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Code · CFR · Title 34 — Education · Part 668 · § 668.601

§ 668.601. Gainful employment (GE) scope and purpose.

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(a)General. Except as provided under paragraph
(b)of this section, this subpart applies to an educational program offered by an eligible institution that prepares students for gainful employment in a recognized occupation and establishes rules and procedures under which the Secretary determines that the program is eligible for title IV, HEA program funds.
(b)Applicability.
(1)This subpart does not apply to programs offered by institutions located in U.S. Territories or freely associated states.
(2)For each award year that the Secretary calculates D/E rates or the earnings premium measure under § 668.402, this subpart does not apply to an institution if, over the most recently completed four award years, it offered no groups of substantially similar programs, defined as all programs in the same four-digit CIP code at an institution, with 30 or more completers in total.
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