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ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING AN ACCESSIBLE CAMPUS: A GUIDE TO HIGHER EDUCATION DISABILITY LAW AND ACCOMMODATIONS

CLE CREDIT INFORMATION

Am I eligible to receive CLE credit in my state for participating in the online course?

NACUA certifies that this program has been presumptively approved and conforms to the standards prescribed by the rules and regulations of the State Bars of AK, AZ, AR, CA, CT, DE, HI, NV, NH, NJ, NM, PA, RI, VT, WV and WY.

NACUA will apply for CLE credit from the following states: AL, CO, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA and WI.

The New York Approved Jurisdiction policy may apply to this program. New York attorneys may apply CLE credit from one of the approved jurisdiction states towards their NY CLE requirement. For more information and to review the policy, please visit New York’s Approved Jurisdiction List and Policy.

The following states do not have CLE requirements and therefore require no report of attendance or filing: MD, MA, MI, SD and DC.

How many CLE credits are available for this program?

This program includes 8 pre-recorded webinars and 2 live forums. NACUA will apply for a total of 563 minutes, however the credit you will receive depends on your state bar’s rules.

9.4 CLE credits (based on a 60-minute hour)

11.3 CLE credits (based on a 50-minute hour)

I would like NACUA to apply on my behalf for CLE credit. How do I do this?

After completing the course, participants may send a request to NACUA to submit the program for approval to the appropriate agencies of the states that permit self-study credit.

Attorneys interested in having NACUA apply for their CLE credit must return the Attendance Record and the Certificate of Attendance to NACUA through our online submission portal (https://www.nacua.org/submitCLE).

Depending on the state's rules, NACUA will process your credit with the MCLE record-keeping authority in the state(s) you provided.