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2017 Maryland Code
Commercial Law
Title 13 - Consumer Protection Act
Subtitle 3 - Unfair or Deceptive Trade Practices
§ 13-320. Enrolling students in programs that lead to employment that require licensure or certification
Universal Citation: MD Comm L Code § 13-320 (2017)
- A private career school or for-profit institution of higher education, as defined under ยง 10-101 of the Education Article, may not enroll a student in a program that is intended to lead to employment in a field that requires licensure or certification in the State if:
- (1) Successful completion of the educational course offerings in the program at the private career school or for-profit institution of higher education will not meet the State educational requirements for licensure or certification;
- (2) The State entity that licenses or certifies individuals in the field requires as a condition of licensure or certification that the private career school or for-profit institution of higher education attended by the individual satisfies a statutory or regulatory requirement, and the school does not satisfy the requirement; or
- (3) The private career school or for-profit institution of higher education is aware or reasonably should have been aware of any other factors that may lead to the ineligibility of the student to pursue or obtain licensure or certification in the State.
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