Cindy Bryant

About me

Compliance Training Author and Facilitator

Interests

education, training, regulatory affairs and reading.

Skills

compliance; management; education; student interaction

Activity

Cindy Bryant

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Catalog Information

Jamaica, Hi, this is a comprehensive list, policies and procedures-campus guidelines-class information-dates for new starts and quarters. In what way do you utilize all of this information? Cindy Bryant

Cindy Bryant

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Media Influence

Christopher, Welcome to the forum. Great way to sum it up. Cindy Bryant

Cindy Bryant

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Media Influence

Amber, In what way do you see the negative feedback from the media as a means to allow the student to better them self? Cindy Bryant

Cindy Bryant

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Student Access to Course Materials

Bronzel, You share the student's position, they have contracted with the school to deliver an education and all of the materials that accompany it. Cindy Bryant

Cindy Bryant

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Catalog Information

Adrienne, Taking time with your students to assist them in understanding their initial decision represents great customer service. Great job! Cindy Bryant

Cindy Bryant

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Managing Consumer Disclosures

Jessica, Thank you for taking the time to participate in the forum. As an instructor you are indeed busy. A great reason to better understand disclosures is to learn more about what is being disclosed about your program's completion, placement and licensure rates. Cindy Bryant

Cindy Bryant

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Non-monetary Motivational Strategies

Bree, Thank you for sharing these great creative ways to motivate employees. Cindy Bryant

Cindy Bryant

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Ethical Practices

Mary, Hi, I completely agree with your response. In our industry it is important that everyone learn as much as possible about their school and understand their role within the institution. Cindy Bryant

Cindy Bryant

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Providing Disclosures

Mark, Thank you for joining the forum. Cindy Bryant

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Blog

Cohort Default Rates Stabilizing: Is it Because of Regulation?

The U.S. Department of Education released official FY2010 two-year and official FY2009 three-year federal student loan cohort default rates marking the first official 3-year rate published. The press release indicated a 13.4% CDR nationally, which was a slight decrease from the 13.8% FY2008 cohort. CDRs decreased for for-profit institutions from 15% to 12.9%.

Are the new federal regulations proving to have the desired effect of lowering CDRs, or are there other variables to consider?

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