King University has been approved to participate in the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements.
NC-SARA publishes and regularly updates a professional licensure directory which provides contact information for programs in Counseling, Nursing, Psychology, Social Work and Teacher Education.
King University provides this General Disclosure to students prior to enrollment or financial commitment.
The disclosures contained below list the states where the University has determined through reasonable, good faith efforts that such programs either:
- Do meet the applicable professional licensure education requirements; or
- Do not meet the applicable professional licensure education requirements.
Students should verify, before enrolling, whether the program meets licensure requirements in their location. **King University uses the address on the enrollment application as the student’s primary address.**For further clarification please reach out to the Program Coordinator of your desired program.
Please see the documents below to determine whether or not King University programs meet the requirements for professional licensure in your state or territory:
- Education
- Nursing
- Social Work
Do you live in a state or territory where your intended program does not meet the requirements for professional licensure?
To enroll in a program with the status of “Does Not Meet Requirements” for the state or territory in which you are located, you must attest that you intend to seek employment in a state or territory that does meet educational requirements. Please refer to the Student Attestation for Professional Licensure Programs for more details.
Practicum Responsibilities for Online Students
- King University operates under NC-SARA GUIDELINES for determining physical presence in regards to Supervised Field Experiences for online students (Section 5.3).
- If a student does not intend to sit for the licensing exam then he or she may participate in a practicum in any state or U.S. Territory except CNMI.**
- If a student intends to sit for the licensing exam and is participating in a practicum as part of the licensing requirements in that state, there may be additional requirements from the agency responsible for licensure. It is the student’s responsibility to research and understand any additional requirements that may be in effect. Additionally, students should verify, before enrolling, whether the program meets licensure requirements in their location.
**Any student participating in a practicum in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) may need to meet additional requirements set by CNMI and it is the student’s responsibility to research and understand any additional requirements that may be in effect.
NC-SARA
King University is a participating institution with NC-SARA