Professional Licensure

In compliance with U.S. Department of Education regulations, JCCC provides information pertaining to professional licensure and certification for all relevant programs.

Professional Licensure Requirements May Vary State to State

JCCC offers a number of programs that lead to professional licensure or certification within the State of Kansas as well as, potentially, other states. States vary in what professions they require to be licensed and how licensure or certification functions. Some states require individuals to graduate from an approved program. Others require individuals to meet the requirements of a national organization. Specific amounts of training may also be required as well as passage of an exam based on a state requisite exam score. Additionally, certain licensed professionals may be required to complete continuing education annually to maintain licensure or certification.

Disclosures Based on Student Location

The U.S. Department of Education requires direct disclosures of professional licensure or certification information to students based on their locations. JCCC identifies the location of its students based on information provided by students during the registration process identifying students’ physical locations or upon relocation.

Relocating to another state prior to completing a program may affect state licensure requirements. Prior to considering relocation, students are advised to contact their programs to discuss licensure and certification eligibility requirements. Following relocation, students must update their addresses at the JCCC Change Your Name or Address web page. JCCC will not consider a student to have relocated until it has received this completed form.

What All Students in Licensure Programs Should Do

Prior to enrolling in any program at JCCC, prospective students living and/or working outside of the United States should confirm with the appropriate licensing or certifying agency whether successful completion of any program at JCCC will meet the credentialing requirements of the country in which they intend to seek employment.

Students should review the specific academic requirements for the program in which they are enrolling, including those related to practicum/internships as well as pre-qualifications for licensure, such as the need for a criminal background check.

JCCC strongly recommends that students contact the applicable licensure board(s) in their state of residence or in the state where they intend to obtain a license before beginning an academic program that results in licensure or certification and prior to beginning any practicum/internship.

Many licensing and certifying boards require more than successful degree completion to obtain a license or certification. Please be advised that state laws, regulations, and policies may change at any time, which can impact the program's ability to meet educational requirements for licensure or certification.

JCCC Programs that Customarily Lead to Licensure or Certification:

Credit Programs

Contact:
Christina Rudacille
Director, Practical Nursing and HOC
913-469-2383; crudacil@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama		X
Alaska		X
Arizona		X
Arkansas		X
California		X
Colorado		X
Connecticut		X
Delaware		X
Florida		X
Georgia		X
Hawaii		X
Idaho		X
Illinois		X
Indiana		X
Iowa	X
Kansas	X
Kentucky		X
Louisiana		X
Maine		X
Maryland		X
Massachusetts		X
Michigan		X
Minnesota		X
Mississippi		X
Missouri		X
Montana		X
Nebraska	X
Nevada		X
New Hampshire		X
New Jersey		X
New Mexico		X
New York		X
North Carolina		X
North Dakota		X
Ohio		X
Oklahoma		X
Oregon		X
Pennsylvania		X
Rhode Island		X
South Carolina		X
South Dakota		X
Tennessee		X
Texas		X
Utah		X
Vermont		X
Virginia		X
Washington		X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin		X
Wyoming		X

General Comments:

Last Updated: 06/27/2022

Contact:
Christina Rudacille
Director, Practical Nursing and HOC
913-469-2383; crudacil@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X
Alaska		X
Arizona		X
Arkansas	X
California		X
Colorado	X
Connecticut		X
Delaware		X
Florida		X
Georgia		X
Hawaii		X
Idaho		X
Illinois	X
Indiana		X
Iowa	X
Kansas	X
Kentucky	X
Louisiana	X
Maine		X
Maryland		X
Massachusetts	X
Michigan	X
Minnesota	X
Mississippi	X
Missouri	X
Montana		X
Nebraska		X
Nevada		X
New Hampshire		X
New Jersey		X
New Mexico	X
New York		X
North Carolina		X
North Dakota		X
Ohio	X
Oklahoma		X
Oregon	X
Pennsylvania		X
Rhode Island		X
South Carolina		X
South Dakota		X
Tennessee	X
Texas	X
Utah		X
Vermont	X
Virginia		X
Washington	X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin	X
Wyoming		X

General Comments:

Students who earn a CNA license in Kansas can obtain licensure by endorsement (reciprocity) in Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Nebraska, and Louisiana, but the JCCC program does not qualify students to sit for the licensure exam in these states.

Last Updated: 06/21/2022

Contact:
Edi Gonzalez
egonza46@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X
Alaska		X
Arizona		X
Arkansas	X
California	X
Colorado		X
Connecticut	X
Delaware	X
Florida	X
Georgia	X
Hawaii		X
Idaho		X
Illinois	X
Indiana	X
Iowa		X
Kansas	X
Kentucky		X
Louisiana	X
Maine	X
Maryland	X
Massachusetts		X
Michigan	X
Minnesota	X
Mississippi	X
Missouri	X
Montana		X
Nebraska		X
Nevada		X
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey	X
New Mexico		X
New York	X
North Carolina	X
North Dakota		X
Ohio	X
Oklahoma	X
Oregon		X
Pennsylvania	X
Rhode Island	X
South Carolina	X
South Dakota		X
Tennessee	X
Texas	X
Utah		X
Vermont	X
Virginia	X
Washington		X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin		X
Wyoming		X

General Comments:

Cosmetology is marked as meets education requirements if the program hours meet or exceed a state’s requirement. Each state has unique licensing requirements and application processes. Each state reserves the right to make the final determination regarding educational preparedness.

Last Updated: 06/15/2022

Contact:
Edi Gonzalez
egonza46@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama		X
Alaska		X
Arizona		X
Arkansas		X
California	X
Colorado	X			Colorado does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Connecticut	X			Connecticut does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Delaware	X			Delaware does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Florida	X
Georgia		X
Hawaii		X
Idaho		X
Illinois	X
Indiana		X
Iowa	X			Iowa does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Kansas		X
Kentucky		X
Louisiana		X
Maine		X
Maryland	X			Maryland does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Massachusetts	X			Massachusetts does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Michigan		X
Minnesota	X			Minnesota does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Mississippi	X
Missouri		X
Montana		X
Nebraska		X
Nevada		X
New Hampshire		X
New Jersey		X
New Mexico		X
New York	X			New York does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
North Carolina	X			North Carolina does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
North Dakota	X			North Dakota does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Ohio	X			Ohio does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Oklahoma		X
Oregon	X			Oregon does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Pennsylvania		X
Rhode Island	X
South Carolina		X
South Dakota		X
Tennessee	X
Texas		X
Utah		X
Vermont	X
Virginia	X
Washington		X
West Virginia	X
Wisconsin	X			Wisconsin does not have educational requirements for cosmetology instructor licensure but does have experience or other requirements.
Wyoming		X

General Comments:

Cosmetology Instructor Training provides 300 hours of education. Cosmetology Instructor Training is marked as meets education requirements if the program hours meet or exceed a state’s requirement. Each state has unique licensing and practical experience requirements and application processes. Each state reserves the right to make the final determination regarding educational preparedness.

Last Updated: 08/04/2022

Contact:
Dr. Carrie L. Hanson
Director, Dental Hygiene
913-469-2582; carriehanson@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X
Alaska	X
Arizona	X
Arkansas	X
California	X
Colorado	X
Connecticut	X
Delaware	X
Florida	X
Georgia	X
Hawaii	X
Idaho	X
Illinois	X
Indiana	X
Iowa	X
Kansas	X
Kentucky	X
Louisiana	X
Maine	X
Maryland	X
Massachusetts	X
Michigan	X
Minnesota	X
Mississippi	X
Missouri	X
Montana	X
Nebraska	X
Nevada	X
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey	X
New Mexico	X
New York	X
North Carolina	X
North Dakota	X
Ohio	X
Oklahoma	X
Oregon	X
Pennsylvania	X
Rhode Island	X
South Carolina	X
South Dakota	X
Tennessee	X
Texas	X
Utah	X
Vermont	X
Virginia	X
Washington	X
West Virginia	X
Wisconsin	X
Wyoming	X

General Comments:

Dental Hygiene licensure is required in all states. To obtain a license, a student must graduate from a Dental Hygiene program accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) and pass both the National Board Dental Hygiene Exam (NBDHE) and a Clinical Board Exam. Most states require a course in local anesthesia and nitrous oxide sedation, which are included in the JCCC curriculum. California, Washington, and Oregon have “expanded function” requirements above the minimum and may require students to take additional courses for additional certifications. Program graduates should consult with individual state licensing agencies for specific licensure application requirements. A list of all state dental boards can be found here at https://www.dentalboards.org/state-dental-board-list.

