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Visit this video link for a basic explanation of How It Works.

See how to list an online program on UNLV’s SARA website.

The rules and regulations that need to be followed regarding fully online educational programs in professional licensure disciplines (whether they are pre- or post-licensure programs) vary greatly from state to state. As such, UNLV is required to do its due diligence to assure that we can abide by the consumer protection laws in each state for the discipline in question before we accept online students from another state into any online professional pre- or post-licensure programs.

“Out-of-state learning placements include on-the-ground, out-of-state learning placements (clinical rotations, student teaching, internships, etc.)”

-From the 2020 NC-SARA Data Reporting Handbook

When reporting courses with learning placements, ALL items below must be true:

  • The placement involves the physical presence of the student outside of the home state location. In the case of UNLV, that would be anywhere outside of Nevada.
  • The placement is offered for credit and/or requires a fee paid to the institution.
  • The placement activity is required for degree completion or professional licensure.
  • Placements are reported for an annual calendar year (1 January - 31 December). Data for the preceding year will be due to the Office of Educational Compliance in April of each year.
  • Do not report placements that are made in the institution’s home state (Nevada).

UNLV is required to report this data on an annual basis.

Yes, so happy you're asking! Please send your request to sara.edcompliance@unlv.edu, and we'll make arrangements for a session/presentation that is tailored to meet your needs.

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