Noncompliance | Origin: CM107
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Compliance Training for Faculty Positions: Sustaining the Culture --> Noncompliance
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Don't compromise the students trust for a win.....the win IS the students trust in the institution.
Noncompliance can result to a school being placed on probation, loss of state approval, loss of accreditation, loss of Title IV eligibility, closing the school, and hurting a student.
Trust and accurate information goes hand in hand.
Our student's trust is critical to the organization
Regardless of why noncompliance happens, regulators hold the institution responsible.
Students rely on higher education to transform their futures. Failing to honor their trust damages both the student's journey and the institution's integrity.
The importance of not misleading a student. The outcomes can be damaging.
The most damaging result of noncompliance and be if it ends up effecting the student and their future in a negative way.
Noncompliance can result in loss of the student's trust and motivation to pursue their education.
Always state the facts when speaking with future students as you do not want to run the risk of mis-informing a student and then losing their trust.
To stay in compliance, give potential students the correct information
The real loss of noncompliance is the possibility that students will never again regain their trust in the school or have the courage and commitment needed to change their lives.
Very important to do the right things for the right reasons. We do not want students to loose trust in us as an organization. Very important to be compliant
It is important to always do the right thing no matter what, especially to avoid negative repercussions in the future. Integrity is important to avoid noncompliance, and noncompliance affects every student in various ways.
Giving wrong information to a student is non compliance.
The consequences of noncompliance and student's complaints can result in never regaining trust with the institution. We will fail the student's commitment to pursue goals in their lives.
It is important for us to understand how our actions can affect a student's life, when a misrepresentation can affect student's trust and will to continue with the education.
Not having the trust or commitment needed.
The real loss of noncompliance and possible consequences of noncompliance's and student complaints.