Last Updated: 06/01/2022

Contact:
James Byrnes
Assistant Professor and Chair, Electrical Technology
913-469-2419; jbyrnes3@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X			Alabama does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Alaska	X			Alaska does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Arizona	X			Arizona does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Arkansas	X			Arkansas does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
California	X			California does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Colorado		X
Connecticut		X
Delaware		X
Florida	X			Florida does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Georgia	X			Georgia does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Hawaii		X
Idaho		X
Illinois	X			Illinois does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Indiana	X			Indiana does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Iowa		X
Kansas	X
Kentucky		X
Louisiana	X			Louisiana does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Maine		X
Maryland		X
Massachusetts		X
Michigan	X			Michigan does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Minnesota	X			Minnesota does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Mississippi	X			Mississippi does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Missouri	X			Missouri does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Montana	X			Montana does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Nebraska	X			Nebraska does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Nevada	X			Nevada does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
New Hampshire		X
New Jersey	X			New Jersey does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
New Mexico	X			New Mexico does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
New York	X			New York does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
North Carolina	X			North Carolina does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
North Dakota	X			North Dakota does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Ohio	X			Ohio does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Oklahoma		X
Oregon		X
Pennsylvania	X			Pennsylvania does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Rhode Island		X
South Carolina	X			South Carolina does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
South Dakota	X			South Dakota does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Tennessee	X			Tennessee does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Texas		X
Utah	X			Utah does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Vermont		X
Virginia		X
Washington		X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin	X			Wisconsin does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.
Wyoming	X			Wyoming does not require electrical technicians to be licensed.

General Comments:

The JCCC Electrical Technology program offers an Associate of Applied Science in Electrical Technology and an Electrical Technology Certificate. More information on the JCCC program can be found at https://www.jccc.edu/academics/credit/electrical-technology/.

Last Updated: 06/29/2022

Contact:
Charles Foat
Program Director, Emergency Medical Science
913-469-3437; cfoat@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X			Alabama requires the NREMT credential.
Alaska	X			The NREMT credential is optional in Alaska. NREMT alternate entry is available.
Arizona	X			Arizona requires the NREMT credential.
Arkansas	X			Arkansas requires the NREMT credential.
California	X			California requires the NREMT credential.
Colorado	X			Colorado requires the NREMT credential.
Connecticut	X			Connecticut requires the NREMT credential.
Delaware	X			Delaware requires the NREMT credential.
Florida	X			Florida requires the NREMT credential.
Georgia	X			Georgia requires the NREMT credential.
Hawaii	X			Hawaii requires the NREMT credential.
Idaho	X			Idaho requires the NREMT credential.
Illinois	X			Illinois requires the NREMT credential.
Indiana	X			Indiana requires the NREMT credential.
Iowa	X			Iowa requires the NREMT credential.
Kansas	X
Kentucky	X			Kentucky requires the NREMT credential.
Louisiana	X			Louisiana requires the NREMT credential.
Maine	X			Maine requires the NREMT credential.
Maryland	X			Maryland requires the NREMT credential.
Massachusetts	X			Massachusetts requires the NREMT credential.
Michigan	X			Michigan requires the NREMT credential.
Minnesota	X			Minnesota requires the NREMT credential.
Mississippi	X			Mississippi requires the NREMT credential.
Missouri	X			Missouri requires the NREMT credential.
Montana	X			The NREMT credential is optional in Montana.
Nebraska	X			Nebraska requires the NREMT credential.
Nevada	X			Nevada requires the NREMT credential.
New Hampshire	X			New Hampshire requires the NREMT credential.
New Jersey	X			New Jersey requires the NREMT credential.
New Mexico	X			New Mexico requires the NREMT credential.
New York	X			The NREMT credential is optional in New York. NREMT alternate entry is available.
North Carolina	X			The NREMT credential is optional in North Carolina.
North Dakota	X			North Dakota requires the NREMT credential.
Ohio	X			Ohio requires the NREMT credential.
Oklahoma	X			Oklahoma requires the NREMT credential.
Oregon	X			Oregon requires the NREMT credential.
Pennsylvania	X			Pennsylvania requires the NREMT credential.
Rhode Island	X			Rhode Island requires the NREMT credential.
South Carolina	X			South Carolina requires the NREMT credential.
South Dakota	X			South Dakota requires the NREMT credential.
Tennessee	X			Tennessee requires the NREMT credential.
Texas	X			Texas requires the NREMT credential.
Utah	X			Utah requires the NREMT credential.
Vermont	X			Vermont requires the NREMT credential.
Virginia	X			Virginia requires the NREMT credential.
Washington	X			Washington accepts the NREMT credential for EMTs. Paramedics may require additional education or refresher training.
West Virginia	X			West Virginia requires the NREMT credential.
Wisconsin	X			Wisconsin requires the NREMT credential.
Wyoming	X			Wyoming requires the NREMT credential.

General Comments:

Students are eligible for the licensing exams upon successful completion of the EMS program. Successful completion of the licensing exams results in Kansas licensure and a National Registry of EMTs (NREMT) certification. NREMT certifications serve as the basis of reciprocity and must be renewed every two years to remain active. To gain licensure in other states, students must maintain their NREMT certification.

A limited number of states participate in the Recognition of EMS Personnel Licensure Interstate CompAct (REPLICA) which extends a qualified EMS professional licensed in a “Home State” the “Privilege to Practice” in “Remote States” for qualified circumstances. REPLICA may allow a graduate with a lapsed NREMT certification to gain licensure in certain states without current NREMT status. Information regarding the EMS Compact and the Interstate Commission for EMS Personnel Practice is available at www.EMSCompact.gov.

Program applicants should consult with state licensing agencies to determine state licensure requirements. Contacts are available at https://www.nremt.org/rwd/public/states/state-ems-agencies.

Last Updated: 07/11/2022

Contact:
Edi Gonzalez
egonza46@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X
Alaska	X
Arizona	X
Arkansas	X
California	X
Colorado	X
Connecticut	X
Delaware	X
Florida	X
Georgia	X
Hawaii	X
Idaho	X
Illinois	X
Indiana	X
Iowa	X
Kansas	X
Kentucky	X
Louisiana	X
Maine	X
Maryland	X
Massachusetts	X
Michigan	X
Minnesota	X
Mississippi	X
Missouri	X
Montana	X
Nebraska	X
Nevada	X
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey	X
New Mexico	X
New York	X
North Carolina	X
North Dakota	X
Ohio	X
Oklahoma	X
Oregon	X
Pennsylvania	X
Rhode Island	X
South Carolina	X
South Dakota	X
Tennessee	X
Texas	X
Utah	X
Vermont	X
Virginia	X
Washington	X
West Virginia	X
Wisconsin	X
Wyoming	X

General Comments:

Esthetics is marked as meets education requirements if the program hours meet or exceed a state’s requirement. Each state has unique licensing requirements and application processes. Each state reserves the right to make the final determination regarding educational preparedness.

