Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-2252
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Definitions
Official statutory text
The term "higher education" as used in Article XIII-A of the
Constitution of Oklahoma and the vitalizing statutes or the term
"postsecondary education" shall mean all education of any kind
beyond the twelfth grade in which students pursue study and for
which the credit earned may apply toward meeting requirements for a
degree, diploma, or other postsecondary academic or collegiate
award, and shall also include bona fide postsecondary adult and
continuing education, extension and public service education, and
organized research as may be authorized by the State Regents as a
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 1361
part of the functions and courses of study of a member institution
in the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education.
Constitution of Oklahoma and the vitalizing statutes or the term
"postsecondary education" shall mean all education of any kind
beyond the twelfth grade in which students pursue study and for
which the credit earned may apply toward meeting requirements for a
degree, diploma, or other postsecondary academic or collegiate
award, and shall also include bona fide postsecondary adult and
continuing education, extension and public service education, and
organized research as may be authorized by the State Regents as a
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 1361
part of the functions and courses of study of a member institution
in the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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