Arizona Board of Private Postsecondary Education

The committee meeting will focus on the review, discussion, and possible action regarding the financial status of multiple institutions, specifically concerning quarterly reporting determinations and potential bond increases for Acacia University, Chamberlain University, Intelvio Medical Training, and Top Applicant DBA Elevate. Furthermore, the committee will deliberate on the financial status and license renewals for Alverno College and Aspen University, and conduct a review of the quarterly reports for seventeen other listed educational institutions.

The board meeting agenda includes a review of the Executive Director's report and consideration of various institutional actions, such as a request for bond reduction and license type conversion for Commercial Divers International, and a change of ownership request for Praxis (Idea'l). Additionally, the board will review and take action on several pending license applications, including renewal for Richmindale College and initial applications for Patten University, Rapid Response, Electronic Security Technical Institute, Yo San University, and Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College.

The committee meeting agenda includes a review, discussion, and possible action on the financial status of multiple institutions regarding quarterly reporting determinations and potential bond increases. Additionally, the committee will evaluate the financial status and license renewals for several other educational institutions and conduct a review of quarterly reports for various listed colleges and training institutes.

The board meeting will address the Executive Director's report and consider a request from UEI for removal from a stipulated agreement. Additionally, the agenda includes the review and potential action on pending license applications for Arizona Medical Academy, Pulse Medical Assistant School, TGS Lab Academy, and Williamson Valley Fire District.

The committee reviewed the financial status and operational updates for various educational institutions, including Acacia University, Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, California Aeronautical University, Medical Sales College, SURA College, Workforce Training Academy USA, Arizona Christian University, Nelson University, Ottawa University, Alverno College, American Home Inspectors, Arizona School of Integrative Studies, Aspen University, Brookline College, Commercial Divers International, Franklin Pierce University, Institute of Brain Education, Lifework Education, and Pure Aesthetics. Key actions included determinations on surety bond requirements, requirements for quarterly financial reporting, and administrative warnings issued to institutions regarding leadership notification and meeting conduct.