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Code · Washington · Title 28C — Vocational Education · Chapter 28C.10

RCW 28C.10.060

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Any entity desiring to operate a private vocational school shall apply for a license to the agency on a form provided by the agency. The agency shall issue a license if the school:
(1)Files a completed application with information satisfactory to the agency. Misrepresentation by an applicant shall be grounds for the agency, at its discretion, to deny or revoke a license.
(2)Complies with the requirements for the tuition recovery trust fund under RCW 28C.10.084 .
(3)Pays the required fees.
(4)Meets the minimum standards adopted by the agency under RCW 28C.10.050 .
Licenses shall be valid for one year from the date of issue unless revoked or suspended. If a school fails to file a completed renewal application at least thirty days before the expiration date of its current license the school shall be subject to payment of a late filing fee fixed by the agency.
[ 2014 c 11 s 3 ; 1987 c 459 s 4 ; 1986 c 299 s 6 .]
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