New York bill S00065 allows colleges to offer new programs or degrees if they meet specific criteria.
New York bill S00065 authorizes colleges to offer additional programs or degrees if they have maintained a physical presence and operated continuously in the state for the preceding 10 years and are accredited without sanction by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education or the New York state board of regents. Colleges that do not meet these criteria must comply with the procedures and criteria established by the board of regents.
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