Section 283.21.10. Limitation, denial, or revocation of registration.

         21.10(1) At the time of initial registration or registration renewal and during a registration term, the commission may take action that includes, but is not limited to, limiting a school’s program offerings or enrollment or denying or revoking the school’s registration as a result of any of the following:

            a.               An adverse notice, warning, or other sanction issued by the school’s accrediting agency.

            b.               An adverse action or sanction issued by the United States Department of Education.

            c.               A lawsuit filed by a state agency, a state attorney general’s office, or another enforcement authority.

            d.               A judgment issued by a state attorney general’s office or another enforcement authority.

            e.               A for-profit school’s most recently calculated percentage of revenue derived from funds received under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended, that exceeds the threshold established by the United States Department of Education.

            f.                Repeated complaints about a school received from the school’s students by the commission, by another state, or by a state attorney general’s office.

            g.               Notice that the school has experienced a change of ownership or governance. The school shall notify the commission no later than 30 calendar days after the change in ownership or governance.

            h.               Failure to pay fees due to the commission in accordance with rule 283—21.12(261B,261G).

            i.                Other actions deemed by the commission as significant evidence that the school should not be allowed to operate under this chapter.

         21.10(2) Reserved.

[ARC 1216C, IAB 12/11/13, effective 1/15/14; ARC 2580C, IAB 6/22/16, effective 5/27/16]