It would place new limitations on existing accredited investors, effectively creating a second tier of accredited investor.
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"Entry-level and non-accredited investors can now join accredited investors in supporting early stage companies," he added.
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Among other things, Regulation A+ allows both accredited and non-accredited investors the ability to participate in an offering.
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Piwowar said the SEC's current rules apply "artificial" distinctions between accredited and non-accredited investors that should be re-evaluated.
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The model works by linking accredited universities with unaccredited institutions, with the eventual goal of making the startup accredited itself.
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Feit notes that of the roughly 8 million who could be accredited investors, there are only 370,000 that are active accredited angel investors.
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The Belpointe REIT is open to non-accredited and accredited investors with a minimum investment amount of $10,000, according to the company's release.
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According to the database, there have been 68 deaths and 273 injuries from animal attacks at accredited and non-accredited zoos and circuses since 1990.
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Researchers analyzed 13 studies with a combined 1.5 million participants that examined the differences in deaths and major complications at accredited versus non-accredited centers.
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Meanwhile, both accredited and non-accredited investors are buying the tokens on the assumption that once these these projects are completed, their tokens will balloon in value.
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"Imagine having access to credit and student aid for a program in computer science accredited by Apple or in music accredited by the New York Philharmonic," Sen.
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While Facebook's internal metrics are not accredited by that group, it does use MRC-accredited third-party vendors, such as Nielsen and comScore, to help advertisers verify certain data.
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For this reason, the legislation requires that all similar level academic programs accredited by the same accreditor must be approved for transfer with other schools accredited by the same agency.
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Bancor on Monday (June 12) managed to gather around $150 million in what is called an ICO, an Initial Coin Offering, from a range of investors, accredited and non-accredited.
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This "accredited investor" definition is extremely important for the startup ecosystem, since the most common legal arrangement that startups use to raise funds limits participation almost exclusively to accredited investors.
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Thus, despite some new opportunities in non-accredited investor financing, the fact that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering adjusting the financial threshold for accredited investors is alarming.
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Six of the eight studies that reported mortality showed a significant reduction at the accredited centers; the risk of death was two to three times higher at hospitals that weren't accredited.
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" While the U.S.-accredited programs make up the bulk of CEU's operations, the university said it would continue to operate its Hungarian-accredited programs in Budapest for "as long as possible.
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To see if accredited hospitals offer better quality care, Jha and colleagues analyzed data from 4,400 U.S. hospitals, including 3,337 accredited facilities and 1,183 that passed state-based review in 2014-2017.
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For students, that meant that Make School's courses most likely couldn't be transferred to other accredited universities, nor could they receive public student loans, which mandate that a school be accredited for disbursement.
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So does having a degree from an accredited American school.
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"Volkers will not be accredited," committee spokesman Daniel Varsano said.
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Epic Games is not accredited with the Better Business Bureau.
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Both work with companies to sell shares to accredited investors.
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Corinthian was accredited even as it declared bankruptcy in 2015.
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Click here to find an accredited program for this career.
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Accredited WADA laboratories would report 123 that year in total.
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It is still in SoHo, but now an accredited museum.
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That enabled Pryor to give accredited teachers a bonus recently.
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Only U.S. qualified accredited investors can put money into funds.
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You can find a great education at almost any accredited school.
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She is also accredited in fields like green energy and ecology.
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But drills continue as schools increasingly need them to stay accredited.
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Bank of America, by contrast, is accredited with an "A+" rating.
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An overnight stay in an internationally accredited hospital costs about $100.
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The Accredited Representatives have legal training, but they are not lawyers.
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Only accredited college degree programs are eligible for federal student loans.
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Now the private-company stockmarkets accept only "accredited" (ie, wealthy) investors.
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Last year I did my 10th Tour, my eighth accredited one.
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Today, around 10 percent of U.S. households qualify as accredited investors.
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Prospective students should first verify that a school's program is accredited.
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Central European University is accredited in Hungary and the United States.
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However, only about a third of birth centers are currently accredited.
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The numbers are spottier for zoos not accredited by the association.
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Animal rights advocacy group Born Free has a searchable database of "exotic animal incidents" and counts 20143 injuries from animal attacks at accredited and non-accredited zoos, menageries and wild animal parks in the U.S. since 1990.
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Based in Austin, Texas, the company offers accredited education via mobile device.
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Alternative assets are off limits unless you're a qualified, or accredited investor.
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Rather than running its own, the GCF channels money through "accredited entities".
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We are accredited through (The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies).
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We'd read books and taken non-accredited classes in the library before.
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We want to make ICOs accessible to everyone, not just accredited investors.
