§ 73.191. Revocation procedure.
(a) If, after a hearing as provided in this chapter, the Board determines to revoke a license or registrant, the Board will serve upon the licensee or registrant, a notice of revocation by United States Postal Service certified mail, return receipt requested.
(b) The notice shall direct the licensee or registrant to:
(1) Surrender current enrollment agreements to the Board for safekeeping.
(2) Cease and desist from recruitment or enrollment of students or prospective students.
(3) Terminate its operations.
(4) Refund prepaid and unearned tuitions under the supervision of the Board or a designee.
(5) Surrender its active and closed student records to its designated depository for safekeeping as provided in § § 73.23—73.25 (relating to long-term retention of transcript of academic performance; disposition of student records statement; and content of disposition statement).
(c) Failure of a licensee or registrant to comply with a notice of revocation may result in imposition of a civil penalty and prosecution for a summary offense.
(d) If the licensee or registrant does not appeal the notice of revocation under 2 Pa.C.S. § 702 (relating to appeals), the notice of revocation is deemed final.
(e) If an appeal from the revocation notice is taken, the notice of revocation shall be stayed until the appeal is finally decided.
Cross References This section cited in 22 Pa. Code § 73.183 (relating to violations by licensees); and 22 Pa. Code § 73.184 (relating to reporting of potential violation).
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