William Carey does not guarantee that the programs that satisfy licensure in Mississippi will meet the standards for licensure in other states or territories. If the field you are studying requires professional licensure, you must be aware of the license requirements in the state in which you plan to work. Professional fields require licensure and the licensing requirements vary in each state. Before beginning any academic program that leads to licensure, refer to the appropriate licensing agency.
It is strongly recommended that students to make sure that the degree you earn will meet the requirements for licensure in the state in which you plan to work before you apply and begin the program. For more information, contact the department chair for specific program requirements. More information will be available soon.
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Consequences of Relocation
Please be aware that students who relocate to another state while enrolled at William Carey University may become ineligible for Title IV finding or potentially be unable to complete their studies, if locating to a state where William Carey University is not authorized to offer an online option or does not meet licensure or certification requirements. It is the student’s responsibility to inform William Carey University before any relocation and contact the applicable program contact for additional information.
