It is important to understand the laws and regulatory guidelines for compliance and governing. I was aware of the DNC registry, but not the time frames in which you can or cannot call an individuals. Nor was I aware of the fines that can be placed against a non-compliant company.

 

I also learned if a debt is owed, when it is OK to contact a person and the rules that apply.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There definitely are a lot of rules and regulations that are detailed to protect the school and employees while being honest and truthful when communicating with potential students as well as enrolled students. In these conversations, whether face to face, email or phone calls, need to be carefully worded to provide accurate and transparent information. The defined penalties help to see the variations that are included under these laws.  Nicely presented for clear understanding.

This segment has given resources for me to check for the most up to date state and federal regulations to ensure compliance.  If I am unsure of the answer to a question, I will make an immediate plan to follow-up with the correct answer after having found the most up to date and accurate answer. I will not simply provide my best guess.

This section was very educatcial.  I learned the legal part of what to do and to make sure I'm on target with the rulers and regulations by law. 

This section speaks to the importance of being honest with information regarding attending a selected program and qualifications to meet certain requirements for enrollment. The module emphasizes the importance of calling and emailing and staying in compliance with government regulations. 

The  information provided regarding the DNC - National Do Not Call Registry and the can spam Act  law covered in detail the do's and dont's. I found this to be very informative and will be used in the future .

As a teacher I figure this module is good for letting us know that we should always do our best to provided the information necessary for a student to succeed.  It also allowed me the knowledge as to what is and is not acceptable for none socialites calls and emails. 

It is important to do the right thing. It is a regulatory requirement but just as a human being it is important to be transparent and to provide the best options for students. 

There were many nuggets in this section. I learned the ends and outs of Title IV funding. I also learned about the guidelines for solicitation and how to avoid violating to ensure compliance.

This has been very informative, though I am some what familiar with these laws and regulations, I now have an in-depth knowledge of it all. This definitely gives me an heightened awareness of what the institution faces, if these laws and regulations are not abided by all personnel. 

I learned that I must act with integrity at all times.  

Following the rules and regulations to participate in Federal Financial Aid.  Also all employees must treat others as you would like to be treated by being honest and upfront, do not mislead coworkers or customers.  Make sure you are respecting and checking the NoCall list.

So much information to take in, but I learned about the laws states have in regards to call lists! As an institution it is so important know the laws!

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.