Distance Education - Professional Licensure Requirements

Programs leading to professional licensure may be subject to additional state professional licensing requirements, depending on the state. Grand Valley State University’s membership in SARA (State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement) has no effect on state professional licensing requirements. Students that reside outside the state of Michigan will need to check with the appropriate licensing board in their home state to verify that the academic program meets the requirement for licensure. Grand Valley State University’s academic programs that are subject to professional licensure are available below.

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Yes – Grand Valley’s academic program satisfies requirements for licensing in the identified state – check with the appropriate licensing board in the state to verify this information.
No – Grand Valley’s academic program does not meet requirements for licensing in the identified state – check with the appropriate licensing board in the state to verify this information.
Not known – Grand Valley does not know if its academic program satisfies requirements for licensing in the identified state - check with the appropriate licensing board in the state to verify this information.
N/A – not applicable



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