Currently, we have a very small student body. A lot of our students are working and going back to school and because we do not have a student services department I believe we forget about some of this things we can do to support our students efforts.

It is interesting to read about what financing options the admissions rep can discuss with the perspective student. Is every school required to have a financial aid department? Does there need to be another person who qualifies the perspective student to see if they can actually afford the program other than the Admissions Rep?

I am surprised to see that the Catalog holds just as much weight as the enrollment agreement. Since the Catalog is a legally bound document how should changes in the catalog be implemented? Specifically when you are dealing with curriculum changes.