Relocation is a student’s move to another state or country while enrolled, and a relocation policy sets out what such a move can change.
What the catalog says
“Students who relocate while enrolled at InterCoast may not be able to complete their studies if they move to a country or state where the institution is not currently authorized to offer an online option for a particular program.”
“Students who relocate are responsible to research the licensure and certification requirements of the profession for which they may want to seek such credentials. This institution’s curriculum may not meet the licensure and/or certification requirements for every state.”
On whom to ask: “Prospective students should contact their financial aid advisor to discuss how relocation could alter their eligibility, while current students should contact their campus president if they are considering relocating during their course of study. Graduates should contact the director of student affairs with relocation questions.”