Does the state provide guidance to students on PLA costs or fees?
December 2017
| Does the state provide guidance to students on PLA costs or fees? | |
| Alabama | - |
| Alaska | - |
| Arizona | - |
| Arkansas | - |
| California | - |
| Colorado | - |
| Connecticut | - |
| Delaware | - |
| District of Columbia | - |
| Florida | - |
| Georgia | - |
| Hawaii | - |
| Idaho | Fees may not be based on number of credits awarded, and must be consistent with tuition and fee policies. |
| Illinois | - |
| Indiana | - |
| Iowa | - |
| Kansas | Fees should reflect administrative, assessment and actual costs, not number of credits awarded. |
| Kentucky | - |
| Louisiana | - |
| Maine | - |
| Maryland | - |
| Massachusetts | - |
| Michigan | - |
| Minnesota | Fees may be charged for services related to prior learning assessment, and must be consistent with tuition and fee policies. |
| Mississippi | - |
| Missouri | - |
| Montana | Fees must reflect operational costs, and may not be based on the number of credits awarded. |
| Nebraska | - |
| Nevada | - |
| New Hampshire | - |
| New Jersey | - |
| New Mexico | - |
| New York | - |
| North Carolina | - |
| North Dakota | Fees may cover the evaluation of prior learning. |
| Ohio | - |
| Oklahoma | Fees may cover administration and actual costs. |
| Oregon | - |
| Pennsylvania | - |
| Rhode Island | - |
| South Carolina | - |
| South Dakota | - |
| Tennessee | Fees may be charged for associated costs, and may not be based on the number of credits awarded. |
| Texas | - |
| Utah | - |
| Vermont | - |
| Virginia | - |
| Washington | - |
| West Virginia | Fees may vary according to the type of assessment performed. |
| Wisconsin | Institutions may establish policies regarding testing fees. |
| Wyoming | - |
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