The Human Factor | Origin: CM102
This is a general discussion forum for the following learning topic:
Raising the Bar - Compliant Communications with Students --> The Human Factor
Post what you've learned about this topic and how you intend to apply it. Feel free to post questions and comments too.
I feel strongly about maintaining a strong moral compass when it comes to doing the right thing so it's always cool when my belief in that regard is aligned with the policy. I will continue to do my absolute best to provide accurate information without making any false promises or providing inaccurate info.
Be honest. Provide accurate information and represent your institution professionally.
Remain compliant at all times. Represent your school with the upmost honesty and integrity.
The importance of compliance, the Integrity and honest of the advisors and that there are regulations in place to keep the education system for the U.S. Department of Education in compliance at all times.
I learned that transparency is key on all communications from our side.
to remain honest, transparent and to be compliant
I learned the value and importance of being transparent and will use those principles.
Provide students with accurate and factual information.
Transparency and compliance are very important and must be adhered.
If we provide our prospective students with accurate and factual information this is what is in the student's best interest to make the best decision for their future.
Transparency and compliance are very important and must be adhered.
Always be transparent and Compliance is important.
Integrity and honesty are important when speaking with perspective students and I learned more details regarding the FAFSA.
The policy on parents and minors when applying for student loans and financial aid.
This section discusses the importance of ethics. School's should be transparent, fairly treat their students, and maintain accountability as well as professionalism. Staff and faculty also should know that they will be held accountable in the scenario that they do not proceed in their work with integrity.
Always be transparent. There are also check and balances.
To remain transparent and honest with prospective students, it is imperative to maintain integrity at all times. Upholding ethical standards in all communications and processes is essential to the institution’s credibility, compliance, and long-term success.
Integrity is important along with being truthful and factual so students can make a good decision for them and their future.
There are regulations in place to ensure a checks and balances exists in higher education.
