Enrollment in online courses has increased substantially over the past decade. Online, educational offerings are flexible and allow students to develop the skills they need to be competitive in the job market even if they cannot regularly attend class and/or are located remotely. The current, complex regulatory environment in the states inhibits many institutions from delivering these courses across state lines. CSG’s National Center for Interstate Compacts, in conjunction with the Presidents’ Forum and with support from the Lumina Foundation, is developing an interstate compact to allow greater reciprocity in online education among the states.
