Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT › Division 10 - Commissioner of Higher Education › Chapter 6 - Establishment of New Institutions and Instructional Sites › Section 6 CSR 10-6.030 - Funding of Off-Campus and Out-of-District Instructional Sites

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule sets forth the criteria and
				  requirements for the inclusion of selected off-campus and out-of-district
				  instruction in the Coordinating Board for Higher Education's appropriation
				  recommendations and for the reimbursement of selected out-of-district
				  instruction as authorized in sections
				  163.191
				  and
				  173.030,
				  RSMo.
(1) Definitions.
(A) Coordinating board-the Coordinating Board
				for Higher Education created by the Omnibus State Reorganization Act, Law, 1974
				p. 530.
(B) Course-Any regularly
				approved and scheduled instructional activity-
1. For which, upon successful completion,
				enrolled students are given credit that can be applied to meet the requirements
				for achieving a degree, certificate or similar academic award;
2. Which is derivative from programs
				traditionally offered at the certificate or degree level, which is designed to
				meet career needs of employed persons or persons who intend to enter or reenter
				employment, and which involves the assessment of student fees;
3. Designed to assist the student in gaining
				degree or certificate curriculum entry proficiencies in, and only in, the areas
				of writing skills, speech skills, reading, mathematics and study skills related
				to the preparation for collegiate-level work. In addition, nontraditional
				developmental remedial activity may be included if-
A. Students are tested and assigned to a
				remedial program;
B. Students are
				tested for a minimum proficiency standard to exit from the program;
C. Students pay a fee for the
				service;
D. A record of the
				activity is entered on the transcript; and
E. The activity is not supplemental student
				tutoring; or
4. Which
				allows, if offered to one (1) company for employees of that company, enrollment
				of students not employed by that company. Student fees may be paid by either
				the student or a company, but under no circumstances may student fees be waived
				by the institution.
(C)
				Off-campus instruction-instructional activities conducted by a public four
				(4)-year college or university that are delivered anywhere other than in the
				facilities or on the grounds of the institution's main campus, excluding those
				activities which are an integral part of-
1.
				The on-campus instructional programs but which require students to travel from
				the main campus for special learning experiences as in student teaching, field
				work and internships; or
2. A
				coordinating board approved cooperative degree program between two (2) or more
				four (4)-year colleges or universities which is offered on the campus of one
				(1) of the participating institutions.
(D) Out-of-district instruction-instructional
				activities of a community junior college as defined in section
				163.191(4),
				RSMo which are delivered at a location beyond the legal boundary of the
				college's district.
(E) State
				education institution-an educational institution as defined in section
				176.010(5),
				RSMo.