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Following protocol thoroughly is very important also ensures that you're in line with rules and regulations. Very informative from CAN-SPAN Act do's and don't's. FTC opened the National DNC registry in 2003 to provide consumers with a means to reduce nuisance calls once a number is registered calls must cease within 31 days.  

I learned just how costly a misrepresentation can be for the institution, in more ways than one.  Consumers have several media platforms available to share their negative experiences and the fine for violation is significant. 

Following compliance guidelines safeguard the school, employees and the preserves the confidence of our students

Do Not Call List is good to know, I will put this to practice in my own experiences. 

I feel students have the duty to be aware the DNC exist. 

Students should have an awareness of the obligation Guidelines when applying for Student Aide Federal Funds and the repayment process. I feel an informed student will not waste time and focus to complete classwork with passing grades. 

Education programs with an open policy and accountability to students, will have increase numbers in the admission base on the success rate of graduates. 

Honesty is the Best Policy.

Education programs should have high standards for the students, while providing education and placement for their career choices

I learned a great deal about the penalties on lack of transparency to prospected students.

preparation is key in being able to help the students

I learned a great deal in this section. It is important to understand the penalties surrounding student contact and the importance of all the rules an regulations.

I want to apply the do and don't when you are providing Servies to a student and when you are sending or sharing information base on email or phone. 

That there are regulations to governs how school and institutions operate under the Program Integrity when it comes to gainful employment. I give guidelines as to what can and cannot be used to enroll students that uses title IV financial aid. Also, gives clear guidelines for contacting students after the student has contact the school.

In this course I've learned how important it it to accurately provide all necessary information to students to avoid misrepresentation or misleading statements. The laws and policies reviewed in this section ensures all schools follow the same ethical and honest communication expectations. 

There are many legality repercussions affiliated with post-secondary schools. Therefore, it is important to comply with the regulations established. Misrepresentation is also another topic I learned more about in this section. 

It is important to understand the elements of the CAN-SPAM Act to avoid penalties, which can be costly. Marketing departments should be required to complete training on CAN-SPAM and DNC annually.

It's important to be as honest as you can be. Any misleading information could be used against t the institution and devaluate the name and reputation.  Honesty comes before anything, everything in the long run will come out to light. 

I really liked that it gave information about honesty and always offering real and current information, nothing about trying to pretend things that are not true that could confuse the student or create or give false expectation. It fits my personal style and since I like to work, I don't like to lie and /or offer incorrect or untrue information. 

There are many regulations that I was not aware of. I knew I had to be adhered  by the State and Federal regulations while operating with my customers. But I am so impressed to learn about the "Do-Not-Call guidelines and penalities". 

All rules,  laws and responsibilities in enrolling students in universities is beneficial for everyone in the academic institution.

This was a great reminder of the importance of compliance and integrity. Following the regulations and rules are set-forth to not only protect the student but the institution of higher learning. 

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