligibility to institutions offering degree-granting and
health, and graduate programs in participate in Title IV programs. non-degree-granting programs in art,
community health/preventive medicine Liaison Committee on Medical design, or art/design-related disciplines.
outside schools of public health. Title Education (1952/1997/2002). Scope of Title IV Note: Only freestanding schools
IV Note: Accreditation by this agency recognition: The accreditation of or colleges of art and design may use
does not enable the entities it accredits medical education programs leading to accreditation by this agency to establish
to establish eligibility to participate in the M.D. degree. Title IV Note: eligibility to participate in Title IV
Title IV programs. Accreditation by this agency does not programs.
Council on Naturopathic Medical enable the entities it accredits to National Association of Schools of
Education (1987/1995/1999). Scope of establish eligibility to participate in Dance, Commission on Accreditation
recognition: The accreditation and Title IV programs. (1983/1997/2002). Scope of recognition:
Montessori Accreditation Council for The accreditation of institutions and
preaccreditation (‘‘Candidate for
Teacher Education, Commission on units within institutions offering degree-
Accreditation’’) of institutions and
Accreditation (1995/1999/2003). Scope granting and non-degree-granting
graduate programs in Naturopathy that
of recognition: The accreditation of programs in dance and dance-related
lead to the degree of Doctor of Montessori teacher education disciplines. Title IV Note: Only
Naturopathy (N.D.) or Doctor of institutions and programs evaluated by freestanding schools or colleges of
Naturopathic Medicine (N.M.D.). Title the following review committees: the dance may use accreditation by this
IV Note: Only freestanding schools or American Montessori Society Review agency to establish eligibility to
colleges of naturopathic medicine or Committee and the Independent Review participate in Title IV programs.
naturopathy may use accreditation by Committee. Title IV Note: Only National Association of Schools of
this agency to establish eligibility to freestanding Montessori teacher Music, Commission on Accreditation,
participate in Title IV programs. NOTE: education schools may use accreditation Commission on Non-Degree-Granting
The agency was last reviewed for by this agency to establish eligibility to Accreditation, Commission on
continued recognition in December participate in Title IV programs. Community/Junior College
1999. The Secretary’s decision regarding Further, that accreditation must have Accreditation (1952/1997/2002). Scope
recognition is still pending. been granted in conjunction with the of recognition: The accreditation of
Council on Occupational Education accrediting activities of the review institutions and units within
(1969/1997/2000). Scope of recognition: committees listed above. institutions offering degree-granting and
The accreditation and preaccreditation National Accrediting Agency for non-degree-granting programs in music
(‘‘Candidate for Accreditation’’) of non- Clinical Laboratory Sciences (1974/ and music-related disciplines, including
degree granting postsecondary 1996/2001). Scope of recognition: The community/junior colleges and
occupational/vocational institutions and accreditation of programs in Clinical independent degree-granting and non-
those postsecondary occupational/ Laboratory Science/Medical degree-granting institutions. Title IV
vocational education institutions that Technology, Clinical Laboratory Note: Only freestanding schools or
grant the applied associate degree in Technician/Medical Laboratory colleges of music may use accreditation
specific vocational/occupational fields. Technician-Associate Degree, Clinical by this agency to establish eligibility to
Distance Education and Training Laboratory Technician/Medical participate in Title IV programs.
Council, Accrediting Commission Laboratory Technician-Certificate, National Association of Schools of
(1959/1996/2001). Scope of recognition: Histologic Technician/ Theatre, Commission on Accreditation
The accreditation of private and non- Histotechnologist, and Pathologists’ (1982/1997/2002). Scope of recognition:
private distance education institutions Assistant. Title IV Note: Only hospital- The accreditation of institutions and
offering non-degree and associate, based clinical laboratory science units within institutions offering degree-
baccalaureate, and master’s degree programs and freestanding laboratory granting and non-degree-granting
programs primarily through the distance science institutions may use programs in theatre and theatre-related
learning method. Title IV Note: accreditation by this agency to establish disciplines. Title IV Note: Only
Accreditation by this agency does not eligibility to participate in Title IV freestanding schools or colleges of
enable the entities it accredits to programs. theatre may use accreditation by this
establish eligibility to participate in National Accrediting Commission of agency to establish eligibility to
Title IV programs. Cosmetology Arts and Sciences (1970/ participate in Title IV programs.
Joint Review Committee on 1999/2004). Scope of recognition: The National Council for Accreditation of
Educational Programs in Nuclear accreditation of postsecondary schools Teacher Education (1952/1995/2000).
Medicine Technology (1974/1995/2001). and departments of cosmetology arts Scope of recognition: The accreditation
Scope of recognition: The accreditation and sciences. of professional education units
of higher education programs for the National Association of Nurse providing baccalaureate and graduate
nuclear medicine technologist. Title IV Practitioners in Women’s Health, degree programs for the preparation of
Note: Accreditation by this agency does Council on Accreditation (1996/1998/ teachers and other professional
not enable the entities it accredits to 2002). Scope of recognition: The personnel for elementary and secondary
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schools. Title IV Note: Accreditation by Puerto Rico Human Resources and Dated: August 25, 2000.
this agency does not enable the entities Occupational Development Council A. Lee Fritschler,
it accredits to establish eligibility to (1983/2000/2004). Assistant Secretary, Office of Postsecondary,
participate in Title IV programs. Utah State Board for Applied Education.
