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Code · Kansas · Chapter 74 — State Boards, Commissions And Authorities

74-32,177.

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74-32,177. Prohibited acts; criminal penalty; revocation or condition of certificate.
(a)No person shall:
(1)Operate an institution without a certificate of approval;
(2)accept contracts or enrollment applications from a representative who is not registered as required by this act;
(3)use fraud or misrepresentation to obtain a certificate of approval;
(4)use fraud or misrepresentation in advertising or in procuring enrollment of a student;
(5)use the term "accredited" in the name or advertisement of the institution unless such institution is accredited as defined in this act; or
(6)use the term "university" in the name or advertisement of the institution unless such institution is a university as defined by this act.
(b)Violation of any provision of subsection
(a)or any other provision of this act is a class C nonperson misdemeanor.
(c)The state board may revoke or condition a certificate of approval for any violation of subsection
(a)or any other provision of this act.
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