john summers

I do the same thing with each and every student when reviewing the enrollment agreement. I do not take any short cuts. I carefully make sure they understand what is expected of them before hand to ensure there are no surprises.

If I am not sure of something with regard to a question a potential student should ask I always go to the source right away. Ie. Director of Nursing etc....

It seems to me that it is about common sense that you do not make promises you can not uphold. If you do make false promises and guarantees shame on you for that.

Not every potential student is the right person for the program they are seeking. I feel such as Nursing the person has to be going into the field for the right reasons. As admissions representatives we change lives and hopefully for the better in the end.

I have been in the education field for over 10 years with 3 different schools. All have about the same processes for enrolling students with just minor differences. Years ago some practices that were condoned have caused needed changes to occur and I welcome them openly. I am impressed with the professionalism practiced at Hondros College and feel part of a total team dedicated to the success of our students