Being Ethical Throughout the Admissions Process
I've worked in admissions for several years and found that when I'm ethical in enrolling the student it also helps the retention rate for other departments such as academics, career services and graduation which promotes the success of the student and the school .
Carmen D.,
Truth and honesty go hand-in-hand. When we omit information that is still considered misleading.
Patty Aronoff
Totally agree. The student need to know the true about everything. When you give the right information the student choose the better choice.
If you are ethical in the admissions process, it helps the students have trust in the school and assists in retention. If we are not properly disclosing the information to the applicant in the admissions process, the chances of the student dropping out is high. Our jobs, is to give all the information possible so that the student can make an informed decision as to how to proceed.
Claire,
Ethics, honesty, integrity are the cornerstones of what we do. No exceptions!
Patty Aronoff
Being Ethical and honest is the only way to go, Your students would appreciate you more for being honest and ethical to them, and would bring referrals to always
Jael,
You are right on track! A prospective student is relying on us for the information and expect honesty and ethics.
Patty Aronoff
Very true, I couldn't agree with you more. Being ethical is a crucial part of our job, because I feel like it could also be a indirect or in some cases a direct reflection of the institution itself.
Ethics goes a long way! If you're honest and truthful, the student will realize that your school is also a honest and truthful institution.
Nakia,
It is so true. Having a student that will stay and complete their studies is success.
Patty Aronoff
