
(Current as of 05/09/13)
State Authorization of Distance Education is a complex and dynamic environment. Prospective students should check this site often for updates.
The University of West Florida's Online Campus seeks to deliver all of our fully online programs in every state. However, the complexity and fluidity of requirements in some states, including differing requirements by academic program, make this impractical.
From the list below, please click on the state in which you currently reside and review its current status, including any special requirements which may exist for your academic program of interest. If the University of West Florida cannot currently provide distance education in your state, or if your program of interest is excluded, please check back as the information changes often.
Important Note for Prospective Students: If you are considering an academic program that leads to a professional license in your state, it is highly recommended that you first seek guidance from the appropriate licensing agency in your home state BEFORE beginning the academic program located outside your state.
The following link will assist you in navigating resources for resolving any complaints or concerns you may have about how your UWF academic program is administered. You will find contact information for the University of West Florida, our accrediting agency (SACS), and the Florida Board of Governors at: http://uwf.edu/consumer/Student_Complaints.cfm
You may also find helpful links to UWF student advocates and ombudsmen located in our undergraduate and graduate catalogs:
However, if your concern cannot be resolved internally with UWF, you may file a complaint with the appropriate agency within your current state of residence.
Specific questions about UWF State Authorization of Distance Education can be directed to Ms. Cathi Churchwell at: cchurchwell@uwf.edu or 850-474-3419.