It is extremely crucial to provide the most accurate and correct information to the potential students. Giving students false hope or incorrect information about employment can be detrimental.
Working with integrity it is important. We need to make sure that our student is clear without missing any information.
It's important to provide students and prospective students with accurate information to ensure misleading statements are not being made. Schools should not guarantee employment outcomes once they have completed a program.
Misrepresentation can take many forms. One form of misrepresentation is withholding or omitting information. Not sharing certain information can be just as bad a providing false information when it results in someone making an uninformed decision.
I understand that students may have their rights to transfer credits taken from another institution to a new one, but it must be up to the new institution to make that decision. In addition, making false promises or providing incorect information to incoming students can lead to significant consequences for the school.
Ethics and transparency is essential to building rapport and credibility with students and the communities in which we service them. Being honest about the program, it's features and how it can potentially translate to the students career track and post-graduation goals is just as important as what the student may potentially encounter during enrollment. We have the power to positively or negatively impact the future of students so it is in our best interest and theirs to be clear and give accurate and applicable information.
False hopes & false information should not be given to the prospective students. Honesty & integrety are very crucial part of any institution.
very important to following all rules
It is important to be truthful in all aspects of student recruiting. Full transparency is paramount and never over promise.
To sell the future for a person, make sure it is for them
It is expected that all institutions and their staff provide clear and correct information regarding their school and it's programs. Any level of deceit when discussing or promoting a school or it's program can jeopardize the institution.
Always be honest and accurate
This is something that I have always stressed personally and professionally. It is ok to not know something. Admit it and say that you will find out. Also, it is never ok to lie. Honesty is paramount in proving integrity.
I have learned to always be truthful when communicating with prospective students. Stick to facts rather than opinions seems to be a smart choice.
It is essential to be completely honest and not attempt to mislead any student about the nature of any program or prospective employment opportunities that may be available after completion of the program. A school representative should never make guarantees about any job or other institution because it undermines the integrity of the school and goes against state regulations.
Be sure to be accurate and honest with the students. Give correct answers.
I learnt that is is very important to provide complete and accurate information without inappropriate pressure or any inducements that would influence the prospective student's decision to enroll to avoid compromising the school's integrity.
A great reminder to always tell the truth when providing information about your institution. It's always the right decision to provide accurate information so students are making the right decision from day 1. This will certainly cut down on disgruntled students while in the program.
The objective regulations is designed to ensure that a school's eligibility for the Title IV, HEA programs is not used to suggest that quality of a school's programs is approved or endorsed by the Department of Education. I appreciate that separation/distinction.
I have a newfound respect for marketing and admissions teams. It must be difficult to advertise to students and provide them with convincing information without sharing misleading details. we must always be aware of what we are saying and how we say it.
