Law / United States /
New Mexico
Private post-secondary institutions must certify compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act regulations for their academic support resources to be licensed
Licensure under the Post-Secondary Educational Institution Act, 5.100.7 NMAC, s. 5.100.7.10(T)
In force since .
An accessibility requirements rule binding private bodies.
- Obligation class
- Licensing
What it requires
- If you are a private post-secondary institution applying to the New Mexico Higher Education Department for licensure under the Post-Secondary Educational Institution Act, provide or otherwise assist students in gaining access to the learning resources their programs need, including library materials, laboratories, facilities, equipment and materials, and certify that they comply with regulations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (5.100.7.10(T) NMAC).
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What this law does
The Higher Education Department's licensure rule applies to all private post-secondary institutions that meet the department's standards to obtain state authorization under the licensure status of the Post-Secondary Educational Institution Act. An institution must provide or otherwise assist students in gaining access to the learning resources needed to complete their programs, including library materials, laboratories, facilities, equipment and materials.
Among the application requirements, the institution must certify compliance with regulations under the Americans with Disabilities Act. An applicant that fails to meet the application requirements is subject to denial of licensure. The rule took effect on , and its application requirements section was last amended effective .
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