Patty Aronoff

Marc, your list of resource material is very comprehensive and will serve you well. Being licensed by the state is consumer protection for the students. Licensing assures that representatives have had the proper background check and legitimately represent the institution. All good things!

Annette, thank you for the feedback. We appreciate the positive statement! Good luck!

Annette, Sounds terrific and well organized. You will be well prepared to represent your institution.

Annette, your ideas are well-focused on serving your clientele with accurate information as well as a contact list for more information. Outstanding!

Scott, excellent idea and many students do not understand the difference between regional and national accreditation. They are not the same!

Scott, the catalog of your institution is your key source. Students must be able to handle the major functions of the program to which they are enrolling. Students with disabilities may file for ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) reasonable accommodations. This they must do on their own accord with the proper medical documentation. Most common are those with reading or hearing impairments. Schools must be compliant with Federal Regulations regarding discrimination and this is covered in the catalog.

Donville, this is great to hear! Preparation is key and knowledge provides security in professionalism.

Kevin, it is important to be organized as it also is representative of you and your organization.

The process flow chart is great! It provides a quick visual reminder and makes sure you have everything in order. Great idea!

The sheet protectors are an excellent idea. Keeps everything clean and professional.