Such rules are typical of the liberal professions, which account for a tenth of GDP and employ 4.2m.
The Office of the Professions, which is part of the State Education Department, fined him $2,500 and put him on probation for two years.
Tom Dunn, a spokesman for the state's Education Department, said that its Office of the Professions, which handles licensing of dentists, was engaged in "an active investigation".
Aspiring architects who are just emerging from graduate programs are likely to move on to more secure professions, which could spell a smaller talent pool in the future.
In some other insurance policies, professions which may have a higher number of people from the gay community have been excluded from coverage.
They are vital professions which most of us will rely on at some point in our lives, yet they are extremely poorly paid".
These two for-profit institutions are highly connected in the legal and accountancy professions, which ensures both are reporting robust postgraduate applications despite the squeeze in the City.
I have a few American friends who graduated with debts in the region of $100,000, and went to work in professions which pay them an annual salary which is nowhere close to that.
He said it was an online example of the "closed shop that already exists around middle class professions, which all too often lock talented young people out of sought after jobs".
There are also plenty of healthy career options: landscape gardeners, fitness instructors and tourist guides are just a handful of professions which allow you to stay mobile while you work.
Science and IT suffer from the idea that they are geeky and solitary professions, which can be off-putting to many girls and their parents when weighing up career options.
