Are schools that are located out of state that recruit prospective students in Colorado to attend an out-of-state school required to be approved?
Yes, out of state schools that are actively soliciting* and recruiting prospective students in the state of Colorado must apply for an out of state certificate of approval and agent permit with the Board. An agent permit is required for any representative of the school that engages in the activities of an agent who offers or attempts to secure the enrollment of any person in this state for education in a school within Colorado or for a school located outside this state. Out of state schools are required secure a minimum $50,000 surety bond and required to renew their certificate of approval to operate annually.
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