No. Michigan law requires a license to practice athletic training. BOC certification is not a license issued by the State of Michigan. The Board of Certification is an independent organization that provides a certification program for entry-level athletic trainers; it is not a state licensing body. Proof of BOC certification is required in Michigan to show that you have met the educational and exam requirements for licensure. 8.
I agree but disagree with Kim. Private prisons do make money by providing services at a lower cost or a lower level, but it's not necessarily cheaper. The money saved goes to the owners/stockholders of the prison instead of into wages, benefits, and pensions for employees, or programs and services for inmates.est Answer: Private prisons get paid by the government for each prisoner they take. Think of it like a hotel; for every prisoner that's spending time there, the prison makes money.
Private prisons currently house approximately 22,660 federal inmates, according to the DOJ report, which translates to roughly 12 percent of the total inmate population. The Bureau of Prisons paid $639 million to private prisons in fiscal year 2014, averaging $22,159 per prisoner. For perspective, that's about the same amount it would cost to send three people to a state college.