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All private, degree-granting institutions in Wyoming would have to be accredited under a bill headed to Wyoming's Joint Education Committee next month. The bill passed by the Private School Licensing Subcommittee would require all institutions operating in Wyoming to seek accreditation from a regional or U.S. Department of Education-recognized agency.

Wyoming is currently a haven for unaccredited distance learning colleges due to a state law that allows schools to be licensed by the state yet operate without any accreditation oversight.