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Kansas Private and Out-of-State Postsecondary Education. Private Postsecondary Schools Division staff:. Jacqueline Johnson , Director 785.296.4917 [email protected]. Overview and statutes On-line system Annual renewal Review Process & Site Visits Yearly data collection - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Kansas Private and Out-of-State Postsecondary Education

KansasPrivate and Out-of-State

Postsecondary Education

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Jacqueline Johnson, Director

785.296.4917 [email protected]

Private Postsecondary Schools Division staff:

Crystal Puderbaugh [email protected]

Associate Director 785.296.2528

Katie Geier [email protected]

Program Consultant 785.296.2410

Craig Haugsness, Ph.D. [email protected]

Business Analyst 785.296.8388

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• Overview and statutes

• On-line system

• Annual renewal

• Review Process & Site Visits

• Yearly data collection

• Question and answer period

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Jacqui Johnson

Director

Private Postsecondary Division

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Definition: Postsecondary Institution

Any business, operated for profit or not-for-profit: • Which either (a) has a physical presence in Kansas

or (b) solicits students within Kansas to attend school while remaining in Kansas

• That is (a) offering degrees or (b) training or preparing people for a field of endeavor in a business, trade, technical or industrial occupation

• That is not exempted by the Act.5

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Craig Haugsness, Ph.D.

PPS Business Analyst

KPODS Data Collection

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Katie Geier

Program Consultant

KPODS Help Desk

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Certificate of Approval Required for lawful operation

Issued by the Board if statutory standards are met

30 days to 9 months to review for approval

Renewed annually

Must continually comply

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Applications & Renewals Financially responsible

Fulfill commitments for instruction

No erroneous or misleading advertising

Meet requirements for Courses, curriculum and instruction material, space, etc.

Provide qualified directors, administrators and instructors

Provide student information about tuition, fees, and refunds

Comply with Rules pertaining to absence, attendance, and academic records

Rules of operation and student conduct furnished to students

Students are given certificates, diplomas or degrees upon completion

Comply with all local, state and federal regulations12

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Fees

• Regulation carries out fee statute; regulation amended as statute changes and if division needs to raise fees to statutory maximums.

• Fees for different categories include; In-state and out-of-state applications, renewals, adding more programs, representatives soliciting in state.

• A bond is required to cover storage costs if a school closes.

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Crystal Puderbaugh

PPS Associate Director

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Review Process

Catalogs

Programs

Financials

Site visits

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Site Visits Always done for first time degree

granting “bricks and mortar” applicants located within Kansas

Five year site review cycle

New schools may be visited more often as needed and as time allows

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Craig Haugsness, Ph.D.

PPS Business Analyst

KPODS Data Collection

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Article 32. - HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATION;STATE BOARD OF REGENTS

74-32,184. Statewide data collection system. Within the limits

of appropriations therefore, the state board shall develop and

maintain a statewide data collection system to collect and

analyze private and out-of-state postsecondary educational

information, including, but not limited to, student, course, financial

aid and program demographics that will assist the board in

improving the quality of private and out-of-state postsecondary

education.

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Term First Name Last Name Middle Initial Suffix Sex Code Date of Birth Social Security Number

Student Number Non-Resident Alien Hispanic / Latino American Indian or

Alaskan Native Asian Black or African American

Native Hawaiian or Other

Pacific Islander White Race Unknown First-time Freshman Flag

New Transfer Flag First-time Graduate Flag

Number of Credit Hours Attempted

Pell Recipient Enrollment Date Cumulative Credit Hours

Earned Student Level Current Address State

Current Address Zip Code Current Address County

Current Address Location

Course ID Section Credit Hours

Outcome Course Delivery Method

Technology Type Enrolled Count Award Level Award Major Description Major CIP Code Completion Date Campus Name

Common Data Elements

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Jacqueline Johnson, Director

785.296.4917 [email protected]

Private Postsecondary Schools Division staff:

Crystal Puderbaugh [email protected]

Associate Director 785.296.2528

Katie Geier [email protected]

Program Consultant 785.296.2410

Craig Haugsness, Ph.D. [email protected]

Business Analyst 785.296.8388

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Questions and Answers

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KansasPrivate and Out-of-State

Postsecondary Education