National League for Nursing Technology Education (1976/1998/ [FR Doc. 00–22400 Filed 8–31–00; 8:45 am]
Accrediting Commission (1952/1998/ 2002). BILLING CODE 4000–01–U
2001). Scope of recognition: The IV. State Approval Agencies for Nurse
accreditation of programs in practical Education
nursing, and diploma, associate, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
baccalaureate and higher degree nurse Iowa Board of Nursing (1969/1998/
2002). [CFDA No.: 84.007, 84.033, and 84.038]
education programs. Title IV Note: Only
Maryland Board of Nursing (1985/1998/
diploma programs and practical nursing Student Financial Assistance; Federal
2002).
programs not located in a regionally Missouri State Board of Nursing (1970/ Perkins Loan, Federal Work-Study, and
accredited college or university may use 1999/2003). Federal Supplemental Educational
accreditation by this agency to establish Montana Board of Nursing (1969/2000/ Opportunity Grant Programs
eligibility to participate in Title IV 2004).
programs. Notice of the closing date for
New Hampshire Board of Nursing
New York State Board of Regents submitting waivers of the allocation
(1969/1999/2003).
(1952/1995/2000). Scope of recognition: New York State Board of Regents (1969/ reduction provisions of the Federal
The accreditation (registration) of 1998/2002). Perkins Loan, Federal Work-Study
collegiate degree-granting programs or (FWS), and Federal Supplemental
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
curricula offered by institutions of Karen W. Kershenstein, Director,
higher education located in the state of programs.
Accreditation and State Liaison, U.S.
New York and of credit-bearing SUMMARY: Under sections 413D(d)(2),
Department of Education, 1990 K Street
certificate and diploma programs NW, Room 7105, Washington, D.C. 442(d)(2), and 462(i)(4) of the Higher
offered by degree-granting institutions 20006–8509. Telephone: (202) 219– Education Act of 1965, as amended, if
of higher education located in the state 7011. The e-mail address for Dr. an institution returns to the Department
of New York. for reallocation more than ten percent of
l
Kershenstein is:
Transnational Association of Karen Kershenstein@ed.gov its Federal Perkins Loan, FWS, or
Christian Colleges and Schools, Individuals who use a FSEOG allocation for an award year, the
Accreditation Commission (1991/1999/ telecommunications device for the deaf institution will have its allocation for
2004). Scope of recognition: The (TDD) may call the Federal Information the second succeeding award year for
accreditation and preaccreditation Relay Service (FIRS) at 1–800–877– that program reduced by the dollar
(‘‘Candidate for Accreditation’’) of 8339. amount returned. The Secretary may
postsecondary institutions that offer Individuals with disabilities may waive this requirement for an institution
certificates, diplomas, and associate, obtain this document in an alternate if the Secretary finds that enforcement
baccalaureate, and graduate degrees, format (e.g., Braille, large print, of the requirement would be contrary to
including institutions that offer distance audiotape, or computer diskette) on the interest of that program. The
education. request to the contact person listed in Secretary considers the enforcement of
the preceding paragraph. this requirement contrary to the interest
III. State Approval Agencies for Public of that program only if the institution
Postsecondary Vocational Education Electronic Access To This Document returns more than ten percent of its
Kansas Board of Regents (1975/1998/ You may view this document, as well allocation due to circumstances beyond
2002). as all other Department of Education the institution’s control that are not
Missouri State Board of Education documents published in the Federal expected to recur. Accordingly, we give
(1974/1999/2003). Register, in text or Portable Document notice to institutions that returned more
New York State Board of Regents Format (PDF) on the Internet at either of than ten percent of their 1999–2000
(1974/1998/2002). the following sites: award year allocations under the
Oklahoma Board of Career and http://ocfo.ed.gov/fedreg.htm Federal Perkins Loan, FWS, or FSEOG
Technology Education (1976/1998/ http://www.ed.gov/news.html programs of the deadline date for
2002). Scope of recognition: The To use the PDF you must have Adobe submitting a written request to waive
approval of public postsecondary Acrobat Reader, which is available free the allocation reduction provisions for
vocational education offered at at either of the previous sites. If you those programs for the 2001–2002 award
institutions in the State of Oklahoma have any questions about using the PDF, year.
that are not under the jurisdiction of the call the U.S. Government Printing Office DATES: Closing Date for Submitting a
Oklahoma State Regents for Higher (GPO) toll free, at 1–888–293-6498; or in Waiver Request and Supporting
Education. the Washington, DC area, at (202) 512– Information or Documents. If an
Oklahoma State Regents for Higher 1530. institution returned more than ten
Education (1976/1996/2000). Scope of Note: The official version of this document percent of its Federal Perkins Loan,
recognition: The approval of public is the document published in the Federal FWS, or FSEOG allocation for the 1999–
postsecondary vocational education in Register. Free Internet access to the official 2000 award year and wants a waiver of
the state of Oklahoma for which credit edition of the Federal Register and the Code the allocation reduction provision under
of Federal Regulations is available on GPO
earned is applied toward a degree, Access at: http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/
that program for the 2001–2002 award
diploma, or other postsecondary index.html year, it must submit a waiver request,
academic or collegiate award given at Program Authority: 20 U.S.C. 1001(a)(5), provide a written explanation for its
State institutions comprising the 1094(c)(4), 1011c, 1401(a)(11)(E), 4351(3); 25 return of those funds, and submit any
Oklahoma State System of Higher U.S.C. 1813; 38 U.S.C. 3675(a); 42 U.S.C. additional documentation to support its
Education. 298b(6). explanation by October 1, 2000.
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