Last Updated: 06/15/2022

Contact:
Christina Wolff
Supervisor, Foreign Languages Department
913-469-3513; cdecasqu@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama			X	Additional information can be found at https://hicaalabama.org/en/languageaccess.
Alaska			X	Additional information can be found at http://www.akijp.org/language-interpreter-center/.
Arizona			X	Additional information can be found at https://nci.arizona.edu/resources/new-profession.
Arkansas			X
California		X		Additional information can be found at https://www.dir.ca.gov/dwc/Interpreter/Interpreter_NBC.html.
Colorado			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.coloradolanguageconnection.org/.
Connecticut			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.healthcareersinct.com/health-career-listings/health-information-communications/medical-interpreter/.
Delaware			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.languageliaisons.com/training/.
Florida			X
Georgia			X
Hawaii			X	Additional information can be found at https://health.hawaii.gov/ola/home2/.
Idaho			X	Additional information can be found at http://www.boiseinterpreters.com/interpreter-resources/.
Illinois			X
Indiana			X
Iowa			X	Additional information can be found at https://iitanet.org/resources/certifications/.
Kansas			X	Addition information can be found at https://www.ksde.org/ Portals/0/CSAS/Content%20Area%20(M-Z)/World%20Languages/ Resources/Interpreter_Translator%20Handbook%20FINAL% 20081414.pdf?ver=2015-12-23-152548-543.
Kentucky			X	Additional information can be found at https://kitanonprofit.org/medical-interpreter-training/.
Louisiana			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.laguardia.edu/ce/pages/career-skills-and-training/medical-interpreter/.
Maine			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.ccmaine.org/language-partners/faqs.
Maryland			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.mitio.org/state/medical-interpreter-training-maryland.
Massachusetts			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.massgeneral.org/interpreters/becoming-an-interpreter.
Michigan			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.eventbrite.com/o/interpreter-services-at-michigan-medicine-18428422240.
Minnesota			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.health.state.mn.us/facilities/providers/interpreter/ resources.html.
Mississippi			X	Additional information can be found at http://ce.extension.msstate.edu/node/553.
Missouri			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.universityhealthkc.org/patients-visitors/interpreter-services/.
Montana			X	Additional information can be found at https://interpretersunlimited.com/montana-interpreter-translator/.
Nebraska			X	Additional information can be found at https://natihq.org/opportunities.
Nevada			X	Additional information can be found at https://intermountainhealthcare.org/calendar/translation/medical-interpreter-training.
New Hampshire			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.snhahec.org/interpretation.html.
New Jersey			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.imiaweb.org/states/NJ.asp.
New Mexico			X	Additional information can be found at https://nmtia.net/faq/.
New York			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.mitio.org/state/medical-interpreter-training-new-york.
North Carolina			X	Additional information can be found at https://cnnc.uncg.edu/interpreter-access-project/iap-training-information/.
North Dakota			X	Additional information can be found at https://careertraining.ed2go.com/und/training-programs/professional-interpreter-course-online/.
Ohio			X	Additional information can be found at https://cllc.osu.edu/community-interpreter.
Oklahoma			X	Additional information can be found at https://okjobmatch.com/etp/public/institution_programs/8881.
Oregon		X		Additional information can be found at https://www.oregon.gov/oha/oei/Pages/hci-training.aspx.
Pennsylvania			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.abington.psu.edu/continuing-education/healthcare-certificates-programs/medical-interpreter-program.
Rhode Island			X	Additional information can be found at https://health.ri.gov/Publications/lists/ CompaniesOfferingTranslationAndInterpretationTraining.pdf.
South Carolina			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.imiaweb.org/states/SouthCarolina.asp.
South Dakota			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.interpreters.com/south-dakota-interpreter-translator/.
Tennessee			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.imiaweb.org/states/Tennessee.asp.
Texas			X	Additional information can be found at https://medicalinterpretingtrainingschool.com/becoming-a-medical-interpreter-in-texas/.
Utah			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.mitio.org/state/medical-interpreter-training-utah.
Vermont			X	Additional information can be found at https://vtmd.org/interpreter-issues-and-resources-2.
Virginia			X	Additional information can be found at https://viied.com/.
Washington		X		Additional information can be found at https://www.mitio.org/state/medical-interpreter-training-washington.
West Virginia			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.interpreters.com/west-virginia-interpreter-translator/.
Wisconsin			X	Additional information can be found at https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/civil-rights/lep-resources.htm.
Wyoming			X	Additional information can be found at https://health.wyo.gov/publichealth/office-of-performance-improvement-and-health-equity/multicultural/cultural/.

General Comments:

Standards for certification of the health care interpreting profession are not national, so minimum requirements vary greatly by state. Most healthcare institutions and employers prefer health care interpreters to have (1) a certificate of successful completions of 40 hours of training from a recognized educational institution or training program; (2) a certificate showing level of language proficiency; (3) proof of interpreting skills; and (4) mastery of medical terminology.

To learn more about national certification and health care interpreting, see the American Translators Association at https://www.atanet.org/certification/, ExploreHealthCareers.org at https://explorehealthcareers.org/career/allied-health-professions/health-care-interpreter/, or a National Library of Medicine article at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2150609/#CR24.

Last Updated: 06/22/2022

Contact:
Mike Steinmetz
Assistant Professor and Chair, HVAC Technology
913-469-2880; msteinm2@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X			Alabama does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Alaska	X			Alaska does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Arizona	X			Arizona does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Arkansas	X			Arkansas does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
California	X			California does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Colorado	X			Colorado does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Connecticut		X		Additional information regarding licensing in Connecticut can be found at https://portal.ct.gov/DCP/License-Services-Division/All-License-Applications/Heating-Cooling-and-Sheet-Metal-Work
Delaware	X			Delaware does not require licensure of all HVAC technicians.
Florida	X			Florida does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Georgia	X			Georgia does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Hawaii	X			Hawaii does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Idaho		X		Additional information regarding licensing in Idaho can be found at https://dbs.idaho.gov/licensing-continuing-education/hvac-licenses/
Illinois	X			Illinois does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Indiana	X			Indiana does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Iowa	X			Additional information regarding licensing in Iowa can be found at https://idph.iowa.gov/pmsb.
Kansas	X			Kansas does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Kentucky	X			Additional information regarding licensing in Kentucky can be found at https://dhbc.ky.gov/newstatic_info.aspx?static_id=292.
Louisiana	X			Louisiana does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Maine		X		Additional information regarding licensing in Maine can be found at https://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing/professions/maine-fuel-board.
Maryland	X			Additional information regarding licensing in Maryland can be found at https://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/hvacr/.
Massachusetts	X			Massachusetts does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Michigan	X			Michigan does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Minnesota	X			Minnesota does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Mississippi	X			Mississippi does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Missouri	X			Missouri does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Montana	X			Montana does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Nebraska	X			Nebraska does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Nevada	X			Nevada does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
New Hampshire		X
New Jersey	X			New Jersey does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
New Mexico	X			New Mexico does not require licensure of all HVAC technicians. Apprentices may work under direct supervision of a certified journeyman. Additional information regarding licensing in New Mexico can be found at https://www.rld.nm.gov/.
New York	X			New York does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
North Carolina	X			North Carolina does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
North Dakota	X			North Dakota does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Ohio	X			Ohio does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Oklahoma	X			Additional information regarding licensing in Oklahoma can be found at https://cib.ok.gov/.
Oregon	X			Oregon does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Pennsylvania	X			Pennsylvania does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Rhode Island	X			Additional information regarding licensing in Rhode Island can be found at https://dlt.ri.gov/regulation-and-safety/professional-regulation/mechanicals.
South Carolina	X			South Carolina does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
South Dakota	X			South Dakota does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Tennessee	X			Tennessee does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Texas	X			Additional information regarding licensing in Texas can be found at https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/acr/acr.htm.
Utah	X			Utah does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.
Vermont	X			Vermont does not require licensure of all HVAC technicians. Apprentices may work under supervision of a licensed journeyman.
Virginia	X			Virginia does not require licensure of all HVAC technicians.
Washington	X			Additional information regarding licensing in Washington can be found at https://lni.wa.gov/licensing-permits/electrical/electrical-licensing-exams-education/. Requirements may change June 1, 2023.
West Virginia	X			West Virginia does not require licensure of all HVAC technicians.
Wisconsin	X			Wisconsin does not require licensure of all HVAC technicians.
Wyoming	X			Wyoming does not require HVAC technicians to be licensed.

