Status of State Authorizations
SBVC is working in cooperation with the Department of Education and states' agencies to comply with required authorizations so that we can continue to provide educational access to students across the country. We are evaluating and working to comply with these various requirements and will provide up-to-date information when available. This is a lengthy and arduous task, but this web page will attempt to provide SBVC students and potential students the most up-to-date information regarding state authorization. And for the purposes of this website, the terms “authorize” and “authorization” are used generically to include approve, certify, license, regulate, recognize, empower, or similar actions relative to the operation, provision, or availability of postsecondary education in the various states.
Alabama: SBVC is not currently approved by the Alabama Commission on Higher Education (or any other authorizing body in that state). SBVC will be required to be approved by the Alabama Commission on Higher Education if the college offers distance education programs or courses to residents of Alabama. At this point, SBVC has no record of any student taking online classes while a resident of and living in Alabama.
Arizona: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students
who reside in Arizona because the college has no physical presence in Arizona.
Colorado: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students
who reside in Colorado because the college has no physical presence in Colorado.
Idaho: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students who reside in Idaho because the college has no physical presence in Idaho.
Michigan: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students who reside in Michigan because the college has no physical presence in Michigan.
New Hampshire: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students who reside in New Hampshire because the college has no physical presence in New Hampshire.
New Mexico: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students who reside in New Mexico because the college has no physical presence in New Mexico and because SBVC does not actively recruit students with New Mexico to attend SBVC. Further, SBVC has no "agents" actively recruiting students in New Mexico to attend SBVC.
Ohio: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students who reside in Ohio because the college has no physical presence in Ohio.
South Carolina: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students who reside in South Carolina because the college has no physical presence in South Carolina.
Tennessee: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students
who reside in Tennessee because the college has no physical presence in Tennessee.
Texas: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students
who reside in Texas because the college has no physical presence in Texas and because
SBVC is accredited by ACCJC, an accrediting organization that is recognized by the
state of Texas.
Virginia: SBVC is exempt from authorization to offer distance education courses to students
who reside in Virginia because the college has no physical presence in Virginia.
Wisconsin: SBVC is not currently approved by the Wisconsin Education Approval Board. SBVC will be required to be approved by the Wisconsin Education Approval Board if the college offers distance education programs or courses to residents of Wisconsin. At this point, SBVC has no record of any student taking online classes while a resident of and living in Wisconsin.
Wyoming: SBVC is not currently approved by the Wyoming Department of Education. SBVC will be required to be approved by the Wyoming Department of Education if the college offers distance education programs or courses to residents of Wyoming. At this point, SBVC has no record of any student taking online classes while a resident of and living in Wyoming.