Out-of-State Residents
Many states require an authorization process for out-of-state institutions to provide online courses to its state residents. States set up agreements of authorization with out-of-state institutions to ensure consumer protection and also safeguard post-secondary education quality in courses and degrees.
Every state has similar, but different, minimum standards that must be met by the institution before that institution is permitted to provide online courses for residents of that state. Each institution must work with the states laws and regulations to procure an authorization agreement.
Allan Hancock College is working to procure agreements with all 50 states and its territories. In the following list of states, Allan Hancock College has been granted authorizations, exemptions, and waivers. Students from these states can register for our online courses.
Arizona | Illinois | Nevada | Tennessee |
Colorado | Iowa | New Jersey | Texas |
Connecticut* | Louisiana | North Carolina | Vermont |
District of Columbia* | Maine | Ohio | Virginia |
Florida | Mississippi | Oklahoma | Washington |
Kansas* | Montana | Pennsylvania | West Virginia |
Hawaii | Nebraska | South Carolina | Wisconsin |
Idaho | New Hampshire | South Dakota | |
Allan Hancock College is NOT authorized to provide online education in the states below. Please check back later to see if authorization has been granted.
Alabama | Indiana | Minnesota | Rhode Island |
Alaska | Kentucky | Missouri | Utah |
Arkansas | Maryland | New York | Wyoming |
Delaware | Massachusetts | Oregon | |
Georgia | Michigan | Pennsylvania |