General Comments:

Licensure, certification, or registration of HVAC technicians, or apprentice HVAC technicians, is not required in some states. In several other states, neither education nor experience is required for an individual to qualify for licensure, certification, or registration as an apprentice. Some states require an applicant for licensure, certification, or registration as an apprentice to be enrolled in an apprenticeship program registered with the U.S. Department of Labor upon application and other states substitute formal education for some of the experience hours required to complete an apprenticeship.

Last Updated: 09/02/2022

Contact:
Christina Rudacille
Director, Practical Nursing and HOC
913-469-2383; crudacil@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama		X
Alaska		X
Arizona		X
Arkansas		X
California		X
Colorado		X
Connecticut		X
Delaware		X
Florida		X
Georgia		X
Hawaii		X
Idaho		X
Illinois		X
Indiana		X
Iowa		X
Kansas	X
Kentucky		X
Louisiana		X
Maine		X
Maryland		X
Massachusetts		X
Michigan		X
Minnesota		X
Mississippi		X
Missouri		X
Montana		X
Nebraska		X
Nevada		X
New Hampshire		X
New Jersey		X
New Mexico		X
New York		X
North Carolina		X
North Dakota		X
Ohio		X
Oklahoma		X
Oregon		X
Pennsylvania		X
Rhode Island		X
South Carolina		X
South Dakota		X
Tennessee		X
Texas		X
Utah		X
Vermont		X
Virginia		X
Washington		X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin		X
Wyoming		X

General Comments:

To earn a Home Health Aide (HHA) credential in Kansas, applicants must have a Kansas Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) license, take a HHA course approved by the Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services (KDADS), and pass the Kansas HHA exam. The JCCC, in-person HHA course is approved by KDADS. Students can earn a CNA license through JCCC’s CNA program; to learn more go to https://www.jccc.edu/academics/credit/nursing/certified-nurse-aide/.

Last Updated: 06/21/2022

Contact:
Darla Green
Chair, Interior Design
913-469-3183; dgreen14@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Alabama.
Alaska	X			Alaska does not register or license Interior Designers.
Arizona	X			Arizona does not register or license Interior Designers.
Arkansas	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Arkansas.
California	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in California.
Colorado	X			Colorado does not register or license Interior Designers.
Connecticut	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Connecticut.
Delaware	X			Delaware does not register or license Interior Designers.
Florida	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Florida.
Georgia	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Georgia.
Hawaii	X			Hawaii does not register or license Interior Designers.
Idaho	X			Idaho does not register or license Interior Designers.
Illinois	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Illinois.
Indiana	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Indiana.
Iowa	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Iowa.
Kansas	X			Kansas does not register or license Interior Designers.
Kentucky	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Kentucky.
Louisiana		X
Maine	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Maine.
Maryland	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Maryland.
Massachusetts	X			Massachusetts does not register or license Interior Designers.
Michigan	X			Michigan does not register or license Interior Designers.
Minnesota	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Minnesota.
Mississippi	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Mississippi.
Missouri	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Missouri.
Montana	X			Montana does not register or license Interior Designers.
Nebraska	X			Nebraska does not register or license Interior Designers.
Nevada		X
New Hampshire	X			New Hampshire does not register or license Interior Designers.
New Jersey	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in New Jersey.
New Mexico	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in New Mexico.
New York	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in New York.
North Carolina	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in North Carolina.
North Dakota	X			North Dakota does not register or license Interior Designers.
Ohio	X			Ohio does not register or license Interior Designers.
Oklahoma	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Oklahoma.
Oregon	X			Oregon does not register or license Interior Designers.
Pennsylvania	X			Pennsylvania does not register or license Interior Designers.
Rhode Island	X			Rhode Island does not register or license Interior Designers.
South Carolina	X			South Carolina does not register or license Interior Designers.
South Dakota	X			South Dakota does not register or license Interior Designers.
Tennessee	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Tennessee.
Texas	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Texas.
Utah	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Utah.
Vermont	X			Vermont does not register or license Interior Designers.
Virginia	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Virginia.
Washington	X			Washington does not register or license Interior Designers.
West Virginia	X			West Virginia does not register or license Interior Designers.
Wisconsin	X			Licensure, registration, or certification is optional in Wisconsin.
Wyoming	X			Wyoming does not register or license Interior Designers.

General Comments:

Licensure, registration, or certification for interior designers is optional in several states. Per the Council for Interior Design Qualification, several other states do not have any state laws regulating the practice of interior design. Those states are identified in the matrix above.

Interior Design is an associate degree program. Students may be able to transfer to another institution to pursue a bachelor’s degree that may lead to additional licensure or certification opportunities. Interested students should confirm requirements for states in which they may wish to practice. Additionally, visit the program page on the JCCC website for examples of jobs that can be obtained with an Interior Design, Associate of Applied Sciences.

Last Updated: 05/31/2022

Contact:
Christina Wolff
Supervisor, Foreign Languages Department
913-469-3513; cdecasqu@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama		X
Alaska		X
Arizona		X
Arkansas		X
California		X
Colorado		X
Connecticut		X
Delaware		X
Florida		X
Georgia		X
Hawaii		X
Idaho		X
Illinois		X
Indiana		X
Iowa		X
Kansas	X			Kansas requires interpreters to complete an orientation course. This course is offered via the JCCC Continuing Education website.
Kentucky		X
Louisiana		X
Maine		X
Maryland		X
Massachusetts		X
Michigan		X
Minnesota		X
Mississippi		X
Missouri	X			Missouri does not currently require interpreters to be certified.
Montana		X
Nebraska		X
Nevada		X
New Hampshire		X
New Jersey		X
New Mexico		X
New York		X
North Carolina		X
North Dakota		X
Ohio		X
Oklahoma		X
Oregon		X
Pennsylvania		X
Rhode Island		X
South Carolina		X
South Dakota	X			South Dakota does not currently require interpreters to be certified.
Tennessee		X
Texas		X
Utah		X
Vermont	X			Vermont does not currently require interpreters to be certified.
Virginia		X
Washington		X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin		X
Wyoming	X			Wyoming does not currently require interpreters to be certified.

General Comments:

Certification for legal interpreters varies by state. For more information visit https://www.ncsc.org/education-and-careers/state-interpreter-certification.

Last Updated: 05/24/2022

Contact:
Amanda Kraus
Associate Professor, MIRM
913-469-4020; aleitnak@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X
Alaska	X
Arizona	X
Arkansas	X
California	X
Colorado	X
Connecticut	X
Delaware	X
Florida	X
Georgia	X
Hawaii	X
Idaho	X
Illinois	X
Indiana	X
Iowa	X
Kansas	X
Kentucky	X
Louisiana	X
Maine	X
Maryland	X
Massachusetts	X
Michigan	X
Minnesota	X
Mississippi	X
Missouri	X
Montana	X
Nebraska	X
Nevada	X
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey	X
New Mexico	X
New York	X
North Carolina	X
North Dakota	X
Ohio	X
Oklahoma	X
Oregon	X
Pennsylvania	X
Rhode Island	X
South Carolina	X
South Dakota	X
Tennessee	X
Texas	X
Utah	X
Vermont	X
Virginia	X
Washington	X
West Virginia	X
Wisconsin	X
Wyoming	X

General Comments:

Medical Coders are not licensed professionals. Graduates are eligible to sit for the following national certification exams: Certified Professional Coder (CPC) exam offered by the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) and Certified Coding Professional (CCP) exam offered by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). These exams are not mandatory for practice.

Last Updated: 05/03/2022

Contact:
Edi Gonzalez
egonza46@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama		X
Alaska	X
Arizona		X
Arkansas		X
California		X
Colorado		X
Connecticut	X
Delaware	X
Florida		X
Georgia		X
Hawaii	X
Idaho		X
Illinois	X
Indiana		X
Iowa	X
Kansas	X
Kentucky		X
Louisiana		X
Maine	X
Maryland	X
Massachusetts	X
Michigan		X
Minnesota	X
Mississippi	X
Missouri		X
Montana	X
Nebraska	X
Nevada		X
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey	X
New Mexico	X
New York	X
North Carolina	X
North Dakota	X
Ohio	X
Oklahoma		X
Oregon	X
Pennsylvania		X
Rhode Island	X
South Carolina	X
South Dakota		X
Tennessee		X
Texas		X
Utah	X
Vermont		X
Virginia	X
Washington		X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin	X
Wyoming		X

General Comments:

Nail Technology is marked as meets education requirements if the program hours meet or exceed a state’s requirement. Each state has unique licensing requirements and application processes. Each state reserves the right to make the final determination regarding educational preparedness.

