Some of the most frequently discussed with students are the enrollment agreement; a legal binding contract that is signed by applicant and authorized personnel at the school.
Accreditation is also discussed. The accrediting agency provide volunteer membership for instutions to act as a gatekeepers for federal funding.
Program is discussed during the enrollment process, a prescribed group of courses taken in proper order to attain the knowledge and skills leading to certificate, diploma or degree
Scholarships is grant in aid offered to enrolled students to help offset cost. For student to be eligible the student must meet all requirements set by the issuing authority.
As an admission advisor I am responsible for making sure the perspective student understands their responsibility for applying for scholarships and that scholarships are not confused with title IV funding.
Monica,
Excellent! Keep up the good work.
Maria,
Does termination mean to graduate or to be removed from the program before completion?
David,
I am intrigued with your school. Great job!
Andrea,
It is by rule that we use the same definitions in order to comply with Fair Consumer Practices.
Josefina,
Excellent post!
Mark,
Licensure can mean several things depending upon your school. Your school is licensed to operate.
Terry,
This is an excellent example of why we need to discuss definitions and their meanings.
Carol,
Remind students that it is their responsibility to do the research for their specific needs.
Lauren,
Definitions are definitely important and used consistently.
Monica,
Going over definitions with the prospective student can also lead into some great questions.
Laura,
Thank you for your post!
Patty,
Good point on keeping the notebook up-to-date!
Jose,
Exactly...seek out Standard 11 and of course, Fair Consumer Practices.
Enrique,
Great news...I will be anxious to hear how it all works out.
Maria,
Make the notebook work for you by continuing to add additional material.
Maria,
You are well on your way. Great stuff!
Maria,
It is important to know these terms but also regularly use them to provide uniformity.
