Permits

Permits. The applicant must furnish a copy of the contract form with each application for permit to furnish correspondence courses by written contract in this State. No permit will be issued to an applicant in which the contract guarantees or represents that it will obtain employment of or for the enrollee unless such work is to be performed for the applicant or for a business over which the applicant exercises and controls personnel actions, including employment. A permit may be denied on the grounds that the contract is vague., ambiguous or misleading or the cost to the enrollee is obviously excessive. Conditional contracts, except as such contracts permit installment payments in lieu of lump sum payments, are generally not regarded with favor. Conditions in a contract which may be prejudicial to the good and benefit of the enrollee will appear in a bold face type or will be displayed in such a way as to not escape the attention of a reasonably observant person. Permits will not be granted to applications offering courses at no charge or which solicit donations or pledges of donations as a condition to enrollment or graduation.