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CEU is based in Budapest but originally accredited in New York State.
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Unfortunately, even accredited security certifications use the adjective in their very title.
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Why were so many reporters accredited to cover the war in Donetsk?
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The shortage of residency slots is also affecting graduates of accredited programs.
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There are many options to responsibly expand the definition of accredited investors.
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Central European University is accredited in both Hungary and the United States.
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The website is great for finding accredited members on your doorstep, too.
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Presumably, an accredited investor can lose their investment without losing their shirt.
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Neither school was accredited, and their students were ineligible for federal aid.
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The standards-development organizations accredited by ANSI follow a bottom-up process.
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Some 33 entities have been accredited, mostly development banks and government agencies.
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Subsequent tests at government-accredited laboratories showed the noodles were safe for consumption.
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WealthForge — an online broker/dealer that connects entrepreneurs with accredited investors — in Richmond.
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NR: Between $120 million and $160 million is coming from [accredited individual investors].
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To become a PA, you'll need a master's degree from an accredited program.
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This study that I'm looking at, is it from an accredited research university?
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This accredited diploma course will show you the techniques needed for quick results.
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Courses will have to be accredited, to avoid people using credits for hobbies.
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In Startwise's version, investors don't have to be accredited, although the platform is.
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Plus it's a CPD-accredited training that you can put on your résumé.
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With this 80-hour bootcamp, you'll get accredited business training from renowned professionals.
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" A few weeks later, Ian was officially accredited as a "press team coworker.
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If you take accredited courses, they will offer up to $5,000 per year.
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"Elephant breeding at accredited zoos provides critical support for elephant conservation," said Walczak.
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With the exception of Colombia, no neighboring country has an accredited antidoping facility.
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AAMC represents all 147 accredited medical schools in the U.S. Nathaniel Weixel contributed.
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The fund was announced in October and is now open to accredited investors.
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Yahoo only allows researchers, faculty, and students at an accredited university, and with .
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In 1945 she was accredited by The Cleveland News as a war correspondent.
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During the suspension sample testing will be moved to another WADA accredited laboratory.
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Netflix is primarily looking for graduate students in STEM programs at accredited universities.
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But the institution was not accredited, and several of its instructors were unqualified.
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In the past 26 years, there have been 256 injuries from animal attacks at accredited and non-accredited zoos, menageries and wild animal parks in the U.S., according to a searchable database developed by the animal advocacy group Born Free.
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In addition to adjusting the threshold to inflation, the study further recommends the agency consider creating new ways to qualify as an accredited investor, including obtaining certain professional credentials, demonstrating investment experience or even passing a kind of accredited investor exam.
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He explained that equity crowdfunding sites, plus other platforms that work with accredited investors, currently need to subject those investors to "a lengthy and arduous on-boarding process" that involves uploading a variety of documents to confirm their accredited status.
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Such restricted areas are only accessible to residents, guests, WEF personnel and accredited media.
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For now, Coinbase's OTC desk is only available to accredited investors on Coinbase Prime.
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Most speech-language pathologists working today hold a master's degree from an accredited program.
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But the State Bar of California hasn't accredited any online schools in the state.
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For-profit colleges must be fully accredited to participate in federal student aid programs.
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The regional rail operator, RATP, says there are 300 or so officially accredited ones.
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These days, RealtyShares is focused on institutional investors and accredited high net worth individuals.
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The (sizable) catch: the investors buying into the projects on CoinList must be accredited.
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JB: Thousands of people have registered, and some subset of them are accredited investors.
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Facebook says these partnerships ensure the service providers have been vetted and properly accredited.
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Are you investing in companies that will later sell shares to non-accredited investors?
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I'm accredited, so I get behind Bobby, and we're walking out through the kitchen.
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Patient experience scores were slightly higher at state-survey hospitals than at accredited hospitals.
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All centers have to be accredited and comply with four unannounced inspections a year.
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He has been an officially accredited election observer in Tunisia (2014) and Myanmar (2015).
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Now "accredited investors" who have at least 10,000 shares will be eligible to sell.
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There are fewer than 50 accredited rehabilitation facilities nationwide, and most are already full.
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Traditionally, forensic DNA analysis has been carried out in accredited labs, by forensic scientists.
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"So what, we're not accredited," Mr. Landry said at a recruiting event this year.
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Adults, by contrast, may choose from 850 accredited medical centers for weight-loss surgery.
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Because New Community is an accredited postsecondary school, students can get federal Pell grants.
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Vernon said most accredited zoos have already dropped them from their elephant care regimens.
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The style was often called "release technique," and some accredited its invention to her.
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The NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence is a NATO-accredited international military organization.