Last Updated: 06/27/2022

Contact:
Chad Sanner
Director, Respiratory Care and NDT
913-469-7655; csanner@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X
Alaska	X
Arizona	X
Arkansas	X
California	X			California is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Colorado	X			Colorado is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Connecticut	X
Delaware	X			Delaware is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Florida	X
Georgia	X			Georgia is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Hawaii	X			Hawaii is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Idaho	X			Idaho is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Illinois	X
Indiana	X
Iowa	X
Kansas	X
Kentucky	X
Louisiana	X			Louisiana is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Maine	X
Maryland	X			Maryland is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Massachusetts	X
Michigan	X
Minnesota	X
Mississippi	X
Missouri	X
Montana	X
Nebraska	X
Nevada	X
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey	X			New Jersey is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
New Mexico	X			New Mexico is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
New York	X			New York is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
North Carolina	X			North Carolina is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
North Dakota	X			North Dakota is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Ohio	X			Ohio is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Oklahoma	X
Oregon	X			Oregon is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Pennsylvania	X
Rhode Island	X
South Carolina	X
South Dakota	X
Tennessee	X			Tennessee is subject to a Polysomnography Practice Act, which provides polysomnographic technicians a specific licensure pathway.
Texas	X
Utah	X
Vermont	X
Virginia	X
Washington	X
West Virginia	X
Wisconsin	X
Wyoming	X

General Comments:

Polysomnography is the only neurodiagnostic modality requiring licensure in select states, including Washington D.C. and the states identified above. The Neurodiagnostic Technology program at JCCC meets the polysomnographic licensing requirements for Washington D.C. and the identified states.

Last Updated: 06/02/2022

Contact:
Howard Hendren
Associate Professor & Chair, Plumbing Technology
913-469-3805; hhendren@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X			Alabama does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Alaska	X			Alaska does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Arizona	X			Arizona does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Arkansas	X			Arkansas does not require plumbers to be licensed.
California	X			California does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Colorado		X
Connecticut		X
Delaware		X
Florida	X			Florida does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Georgia	X			Georgia does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Hawaii		X
Idaho		X
Illinois	X			Illinois does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Indiana	X			Indiana does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Iowa		X
Kansas	X
Kentucky		X
Louisiana	X			Louisiana does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Maine		X
Maryland		X
Massachusetts		X
Michigan	X			Michigan does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Minnesota	X			Minnesota does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Mississippi	X			Mississippi does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Missouri	X			Missouri does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Montana	X			Montana does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Nebraska	X			Nebraska does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Nevada	X			Nevada does not require plumbers to be licensed.
New Hampshire		X
New Jersey	X			New Jersey does not require plumbers to be licensed.
New Mexico	X			New Mexico does not require plumbers to be licensed.
New York	X			New York does not require plumbers to be licensed.
North Carolina	X			North Carolina does not require plumbers to be licensed.
North Dakota	X			North Dakota does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Ohio	X			Ohio does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Oklahoma		X
Oregon		X
Pennsylvania	X			Pennsylvania does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Rhode Island		X
South Carolina	X			South Carolina does not require plumbers to be licensed.
South Dakota	X			South Dakota does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Tennessee	X			Tennessee does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Texas		X
Utah	X			Utah does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Vermont		X
Virginia		X
Washington		X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin	X			Wisconsin does not require plumbers to be licensed.
Wyoming	X			Wyoming does not require plumbers to be licensed.

General Comments:

Licensure in not required for plumbers in several states. Those states are identified in the matrix above. However, counties and cities may impose local licensure requirements for plumbers. Some states license plumbers at the journeyman or master level and may accept completion of the JCCC credit program as a substitute for part of their experience requirements. Students should determine the licensing requirements for jurisdictions where they want to work.

Last Updated: 06/29/2022

Contact:
Christina Rudacille
Director, Practical Nursing and HOC
913-469-2383; crudacil@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X
Alaska		X
Arizona	X
Arkansas	X
California		X
Colorado	X
Connecticut		X
Delaware	X
Florida	X
Georgia	X
Hawaii	X
Idaho	X
Illinois	X
Indiana	X
Iowa	X
Kansas	X
Kentucky	X
Louisiana		X
Maine	X
Maryland		X
Massachusetts		X
Michigan	X
Minnesota	X
Mississippi	X
Missouri	X
Montana	X
Nebraska	X
Nevada		X		Nevada only recognizes educational programs that are nationally accredited.
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey		X
New Mexico	X
New York	X
North Carolina	X
North Dakota	X
Ohio	X
Oklahoma	X
Oregon	X
Pennsylvania		X
Rhode Island	X
South Carolina	X
South Dakota	X
Tennessee	X
Texas	X
Utah	X
Vermont	X
Virginia		X
Washington	X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin	X
Wyoming	X

General Comments:

Students who earn a license for practical nursing in Kansas can obtain licensure by endorsement in Arkansas, California, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Virginia, but the JCCC program does not qualify the students to sit for the licensure exam in these states. Additional information about requirements in each state is available at https://www.ncsbn.org/nurse-licensure-guidance.htm.

Last Updated: 06/17/2022

Contact:
Karen LaMartina
Program Director, Nursing
913-469-3141; lamartin@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X
Alaska	X
Arizona		X
Arkansas	X
California		X
Colorado		X
Connecticut		X
Delaware	X
Florida		X
Georgia	X
Hawaii	X
Idaho	X
Illinois		X
Indiana	X
Iowa	X
Kansas	X
Kentucky	X
Louisiana	X
Maine		X
Maryland	X
Massachusetts		X
Michigan		X
Minnesota	X
Mississippi		X
Missouri	X
Montana	X
Nebraska	X
Nevada	X
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey		X
New Mexico	X
New York		X
North Carolina	X
North Dakota	X
Ohio	X
Oklahoma	X
Oregon		X
Pennsylvania	X
Rhode Island	X
South Carolina	X
South Dakota	X
Tennessee	X
Texas	X
Utah	X
Vermont	X
Virginia	X
Washington	X
West Virginia	X
Wisconsin	X
Wyoming	X

General Comments:

The licensure requirements for nurses differ across the states and U.S. territories. Johnson County Community College recommends students visit the National Council of State Boards of Nursing at https://www.ncsbn.org/nurse-licensure-guidance.htm to identify the nursing requirements for the state in which the student plans to live and practice.

The Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) allows a nurse to have one multistate license with the ability to practice in the nurse’s home state and other compact states. Kansas is part of the NLC. To learn which other states are part of the NLC, go to https://www.ncsbn.org/nurse-licensure-compact.htm.

Last Updated: 08/03/2022

Contact:
Chad Sanner
Director, Respiratory Care and NDT
913-469-7655; csanner@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X
Alaska	X			Alaska does not require licensure for respiratory care; however, individuals must complete a COARC accredited respiratory care program to practice.
Arizona	X
Arkansas	X
California	X
Colorado	X
Connecticut	X
Delaware	X
Florida	X
Georgia	X
Hawaii	X
Idaho	X
Illinois	X
Indiana	X
Iowa	X
Kansas	X
Kentucky	X
Louisiana	X
Maine	X
Maryland	X
Massachusetts	X
Michigan	X
Minnesota	X
Mississippi	X
Missouri	X
Montana	X
Nebraska	X
Nevada	X
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey	X
New Mexico	X
New York	X
North Carolina	X
North Dakota	X
Ohio	X
Oklahoma	X
Oregon	X
Pennsylvania	X
Rhode Island	X
South Carolina	X
South Dakota	X
Tennessee	X
Texas	X
Utah	X
Vermont	X
Virginia	X
Washington	X
West Virginia	X
Wisconsin	X
Wyoming	X

General Comments:

To obtain a license in all states, except Alaska, students must complete a COARC accredited Respiratory Care program and Respiratory Therapy credentialing. Upon graduation from the Respiratory Care program, students may earn their Respiratory Therapy credentials by passing the requisite board exams administered by the National Board of Respiratory Care. Program applicants should consult with state licensing agencies to determine state licensure requirements. State licensing contacts are available at https://www.aarc.org/advocacy/state-society-resources/state-licensure-contacts/.

