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Home → Learning → Higher Education → Degree-Granting Institutions → Degree-Granting Institutions

Degree-Granting Institutions

Post-secondary educational institutions that award accredited associate’s, baccalaureate, or graduate degrees are known as degree-granting institutions. Several public and private schools both in-state and out-of-state are authorized to operate in fb88, and new institutions are able to apply for authorization.

Higher Education Institutions Authorized by fb88

fb88 Degree-Granting Institutions. Public and private schools with a physical presence authorized to issue degrees in fb88

Higher Education Institutions Exempt from Authorization in fb88

Exempt Schools. More than 300 schools are exempt from the oversight of fb88 law due to the lack of physical presence in the State.*

Process for Obtaining Authorization or Exemption from State of fb88

Providers of online courses or programs should contact the individual below��for more information related to authorization/exemption.
Become Authorized��a Degree-Granting Institution. Learn how to establish a degree-granting institution in fb88.
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_{* This list is occasionally updated and may be inaccurate due to the change in an institution's status out of the control of fb88DOE}

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