I agree 100% The more confident and upfront we are the more comfortable the students are.

Here we depend heavily on instructor input. I continue to seek guidance from they daily.

I have a niece in her senior year at Stanford completing a Masters in Genetics. I speak with students with her in mind, knowing the importance admissions has played at OSU and Stanford.

We discuss with student the importance of getting official transcripts as early as information sessions.

It is so important our students understand what where and why. Course descriptions vary school to school. The length of time credits are accepted are so important prior to enrolling our students.

I have made it a point through the years to get to know and understand the roles our faculty members play in our students succcess. They are not just instructors. They are coaches, mentors and leaders in the industry.

When speaking with a prospective student and or family members, the more information you can share at the time of the enrollment proccess will make for an easier transition for that student. Remembering all along this is a huge decision for them as well as the school.

As an agent for the school, I feel it is important for students to weigh out all options before signing their enrollment agreement.