Last Updated: 06/01/2022

Continuing Education

Contact:
Zachary Gredlics
Program Coordinator, Continuing Education
913-469-3811; healthcare@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X
Alaska		X
Arizona			X	Additional information can be found at the FindLaw website.
Arkansas	X
California		X
Colorado		X
Connecticut	X
Delaware	X
Florida	X
Georgia			X
Hawaii			X	Additional information can be found at hawaii.gov.
Idaho		X
Illinois	X
Indiana			X	Additional information can be found at in.gov.
Iowa			X
Kansas	X
Kentucky	X
Louisiana	X
Maine	X
Maryland		X
Massachusetts	X
Michigan			X	Additional information can be found at michigan.gov.
Minnesota		X
Mississippi	X
Missouri	X			Additional information can be found at health.mo.gov.
Montana	X
Nebraska			X	Additional information can be found at dhhs.ne.gov.
Nevada		X
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey		X
New Mexico	X
New York			X	Additional information can be found at health.ny.gov.
North Carolina	X
North Dakota	X
Ohio	X
Oklahoma			X
Oregon			X	Additional information can be found at oregon.gov.
Pennsylvania		X
Rhode Island			X
South Carolina		X
South Dakota			X	Additional information can be found at doh.sd.gov.
Tennessee	X			Additional information can be found at tn.gov.
Texas			X	Additional information can be found at hhs.texas.gov.
Utah		X		Administrator qualifications can be found in the Utah Administrative Code at R432-270-6.
Vermont			X
Virginia		X
Washington		X		Additional information can be found at dshs.wa.gov.
West Virginia	X			Additional information can be found at ohflac.wvdhhr.org.
Wisconsin			X	Additional information can be found at dhs.wisconsin.gov.
Wyoming		X		Additional information can be found at health.wyo.gov.

General Comments:

Per the National Association of Long-Term Care Administrator Board at https://www.nabweb.org/state-licensure-requirements, the following states either do not require specialized training or do not require licensure for assisted living facility operators: Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Tennessee, West Virginia.

Some states require experience in addition to, or in place of, education

Last Updated: 08/26/2022

Contact:
Zachary Gredlics
Program Coordinator, Continuing Education
913-469-3811; healthcare@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X			Alabama does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Alaska	X			Alaska does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Arizona	X			Arizona does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Arkansas	X			Arkansas does not require licensure of dental assistants.
California	X			California does not require licensure of all levels of dental assistants. More information can be found at dbc.ca.gov.
Colorado	X			Colorado does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Connecticut	X			Connecticut does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Delaware	X			Delaware does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Florida	X			Florida does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Georgia	X			Georgia does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Hawaii	X			Hawaii does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Idaho	X			Idaho does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Illinois	X			Illinois does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Indiana	X			Indiana does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Iowa	X			More information on licensure in Iowa can be found at dentalboard.iowa.gov. Individuals may be hired and receive on-the-job training which leads to registration as a dental assistant in Iowa.
Kansas	X			Kansas does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Kentucky	X			Kentucky does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Louisiana	X			Louisiana does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Maine	X			Maine does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Maryland	X			Maryland does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Massachusetts		X		Massachusetts requires CPR certification, which is not offered in this course. More information can be found at mass.gov.
Michigan	X			More information on licensure in Michigan can be found at the Michigan.gov health website.
Minnesota	X			Minnesota does not require licensure of all levels of dental assistants. More information can be found at mn.gov/boards/dentistry.
Mississippi	X			Mississippi does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Missouri	X			Missouri does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Montana	X			Montana does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Nebraska	X			Nebraska does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Nevada	X			Nevada does not require licensure of dental assistants.
New Hampshire	X			New Hampshire does not require licensure of dental assistants.
New Jersey	X			New Jersey does not require licensure of all levels of dental assistants. More information can be found at njconsumeraffairs.gov/den.
New Mexico	X			New Mexico does not require licensure of all levels of dental assistants. More information can be found at rld.nm.gov.
New York	X			New York does not require licensure of all levels of dental assistants. More information can be found at op.nysed.gov.
North Carolina	X			North Carolina does not require licensure of dental assistants.
North Dakota	X			North Dakota does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Ohio	X			Ohio does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Oklahoma	X			More information on licensure in Oklahoma can be found at ok.gov/dentistry.
Oregon	X			Oregon does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Pennsylvania	X			Pennsylvania does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Rhode Island	X			Rhode Island does not require licensure of dental assistants.
South Carolina	X			South Carolina does not require licensure of dental assistants.
South Dakota	X			South Dakota does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Tennessee	X			More information on licensure in Tennessee can be found at the tn.gov health website.
Texas	X			Texas does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Utah	X			Utah does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Vermont	X			More information on licensure in Vermont can be found at sos.vermont.gov website.
Virginia	X			Virginia does not require licensure of all levels of dental assistants. More information can be found at the dhp.virginia.gov dentistry website.
Washington	X			More information on licensure in Washington can be found at the doh.wa.gov dental assistant webpage.
West Virginia	X			West Virginia does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Wisconsin	X			Wisconsin does not require licensure of dental assistants.
Wyoming	X			Wyoming does not require licensure of dental assistants.

General Comments:

Dental Assistant Career Prep is a certificate level course and does not prepare student for any specific national certification exam nor does it result in licensure. It is the responsibility of the student to ensure this training is approved in a state. The Dental Assisting National Board website contains additional information at https://www.danb.org/state-requirements.

Last Updated: 06/27/2022

Contact:
Zachary Gredlics
Program Coordinator, Continuing Education
913-469-3811; healthcare@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama		X
Alaska		X
Arizona		X
Arkansas		X
California		X
Colorado		X
Connecticut		X
Delaware		X
Florida	X			Florida does not license home health aides. Additional information can be found at the MyFlorida website.
Georgia		X
Hawaii		X
Idaho		X
Illinois		X
Indiana		X
Iowa		X
Kansas		X
Kentucky		X
Louisiana		X
Maine		X
Maryland		X
Massachusetts		X
Michigan		X
Minnesota		X
Mississippi		X
Missouri		X
Montana		X
Nebraska		X
Nevada		X
New Hampshire		X
New Jersey		X
New Mexico		X
New York		X
North Carolina		X
North Dakota		X
Ohio		X
Oklahoma		X
Oregon		X
Pennsylvania		X
Rhode Island		X
South Carolina		X
South Dakota		X
Tennessee		X
Texas		X
Utah		X
Vermont		X
Virginia		X
Washington		X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin		X
Wyoming		X

General Comments:

The Home Health Aide (HHA) Career Prep course is not intended to lead to professional licensure. It provides content helpful for exam preparation or review. This course is not approved by the Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services (KDADS). The education and licensure requirements for home health aides depend on whether the agency employing the home health aide is funded by Medicare or Medicaid. This course does not have a clinical component and therefore, students who complete this course are not qualified to work in Medicare or Medicaid settings. Prospective students are advised to carefully check the requirements to work as a home health aide in the state and setting (private or federally funded) the prospective students want to work.

To become a home health aide in Kansas, an individual must have a Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) license, take a course approved by KDADS, and successfully complete the Kansas Home Health Aide Certification Exam. JCCC offers an in-person CNA program. For more information, visit https://www.jccc.edu/academics/credit/nursing/certified-nurse-aide/. JCCC also offers an in-person HHA program approved by KDADS. For more information, visit https://www.jccc.edu/academics/credit/nursing/home-health-aide/.

