Cindy Bryant

Kelly, I find it interesting how many schools do not properly exit their students. The exit is critical to bring the student full circle in the financial aid process. Cindy Bryant

Elaine, You have a very important position at the school. Everything that you do in your daily duties requires that you act ethically and with integrity. You must guide the students on how to maneuver through the test without giving out answers and correct responses-this is a true skill. Cindy Bryant

Roy, Your post on disclosures is thorough as well as excellent. I can tell that you did your homework. Cindy Bryant

Michael, I would advise any manager to get to know their people. Understanding what your team values will allow you to motivate them. Sometimes it does only take a handshake. A handshake expresses gratitude and respect. Cindy Bryant

Christine, The tour is usually what solidifies a students decision to enroll. Good answer. Cindy Bryant

Jason, This is very good approach that will lead the students to ask the right questions when visiting another learning institution. Cindy Bryant

Deb, Many times one department will make a promise to a student that rely's on the actions of another department. It is critical to be absolutely positive that the intended promise can be delivered. If a person is unsure they should consult with the other departments. Cindy Bryant

Jason, It is important that the career college sector submit positive pieces to the media, even if it is not printed. The hope is that one day it will be. Cindy Bryant

Monica, The fact that students have the freedom to post their own personal opinion can be liberating. Unfortunately, there are times that freedom of speech has a high cost associated with it. Cindy Bryant

Hildie, Thank yoi so much for your insightful post. In order to continue your programs they will need to meet these prescribed measures, a program is now considered to lead to gainful employment if it has a repayment rate of at least 35%, or if its annual loan payment under the debt-to-earnings ratio is 12% or less of annual earnings, or 30% or less of discretionary income. Most campuses have already begun calculating the formulas for their programs and making decisions on which programs meet the measures. Cindy Bryant