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These newly accredited pathways to higher learning would then qualify for federal financial assistance.
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No, we're talking about the resentment that poorer people feel toward the accredited classes.
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This year, the Greek Olympic committee limited attendance to 100 "invited and accredited" guests.
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This is incorrect; the museum is a member but does not have accredited status.
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All four schools that Bright Horizons is working with are accredited, which makes the process of transferring credits to or from the institutions more likely – it can be difficult to transfer credits to or from for-profit schools that are not accredited.
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Currently, there are around 100 accredited institutions whose graduation rates are below 25 percent, and another 680 accredited institutions where most students won't be able to pay down their loans or earn more than the average high school graduate after leaving school.
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Both courses included are accredited by CPDUK, making you even more attractive to potential employers.
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They also only let accredited repairers, rather than independent repairers and individuals, fix such devices.
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The three teachers, accredited in Mexico, have experience working with displaced children in Latin America.
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Facebook does provide some resources: a list of federally accredited and affordable health clinics nearby.
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Existing competitors, who have for years worked with accredited investors, include Wefunder, SeedUps and EquityNet.
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It advertises on its website that it is "fully-accredited," but it's unclear by whom.
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Arizona has accredited architecture programs at both Arizona State University and the University of Arizona.
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The Cincinnati Zoo was accredited until 2019, meaning their last check was performed in 2014.
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Nuclear medicine technologists typically need an associate's degree from an accredited nuclear medicine technology program.
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The SEC, with its accredited investor guidelines, sets a benchmark for armchair Wall Street wannabes.
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We have worked with accredited labs to test our formulations for optimal delivery of cannabinoids.
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The source of capital that has allowed equity crowdfunding to grow is wealthy, accredited investors.
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Hospitals accredited by the Joint Commission International (the gold standard of healthcare accreditation) are common.
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Please do the right thing for this tiger and seek help from an accredited sanctuary.
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Countries where the aircraft is registered, operated and manufactured are entitled to appoint accredited representatives.
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We participated in Filecoin, for example, but [its offering] was made only to accredited investors.
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The filing lists that 12 total investors have back Neuralink, including six un-accredited investors.
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Strayer University and Capella University will continue to operate as independent and separately accredited institutions.
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Embalmers must be licensed and most positions require a two-year accredited mortuary science degree.
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Loving sees private equity becoming more accessible, with some deals open to non-accredited investors.
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The federal government provides financial assistance to students attending thousands of accredited institutions each year.
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"You cannot do state-sponsored doping without access to top-level accredited laboratory," he said.
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The Better Business Bureau, through its Wise Giving Alliance, produces a list of accredited charities.
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Real universities must be accredited and their top priority must be to teach their students.
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Up to now a person had to be an accredited investor to benefit from this.
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A test kit is then dispatched from a LetsGetChecked accredited facility direct to your home.
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The fund will launch in a few months, and accredited investors can sign up now.
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The owner plans to hire an accredited vet as the new director of equine welfare.
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She went on to become the first black woman accredited to cover the White House.
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"There will be more tokens that are certainly trying to go accredited only," he said.
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Cuomo could have championed a Pell-like program that subsidizes attendance at any accredited school.
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Under Cornstein's tenure, a US-accredited graduate school in Budapest was forced out of Hungary.
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Accredited investors can tap this market by investing in two Wunder Capital funds: an income fund and a bridge fund, where participating accredited investors can put up money for stakes in solar projects at annualized returns of somewhere between 6 percent and 11 percent.
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You'll receive investor interest and media opportunities from more than 400 accredited outlets at the show.
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The legislation requires foreign-accredited universities in Hungary to have a base in their home country.
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First, by "formal" education I generally mean a four-year accredited university, whereas people with e.g.
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To receive federal financial aid funding, schools must be accredited by an Education Department-recognized agency.
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Analysts said the SAFT structure makes token sales viable because it limits participation to accredited investors.
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Fourblock, a nonprofit that offers vets free semester-long, university accredited courses is one of them.
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WaveWall says its products have been tested by an independent, accredited laboratory in the United Kingdom.
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So (the self-accredited) psychotherapist recently decided she'd fight back in the most subtle way possible.
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TC: You also spun off a crowdfunding platform for non-accredited investors called Republic last year.
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And the company vets its doctors by ensuring that they are Joint Commission International accredited physicians.
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The $133 million sale was structured as a private placement to accredited investors, Al-Naji said.
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Non-accredited college bootcamps may be the first step in helping get bootcamps in the door.
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"Accredited institutions provide a higher quality of care," said Mattar, who wasn't involved in the study.
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It is unclear whether Chang has obtained an Associate or Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution.
