Professional Licensure and Certification Requirements of Online Programs
Professional Licensure Disclosures
In order to comply with U.S. Department of Education regulations, all higher education institutions are required to advise students as to whether their curriculum provides them with the eligibility to apply for a professional license and/or certification in the state for which they plan to practice. If you are not a resident of North Carolina, and you are taking an online course or program leading to professional licensure, Queens University cannot guarantee whether the course or program meets requirements for professional licensure in your state. Queens University recommends that you consult with our program contact or the appropriate licensing agency or board in your state or territory – including states participating in NC-SARA – prior to beginning your course of study.
Each state is unique in its educational licensure requirements. Queens University will discuss with students or prospective students their respective or prospective degree options. For more information on state requirements for obtaining educational licensure in a specific state, please consult the state list found on the general disclosures of programs by state list.
Teacher Education Programs
Dixie Abernathy
1900 Selwyn Ave
Charlotte, NC 28274
abernathyd@queens.edu
704-688-2759
Nursing Programs
Dr. Annette Hines
1900 Selwyn Ave
Charlotte, NC 28274
hinesa@queens.edu
704-337-2369
State Authorization
Queens University of Charlotte is approved by North Carolina to participate in the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (NC-SARA), a voluntary, regional approach to state oversight of postsecondary distance education and is an institutional participant in the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement – North Carolina (SARA-NC).
