Licensure Policy and Procedure

Policy: During the admission process, prospective or current students requesting entry into a program in a licensure field, will receive notification prior to admission if the program does not lead to licensure in their location or if the institution has not decided whether the program leads to licensure in their location. Students currently enrolled in a licensure program as of July 1st, 2024, and located outside of Michigan will receive notification within 14 days.

Instructional Administrator Responsibilities

• Instructional Administrators in areas that offer programs leading to professional licensure or certification are responsible for determining whether their programs meet educational requirements for professional licensure or certification in states where their students are located. Instructional Administrators are also responsible for confirming the accuracy of their programs’ licensure information publicized on the College’s State by State Licensing Disclosure website. 
• Students will be notified directly if the academic program director determines that the University’s program does not meet professional education requirements where the student is located, or if it cannot be determined whether the College’s program meets professional licensure education requirements where the student is located. 
• The Admissions Department is responsible for ensuring that Schoolcraft College transmits the required direct Professional Licensure Disclosure Statements to new and prospective students in a timely manner. The Record’s Office ensures that Schoolcraft College transmits the required direct Professional Licensure Disclosure statement to current students promptly. This disclosure statement can be communicated via email.