Always act with a "student-centered" approach.

The most damaging result of noncompliance and be if it ends up effecting the student and their future in a negative way.

Sticking to the facts is very important because if you don't it could impact the student's decision on their career path in the wrong way. 

It is important to make factual statements - you can give your opinion, but it would have to be supported by facts and stated as your opinion.

Transfer credits are up to the receiving institution.

You must be Title IV school in order to receive financial aid.

I learned that there is a difference between compliance and maintaining a culture of compliance. It's important to know why you are following certain rules/practices.

To treat everyone equally and with compassion. 

Learned about the difference between success and access.

It's important to understand how to best accommodate individuals with disabilities and recognize them, even when they are not visible. It is also best to focus on what they can do vs what they can't do!