Compliance is all about protecting students, the institution, and yourself by following strict state licensing rules, Fair Consumer Practices, and ethical admissions standards. This means no false or misleading statements, no referral incentives, accurate disclosure of program details, job placement data, financial aid terms, and refund policies, plus respecting regulations on advertising, recruiting, and social media use. Admissions staff must maintain transparency, keep complete and accurate student files, and avoid practices that could trigger penalties like fines, license revocation, or investigations. Success comes from creating a culture of compliance—training regularly, monitoring communications, documenting everything, and staying updated on regulatory changes—while… >>>
