Sec. 2. (a) As used in this chapter, "petitioner" means any of the following: (1) A student of an institution. (2) An employee of an institution. (b) After completing any applicable complaint process established by the institution regarding a violation of this article, a petitioner may request that the commission for higher education review the institution's final decision under the following circumstances: (1) A procedural defect materially affected the institution's final decision. (2) New evidence that materially affects the institution's final decision and was not reasonably available at the time the final decision was rendered becomes available. (3) The institution's investigator had a conflict of interest or bias concerning the petitioner that materially affected the institution's final decision. (4) The petitioner believes the institution disregarded law in rendering a final decision. (c) The commission for higher education shall review the request submitted under subsection (b) and issue a final opinion regarding the request not later than sixty (60) days after the date that the commission for higher education receives the request. (d) The commission for higher education may enter into an agreement with the office of administrative law proceedings established by IC 4-15-10.5 to carry out this section. IC 21-40 ARTICLE 40. STATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: ADMISSION STANDARDS Ch. 1. General Provisions; Definitions Ch. 2. Equal Education Opportunity Ch. 3. General Powers Ch. 4. Admission Standards; Completion of Core 40 Curriculum Ch. 5. Immunization Requirements at State Educational Institutions Ch. 6. Student Enrollment Reporting IC 21-40-1 Chapter 1. General Provisions; Definitions 21-40-1-1 Definitions 21-40-1-2 "Academic term" 21-40-1-3 "Certificate of immunity" 21-40-1-4 "Department" 21-40-1-5 "Designated record keeping office" 21-40-1-6 "Documentation of exemption" 21-40-1-7 "Enroll" 21-40-1-8 "Health care provider" 21-40-1-9 "Student"
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