§ 73.52. Contents of application.
An application for an original license or registration shall contain, at a minimum, the following prepared in a manner and form prescribed by the Board:
(1) Draft copies of student information publications in accordance with § § 73.61 and 73.62 (relating to general student information publications; program and course brochures; supplements; and nonresident instruction publications).
(2) The name of the school, ownership or governing body and officials. A copy of a fictitious name registration, articles of incorporation or charter. School names which the applicant wishes to appear on the license or registration shall be submitted, along with a fictitious name registration for each name. The Board may refuse to issue a license, when, in the Board’s judgment, a name chosen by the applicant appears to be misleading to the public regarding the nature or scope of the school.
(3) The schedule of tuition and fees.
(4) The enrollment agreement or an alternative under § 73.122 (relating to contents of enrollment agreement).
(5) The address of the school, certificate of occupancy or equivalent statement, designation of available space, facilities and equipment of the school under § § 73.91 and 73.92 (relating to equipment; and facilities).
(6) Descriptions of proposed courses or programs of instruction prepared under § § 73.81—73.83 (relating to approval of programs). The Board may refuse to approve a program, when, in the Board’s judgment, the name of the program chosen by the applicant appears to be misleading to the public regarding the nature or scope of the program.
(7) The maximum enrollment to be accommodated on equipment available in each program.
(8) A listing of the names of administrative, supervisory and instructional staff and evidence that their qualifications meet the requirements of § § 73.102—73.105.
(9) If a school offers a program where graduates will find employment in a trade or activity whose employees are required by law to be free of contagious, infectious and communicable diseases, the school shall file a statement that students in these programs have provided abona fide health certificate as a prerequisite of enrollment.
(10) A signed statement on reasonable service and business ethics in accordance with § § 73.111 and 73.112 (relating to statement requirement; and statement of reasonable service and business ethics).
(11) A signed statement regarding disposition of student records as set forth 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).
(12) A financial report under § 73.53 (relating to financial resources).
(13) Evidence of surety under § 73.54 (relating to surety).
(14) The appropriate fee as stipulated in § 73.151 (relating to fees).
Source The provisions of this § 73.52 adopted January 29, 1988, effective January 30, 1988, 18 Pa.B. 5574; amended December 16, 1988, effective January 1, 1989, 18 Pa.B. 5574; amended April 1, 2005, effective April 2, 2005, 35 Pa.B. 1982. Immediately preceding text appears at serial pages (220309) to (220310).
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