Colorado Code § 23-64-126

Enforceability of notes, contracts, and other evidence of indebtedness
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(1) No note, other instrument of indebtedness, or contract relating to payment for educational
services shall be enforceable in the courts of this state by any school located within this state
unless the school, at the time of execution of the note, other instrument of indebtedness, or
contract, holds a valid certificate of approval nor by any school having an agent in this state
unless the agent, who enrolled persons to whom educational services were to be rendered or to
whom educational credentials were to be granted, held a valid agent's permit at the time of the
execution of the note, other instrument of indebtedness, or contract.
(2) The enforceability of notes, contracts, and other evidence of indebtedness relating to
payment for educational services shall be in compliance with applicable state and federal laws
and regulations, as amended.

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