I learned always to follow the rules, guidelines and compliance standards. Be transparent with students and do not mislead the students. .
Honesty is the best Policy!
Always do the right thing.
One of the things I was able to learn in this module is the overall integrity that we have as an institution and as an associate, we must conduct the student in the correct manner so that they can complete their academic process, following the rule and regulation of our institution.
I have learned the importance of complying with both Dept. of Ed and state regulations. It can really cost a school if they have an employee determined NOT to do the right thing.
When a student is on the Do Not Call list, comply with the guidelines. I can contact them via other means, ie. email & letter. Typically by emailing the student will realize who is contacting them and will allow the number to be contacted or will establish initial contact via text or calling themselves. I wasn't aware there was such a steep fine. However, our program helps us comply with these regulations/guidelines.
The best way of conducting business and working with a potential and or current student is to always be truthful and compliant and follow the rules and regulations.
My understanding from this section is to follow all rules and compliance standards set by the instituion especially when it comes to students and keeping the institution open. Staying honest and not lying or embellishing information is vital to the success of a college/university.
I learned that not being truthful and or misleading can be very costly, financially. Doing the right thing cost nothing and you gain the most from it.
Great information on personal responsibility for providing accurate and honest information to students. The max fine for the Do not call list was a little shocking!
There are penalties when not following compliance guidelines that are set. Always do what is right and always follow the guideline set by compliance.
The rules are there so follow them! Not being in compliance with the specified regulations will cost the institution a nice chunk of money. Having integrity can go a long way and being honest is always the best medicine. Show that sense of urgency but also be mindful that our students are humans that may need an extra accomodation such as the "child care" scenerio in one of the previous segments. Compliance! Compliance! Compliance!
It was a great refresher in Federal Regulations in Post Secondary school systems and why transperancy is important to maintain. It was also interesting to me that NC-SARA is not utilized in the state of CA. Another point that I never realized was the high dollar amount in fines per incident regarding student contacting and DNCL.
Pay close attention to the DNC!
Be upfront and honest with all clients.
Following all State and Federal Laws is a must.
Following the rules and regulations is mandatory.
Doing the Right Thing is so important not just in this industry, but in any business/organization. I've learned that to keep your school open and operating at the highest level...compliance is the number 1 ingredient by far. If you practice "Doing the Right Thing" daily, it makes life easier for yourself, the student, the campus and the organization as a whole.
My understanding from this section is to follow all rules and compliance standards set by the instituion especially when it comes to students and keeping the institution open. Staying honest and not lying or embellishing information is vital to the success of a college/university.
