Catalogs are important because they include all information required and can be used consistently as an information guidebook by employees and students. They explain the students' rights and responsibilities and of course the responsibility of the institution to the student as well as to the Triad.
Valuable to both - yes. We hope that the student does read the catalog. Today, most students don't read much, let alone a school catalog. As to staff, the catalog is a wonderful tool. Content is easily referenced and staff knowledge adds to transparency.
Catalogs are valuable because they contain all the information the school must present to students. It protects both the student and the school.
Catalogs are valuable to both the student and a school employee because it provides information that is critical for the student. It discloses items such as employment rate and graduation completion. It also creates transparency to the student to let them know they are not given false information about the school. This will create a sense of trust in the student when choosing a school.
catalogs are important because they show the prospective student what will be asked of them throughout their education.
Catalogs not only give information about the college and courses, but also gives info regarding data. This date is used by the student to make the best choice for them self. In addition, this material can server the staff as they don't misinterpret or mislead any information given to the prospective student and can give a straight answer.
The student is able to receive the information that they need to make an informed decision about attending schools. The school employee can show this to the student and also refer back to it if they have any questions.
The catalog is the guidebook to navigating a new world for our students. Even if a student hears an answer about a question having a valid and accurate source to refer back to in empowering. The rules should not be a surprise the way to earn academic honors should be clear so they believe it is attainable.
Christine,
Thanks, in that sense, the catalog is the resource that serves as a foundation to the school-student relationship, and one that a student can always rely on...
Jay Hollowell
This sets the expectations that students are to follow. Staff must know what those expectations are to help guide students through their programs.
The college catalog is critical for students as well as college employees. It outlines all of the policies and procedures, and has clear cut admissions guidelines.
Catalogs provide information about the college to prospective students. It makes rules and student expectations clear.
They are important for the student to be able to review everything they learned about the school form their interview.
catalogs are invaluable and ofter looked at by student and instructors for guidelines. The catalog should be read by both the student and the instructor so both know what is expected by the students and they can be held to these standards
The catalog is valuable to both parties because it can be used as a reference at any given time if they forget any information on the courses, attendance, policies and procedures, etc.
Catalogs are valuable because they contain the school's policies and procedures. Both the student and employee are on the same page and have the exact same information.
By publically disclosing all policies, requirements and procedures in a published catalog, both the student and the school employee have an official source for reference. The employee can refer to student to the catalog for validation any time a student questions a policy. The student has the written catalog to provide assurances of what to expect during their tenure at that school.
A school catalog is the best way to provide open transparency on both sides of the admissions desk.
The school catalog keeps everyone on target. Admissions, and students have no misunderstanding if the catalog rules are used correctly .
It contains information on admission & program requirements, important dates, tuition & fees, course listing, course descriptions, financial obligations, satisfactory academic progress, academic requirements, mission statement & college policies--all important information for students & staff to be successful.
Catalogs provide crucial information on such things as program requirements and expected student responsibilities etc. The catalog serves as a guide and documented source when questions or concerns arise that can be used by the teaching institution and the student.
