The course was extremely helpful and informative.  I feel as though I have the tools and knowledge to effectively stay within compliance as I do my job.

I found this course to be very helpful in kept my interest. 

I have taken several online courses in the past and have always been successful with them, but some are better than others. The most valuable thing I am taking away from this course is my resource notebook. I found that after reading the information online, reading it again from hard copy, and then highlighting the "need-to-know" information, I was able to really absorb the information. I plan on having this resource notebook within reach at all times and keeping it updated with the most current information from th CIE and from my institution.

I have taken the compliance training with another institution that I worked for and I didn't learn nearly as much.  While some of the basic things were recognized, my training with that institution did not go so in depth as to explain the how's and the why's.  I learned a lot of the background information that lead up to the rules and regulations that are in place now.  I appreciate this.  The material was expalained in an easy to follow format and the mini tests were a great help.  I am glad to have taked the test in this format… >>>

New to the business world along with its rules and regulations. I felt this forum was very knowledgeable. The do's and don't of the business world. Great guidelines to follow as i start my new journey.

I found that the forums in the course itself were extremely informative.  It gave me a better insight as to the procedures and operations at other campuses, and what works best for their students.  It was also great to get other perspectives on your comments and see how it relates to them.  It's interesting how much learns just from interacting with others in the same business.

I feel that after taking the MaxKnowledge course, the foundations for my position are more layed out. I feel more confident about the policies while interacting with the potential graduates. Thank you Delta!

I feel that I have a better understanding about the policies and procedures.  You tend to get a little stagnant after many years being an admissions officer.  It brightens the high values and ethics that we need to see and feel  again and again, Bravo!  The organizational structure of this program is excellent!

The in depth learning allows the admissions staff to better convey a much clearer view of what we are all about. The prospective student must feel assured that his or her invesment of the time and money is in the right school. Our training allows us to place such confidence into this future student.

I feel that i learned a lot about policies and Procedures, Accreditation, Organizational Structure and other important information  that  sometimes  we don't take the time to research on our own. 

The part I like about this course was being able to see how all these regualtions affect different departments in different ways. FA compliance, disclosure compliance for Admissions, catalog requirements, etc. This course definitely covered a lot of material that is important to know even if it doesn't seem like it directly affects your daily work tasks. It is all very important to learn in order to work as effecient as posibble and as a TEAM!

I  enjoyed the information brought forth by this course.  Many of the Rules and Laws are explained in terms that are easy to understand for the practitioner.  It was not a difficult course.  I think that the state required admission to take this course is a positive reinforcement. 

I really enjoyed this course, as I felt that while I didn't learn that much that was new, I have a much greater understanding of what all of these policies and procedures that we have to follow are there for.  With all of our schools under ever greater scrutiny by Congress, as expressed in the new Gainful Employment developments, it's critical that we not run afoul of these critical rules and regulations. 

In a tough economic climate, even though a school can espouse the strictest standards and highest ideals, there will always be a hint of temptation to "color outside… >>>

As the campus librarian I didn't feel connected to the Admissions Department.  I was recently tasked with assisting Admissions in the administration of the Wonderlic assessment and with some other admissions activities.  I became more attuned to the responsibilities and stresses faced by the admissions representatives every day.  The compliance course was an excellent way for me to become familiar with the situations facing them.  The course was well presented and contained information that I was not aware of but need to know.

I think the compliance training was very helpful. I'm actually new to Title IV schools and this training answered a lot of my questions. It helped me understand about the regulations and why they are important. I was a little nervous about taking the compliance training, but I learned a lot. I really enjoyed the training.

Even after 11 years of working in admissions, financial aid and student services I still learned a lot from this class. Nicely done

This course was so informative in laying out the guidlines we all need to be cognizant of in our everyday interactivies with inquiries and students.  The format was clear and consise and the referrals to our respective state's compliance guidelines was also very helpful.  This course will ensure that all of us involved directly with inquiries and students will maintain current knowledge of the various compliance and disclosure guidelines we must always adhere to.

This course was very informative for me. The topics discussed can sometimes even relate to your personal life. A lot of the information I have learned before but it was great to have a refresher course with some new tidbits that I wasn't aware of!

Found the course very imformative, although somethings I had read several times to make sure I was understanding them.  DNC I have been aware of, but had never heard of "can spam".  So that was very informative, and I learned several other disclosures I was not aware of .  The Title IV information was very interesting also.

When it comes to compliance, there is no room for error! Witht the new July 1st roll outs, the reps need to be atop their game, study their materials and prepare to be under a microscope of people waiting to jump at a mistake!