Last Updated: 06/27/2022

Contact:
John Littleton
Program Director, Continuing Education
913-469-2742, TradesandRail@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined
Alabama		X
Alaska		X
Arizona		X
Arkansas		X
California		X
Colorado		X
Connecticut		X
Delaware		X
Florida		X
Georgia		X
Hawaii		X
Idaho		X
Illinois		X
Indiana		X
Iowa		X
Kansas		X
Kentucky		X
Louisiana		X
Maine		X
Maryland		X
Massachusetts		X
Michigan		X
Minnesota		X
Mississippi		X
Missouri		X
Montana		X
Nebraska		X
Nevada		X
New Hampshire		X
New Jersey		X
New Mexico		X
New York		X
North Carolina		X
North Dakota		X
Ohio		X
Oklahoma		X
Oregon		X
Pennsylvania		X
Rhode Island		X
South Carolina		X
South Dakota		X
Tennessee		X
Texas		X
Utah		X
Vermont		X
Virginia		X
Washington		X
West Virginia		X
Wisconsin		X
Wyoming		X

Comments:

HVAC Mechanical Exam Prep is an Exam Prep program only, and as such, is not intended to meet any initial state licensure or certification requirements. Please review the professional licensure disclosure for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (“HVAC”) Technology for more information on how the credit program may lead to licensure or certification in this profession.

Current as of: 08/24/2020

Contact:
Tim Frenzel
Program Director, Continuing Education
913-469-4420; tfrenzel@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama		X		More information on mediation in Alabama
Alaska	X			Alaska does not license mediators. More information can be found at courts.alaska.gov.
Arizona		X		More information on mediation in Arizona
Arkansas		X		More information on mediation in Arkansas (pdf)
California	X			California does not license mediators, but local jurisdictions may impose standards. More information can be found at courts.ca.gov.
Colorado	X			Colorado does not license mediators. More information can be found at courts.state.co.us.
Connecticut	X			Connecticut does not license mediators. More information can be found at jud.ct.gov.
Delaware			X	More information on mediation in Delaware
Florida		X		More information on mediation in Florida (pdf)
Georgia		X		More information on mediation in Georgia
Hawaii	X			Hawaii does not license mediators. More information can be found at courts.state.hi.us.
Idaho		X		More information on mediation in Idaho
Illinois	X			Illinois does not license mediators. More information can be found at mediationcouncilofillinois.org.
Indiana		X		More information on mediation in Indiana
Iowa		X		More information on mediation in Iowa (pdf)
Kansas	X			More information on mediation in Kansas
Kentucky	X			More information on mediation in Kentucky
Louisiana		X		More information on mediation in Louisiana (pdf)
Maine		X		More information on mediation in Maine
Maryland	X			More information on mediation in Maryland
Massachusetts	X			Mediators must complete a Massachusetts court orientation. More information can be found at the mass.gov website.
Michigan		X		More information on mediation in Michigan
Minnesota		X		More information on mediation in Minnesota can be found at the revisor.mn.gov website.
Mississippi		X		More information on mediation in Mississippi
Missouri	X			The JCCC program is approved in Missouri. However, Missouri does not license mediators. More information can be found at the momediators.org website.
Montana	X			Montana does not license mediators. More information can be found at mtmediation.org/.
Nebraska			X	More information on mediation in Nebraska
Nevada		X		More information on mediation in Nevada
New Hampshire			X	More information on mediation in New Hampshire
New Jersey		X		More information on mediation in New Jersey
New Mexico			X	More information on mediation in New Mexico
New York		X		More information on mediation in New York (pdf)
North Carolina			X	More information on mediation in North Carolina
North Dakota		X		More information on mediation in North Dakota
Ohio	X			Ohio does not license mediators, but local jurisdictions may impose standards. More information can be found at the supremecourt.ohio.gov website.
Oklahoma		X		More information on mediation in Oklahoma
Oregon		X		More information on mediation in Oregon
Pennsylvania		X		More information on mediation in Pennsylvania
Rhode Island	X			Rhode Island does not license mediators. More information can be found at rimediators.org
South Carolina		X		More information on mediation in South Carolina
South Dakota	X			More information on mediation in South Dakota
Tennessee		X		More information on mediation in Tennessee
Texas		X		More information on mediation in Texas
Utah		X		More information on mediation in Utah
Vermont		X		More information on mediation in Vermont
Virginia		X		More information on mediation in Virginia
Washington			X	Washington does not license mediators, but mediators are appointed by Dispute Resolution Centers that may impose their own requirements. Download more information (pdf).
West Virginia		X		More information on mediation in West Virginia can be found at wvbar.org.
Wisconsin			X	Wisconsin possesses a state law that applies to mediators in child custody and domestic disputes. Local court jurisdictions set the requirements for other fields. More information can be found at acrwisconsin.org.
Wyoming			X	The Wyoming Department of Agriculture certifies mediators for its own disputes. There is no statewide licensing or certification for any other field. More information can be found at wyagric.state.wy.us.

General Comments: More information on how to become a Mediator.

Last Updated: 01/03/2023

Contact:
Zachary Gredlics
Program Coordinator, Continuing Education
913-469-3811; healthcare@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X			Alabama does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Alaska	X			Alaska does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Arizona		X
Arkansas	X			Arkansas does not require licensure for medical assistants.
California	X			California does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Colorado	X			Colorado does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Connecticut	X			Connecticut does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Delaware	X			Delaware does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Florida	X			Florida does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Georgia	X			Georgia does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Hawaii	X			Hawaii does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Idaho	X			Idaho does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Illinois	X			Illinois does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Indiana	X			Indiana does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Iowa	X			Iowa does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Kansas	X			Kansas does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Kentucky	X			Kentucky does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Louisiana	X			Louisiana does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Maine	X			Maine does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Maryland	X			Maryland does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Massachusetts	X			Massachusetts does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Michigan	X			Michigan does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Minnesota	X			Minnesota does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Mississippi	X			Mississippi does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Missouri	X			Missouri does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Montana	X			Montana does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Nebraska	X			Nebraska does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Nevada	X			Nevada does not require licensure for medical assistants.
New Hampshire	X			New Hampshire does not require licensure for medical assistants.
New Jersey		X
New Mexico	X			New Mexico does not require licensure for medical assistants.
New York	X			New York does not require licensure for medical assistants.
North Carolina	X			North Carolina does not require licensure for medical assistants.
North Dakota	X			North Dakota does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Ohio	X			Ohio does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Oklahoma	X			Oklahoma does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Oregon	X			Oregon does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Pennsylvania	X			Pennsylvania does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Rhode Island	X			Rhode Island does not require licensure for medical assistants.
South Carolina	X			South Carolina does not require licensure for medical assistants.
South Dakota	X			South Dakota does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Tennessee	X			Tennessee does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Texas	X			Texas does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Utah	X			Utah does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Vermont	X			Vermont does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Virginia	X			Virginia does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Washington	X			Washington does not have education requirements for its Medical Assistant-Registered Credential. Washington does have education requirements for its Medical Assistant-Certified Credential. The JCCC program does not meet those education requirements. More information can be found at the doh.wa.gov website.
West Virginia			X	Contact information for the West Virginia Board of Medicine can be found at wvbom.wv.gov.
Wisconsin	X			Wisconsin does not require licensure for medical assistants.
Wyoming	X			Wyoming does not require licensure for medical assistants.

General Comments:

Medical Assistant Career Prep prepares students for the NHA Medical Assistant national certification exam. Most states do not require or issue licenses or certifications for medical assistants. It is the responsibility of the student to make sure this training is approved in a state.