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But the legislation stops short of mandating a more drastic expansion of the accredited investor definition.
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What they do:Education requirements: Typically need a bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering from an accredited program.
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They must be held in an accredited child care facility or be released to a sponsor.
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In theory, state health authorities are tasked with ensuring laws are followed and doctors are accredited.
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More than 0003 notified bodies could be accredited by the end of the year, it said.
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Both of the 'A' and 'B' samples were tested at the WADA accredited lab in Montreal.
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The move made Whittier Law School the first fully accredited law school to meet that fate.
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Programs are not accredited, leaving many families more or less in the dark about their quality.
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So she and her husband got to work creating their own accredited university, built entirely online.
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To be certain, she said, check the Department of Education's website, which lists all accredited institutions.
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Benet said Coinlist's platform could help broaden the accredited investor base by enabling more compliant offerings.
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The protesters also included representatives of several major NGOs who are accredited observers of the summit.
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It's possible this would increase a relaxing of accredited investor rules, which conflate wealth with sophistication.
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Concord — which, being an online school, has never been accredited by the American Bar Association or the State Bar of California — was previously accredited by the Distance Education and Training Council (now called the Distance Education Accrediting Commission), which allows students to apply for federal financial aid.
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You can verify if a facility is accredited on the American Society of Plastic Surgeons' website here.
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Long available to institutions, impact investing vehicles are just starting to emerge for the non-accredited investor.
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The new regulation will allow anyone to invest in start-ups, rather than just wealthy, accredited investors.
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While it is not an accredited institution of higher learning, Prager University is most definitely an education.
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Will, for example, any score without an accredited witness or reliable recording be removed from the lists?
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But even if an alt-right registrar could get accredited, it probably wouldn't be a profitable business.
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The conference, organized by the Vatican and Mexico, was attended by many ambassadors accredited to the Vatican.
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The Nation magazine told BuzzFeed News that they accredited Husseini to cover the summit for their outlet.
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To earn the title of naturopathic doctor (ND), one must go through a four-year accredited program.
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Kraken has been working exclusively with accredited investors or foreign investors that are covered by an exemption.
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Sheikh Hamza Yusuf is co-founder of Zaytuna College in California, the country's first accredited Muslim college.
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AWS already runs the CIA cloud and is the only provider accredited to handle all Defense classifications.
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Overseas Academy is a TESDA-accredited training school for domestic workers heading overseas, mostly to Hong Kong.
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The VBA course in this bundle is CPDUK-accredited, so it'll even look good on your resume.
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For now, the company said, participation is limited to the U.S. and those who are accredited investors.
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And Kodak is following the SEC's guidelines and regulations for a security token offering to accredited investors.
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Much like betting on football results, this is clearly gambling, and increasingly takes place through accredited bookmakers.
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Sir Andrew allowed UK-accredited journalists into court this morning, but excluded those from foreign news outlets.
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Research by Dr. Riccardo Polosa, an internationally accredited Italian physician specializing in smoking cessation, reinforces Shapiro's findings.
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All testing is done in our world-leading CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited laboratory in the United States.
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Equity crowdfunding consists of the sale of company shares on a private exchange, generally to accredited investors.
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About 3,000 members of the news media were accredited - roughly one per delegate - including 48 from Reuters.
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Our official pre-sale is done with accredited investors only and we require heavy legal due diligence.
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The college is accredited by Oregon, but it is not yet qualified to accept federal financial aid.
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The majority of the company's campuses were accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools.
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Mr. Kaplan argued that The Daily Caller was accredited by the Poynter Institute, a St. Petersburg, Fla.
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The animals are raised on pasture accredited by the Savory Institute, which is dedicated to regenerating grasslands.
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Such a move could potentially violate the U.S.' host country agreement that allows accredited diplomats to participate.
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Public psychiatric hospitals across the country may be accredited by an independent nonprofit called the Joint Commission.
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The foundation was awarded official museum status in 2011, becoming the first accredited gay art museum anywhere.
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The news site was denied congressional press credentials in April but is accredited by the White House.
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Roughly 0003% of American households (1.3 million) qualified as accredited investors in 1983, according to the SEC.
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Like Coinbase's product, Grayscale's new trusts will be offered to accredited investors with a minimum $10,000 investment.
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It's regulated by BSEE and the implementation of SEMS is audited by independent, accredited, third-party auditors.
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Kellaher is not an accredited dietitian (Marquette is considering adding a full-time nutritionist to its staff).
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The officers acknowledged that as accredited journalists, the CNBC crew had the right to do reporting there.
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The for-profit school is the first accredited law school to lose access to federal student loans.
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