RSA 331-A:28

: (a) Obtaining or attempting to obtain an accreditation or re-accreditation by means of fraud, misrepresentation, or concealment. (b) Violating any of the provisions of this chapter, or any rules adopted, or order issued pursuant to this chapter. (c) Advertising the availability of accredited courses in a false, misleading, or deceptive manner. (d) Failing to include in any advertisement the individual, institution, or organization's legal name or reasonable derivative thereof accredited to teach the course. (e) Offering or providing a course with curriculum or subject matter which is not the curriculum or subject matter submitted for accreditation. (f) Engaging in conduct which demonstrates incompetence. (g) Providing an affidavit of completion of an accredited course to a licensee or a potential licensee who has not completed the required hours of such course. (h) Providing outdated, inappropriate, or inaccurate teaching materials or information. (i) Receiving poor student evaluations or commission audits. (j) Failing to take corrective action toward unsatisfactory performance or issues identified in commission audits. (k) Demonstrating unprofessional conduct as defined by RSA