Last Updated: 06/27/2022

Contact:
Zachary Gredlics
Program Coordinator, Continuing Education
913-469-3811; healthcare@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama		X		More information on licensure in Alabama can be found at albop.com.
Alaska	X
Arizona	X
Arkansas	X
California	X			More information on licensure in California can be found at pharmacy.ca.gov.
Colorado		X		More information on licensure in Colorado can be found at dpo.colorado.gov/Pharmacy.
Connecticut	X
Delaware	X			Delaware does not require licensure of pharmacy technicians.
Florida		X		More information on licensure in Florida can be found at floridaspharmacy.gov.
Georgia	X
Hawaii	X			Hawaii does not require licensure of pharmacy technicians.
Idaho	X
Illinois	X
Indiana		X		More information on licensure in Indiana can be found at in.gov/pla/professions/pharmacy-home.
Iowa		X		More information on licensure in Iowa can be found at pharmacy.iowa.gov.
Kansas	X			More information on licensure in Kansas can be found at pharmacy.ks.gov.
Kentucky	X
Louisiana		X		More information on licensure in Louisiana can be found at pharmacy.la.gov.
Maine	X
Maryland		X		More information on licensure in Maryland can be found at the health.maryland.gov pharmacy website.
Massachusetts	X
Michigan		X		More information on licensure in Michigan can be found at michigan.gov.
Minnesota		X		More information on licensure in Minnesota can be found at mn.gov/boards/pharmacy.
Mississippi	X
Missouri	X
Montana	X			More information on licensure in Montana can be found at the boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov website.
Nebraska	X			More information on licensure in Nebraska can be found at the dhhs.ne.gov pharmacy website.
Nevada		X		More information on licensure in Nevada can be found at bop.nv.gov.
New Hampshire	X
New Jersey	X
New Mexico	X			More information on licensure in New Mexico can be found at the rld.nm.gov website.
New York		X		More information on licensure in New York
North Carolina	X
North Dakota		X		More information on licensure in North Dakota can be found at nodakpharmacy.com.
Ohio		X		More information on licensure in Ohio can be found at pharmacy.ohio.gov.
Oklahoma	X			More information on licensure in Oklahoma can be found at the ok.gov website.
Oregon	X
Pennsylvania	X			More information on licensure in Pennsylvania can be found at the dos.pa.gov website.
Rhode Island		X		More information on licensure in Rhode Island
South Carolina	X			More information on licensure in South Carolina can be found at llr.sc.gov/bop/techs.aspx.
South Dakota	X
Tennessee	X
Texas	X			More information on licensure in Texas can be found at pharmacy.texas.gov/.
Utah		X		More information on licensure in Utah can be found at dopl.utah.gov/pharm/.
Vermont	X
Virginia		X		More information on licensure in Virginia can be found at dhp.virginia.gov/pharmacy/.
Washington			X	More information on licensure in Washington
West Virginia		X		More information on licensure in West Virginia can be found at wvbop.com.
Wisconsin	X			Wisconsin does not require licensure or registration of pharmacy technicians.
Wyoming		X		More information on licensure in Wyoming can be found at pharmacyboard.wyo.gov.

General Comments:

Pharmacy Technician Career Prep does not result in licensure. The course prepares student for the PTCB Pharmacy Technician national certification exam. This exam is a prerequisite to registration in several states. More information can be found on the PTCB website at https://www.ptcb.org/resources/state-regulations-and-map.

Last Updated: 12/20/2022

Contact:
Gretchen Merritt
Program Coordinator, Continuing Education
913-469-2222; transportation@jccc.edu

State	Meets Educational Requirements	Does Not Meet Educational Requirements	Undetermined	Comments
Alabama	X			More information about requirements in Alabama
Alaska	X			More information about requirements in Alaska can be found at doa.alaska.gov/dmv/reg.
Arizona	X			More information about requirements in Arizona can be found at azdot.gov/motor-vehicle-services.
Arkansas	X			More information about requirements in Arkansas can be found at mydmv.arkansas.gov.
California	X			The application process in California requires an additional form. More information about requirements can be found at dmv.ca.gov/portal.
Colorado	X			More information about requirements in Colorado can be found at dmv.colorado.gov.
Connecticut	X			More information about requirements in Connecticut can be found at portal.ct.gov/dmv.
Delaware	X			More information about requirements in Delaware can be found at dmv.de.gov.
Florida	X			More information about requirements in Florida can be found at flhsmv.gov.
Georgia	X			More information about requirements in Georgia can be found at dds.georgia.gov.
Hawaii	X			Applicants must be 21 years of age in Hawaii, and they must have an instructional CDL permit approved and in place for one year under supervision prior to applying for a full CDL. More information about requirements can be found at hidot.hawaii.gov/driverslicense.
Idaho	X			More information about requirements in Idaho can be found at itd.idaho.gov/itddmv.
Illinois	X			More information about requirements in Illinois can be found at ilsos.gov.
Indiana	X			More information about requirements in Indiana can be found at in.gov/bmv.
Iowa	X			More information about requirements in Iowa can be found at iowadot.gov/mvd.
Kansas	X			More information about requirements in Kansas can be found at ksrevenue.gov/dov.
Kentucky	X			More information about requirements in Kentucky can be found at drive.ky.gov.
Louisiana	X			More information about requirements in Louisiana can be found at expresslane.org.
Maine	X			More information about requirements in Maine can be found at maine.gov/sos/bmv.
Maryland	X			More information about requirements in Maryland can be found at mva.maryland.gov.
Massachusetts	X			More information about requirements in Massachusetts
Michigan	X			More information about requirements in Michigan can be found at michigan.gov/sos/license-id.
Minnesota	X			Applicants in Minnesota must be 16 years of age but may not drive interstate until they reach 21 years of age. Applicants less than 18 years of age must provide proof of CDL training to sit for the CDL exam. More information about requirements.
Mississippi	X			Applicants in Mississippi must be 17 years of age but may not drive interstate until they reach 21 years of age. More information about requirements can be found at ms.gov/dps/license_renewal.
Missouri	X			More information about requirements in Missouri can be found at dor.mo.gov/motor-vehicle.
Montana	X			More information about requirements in Montana can be found at dojmt.gov/driving.
Nebraska	X			More information about requirements in Nebraska can be found at dmv.nebraska.gov.
Nevada	X			More information about requirements in Nevada can be found at dmv.nv.gov.
New Hampshire	X			More information about requirements in New Hampshire can be found at dmv.nh.gov.
New Jersey	X			More information about requirements in New Jersey can be found at state.nj.us/mvc.
New Mexico	X			More information about requirements in New Mexico can be found at mvd.newmexico.gov.
New York	X			More information about requirements in New York can be found at dmv.ny.gov.
North Carolina	X			More information about requirements in North Carolina
North Dakota	X			More information about requirements in North Dakota can be found at dot.nd.gov.
Ohio	X			More information about requirements in Ohio can be found at bmv.ohio.gov.
Oklahoma	X			More information about requirements in Oklahoma can be found at oklahoma.gov/dps.
Oregon	X			More information about requirements in Oregon can be found at oregon.gov/odot/dmv.
Pennsylvania	X			More information about requirements in Pennsylvania can be found at dmv.pa.gov.
Rhode Island	X			More information about requirements in Rhode Island can be found at dmv.ri.gov.
South Carolina	X			More information about requirements in South Carolina can be found at scdmvonline.com.
South Dakota	X			More information about requirements in South Dakota can be found at dps.sd.gov/driver-licensing.
Tennessee	X			More information about requirements in Tennessee can be found at tn.gov/driver-services.
Texas	X			More information about requirements in Texas can be found at txdmv.gov.
Utah	X			More information about requirements in Utah can be found at dmv.utah.gov.
Vermont	X			More information about requirements in Vermont can be found at dmv.vermont.gov.
Virginia	X			Applicants in Virginia must hold a permit for 30 days prior to testing for CDL. More information about requirements can be found at dmv.virginia.gov.
Washington		X		Applicants in Washington must attend a CDL training course that meets Washington’s requirements. More information about requirements can be found at dol.wa.gov.
West Virginia	X			More information about requirements in West Virginia can be found at transportation.wv.gov/DMV.
Wisconsin	X			Applicants in Wisconsin must be trained professionally prior to taking the CDL skills test. More information about requirements can be found at wisconsindot.gov.
Wyoming	X			More information about requirements in Wyoming can be found at dot.state.wy.us/driverservices.

General Comments:

Johnson County Community College is a registered training provider through the Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. It is the responsibility of the student to make sure this training is approved in a state.

Last Updated: 10/21/2022

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