Enrollment Infomation
Always go over the Enrollment agreement and make sure the student understand what she or he is signing. Also advise them about the Refund policy.
Nicole,
Transparency and full disclosure to hand in hand. Provide the best customer service possible.
Patty Aronoff
Full disclosure is important during the enrollment process with each student. They should know the school policies and procedures to be albe to make an informed decision.
John,
That is an excellent practice making sure that the student understands the enrollment agreement is critical to the enrollment process.
Patty Aronoff
We review the enrollment agreements with protective students and have them initial each page acknowledging their understanding. We also give each student a copy of the signed agreement so they have a copy to refer to if they have questions or concerns.
Enrique,
Absolutely! We have that obligation to explain and encourage full understanding of all the documents they are signing.
Patty Aronoff
jacqueline,
Yes, the enrollment agreement is part of the contract with the student. Every aspect should be discussed in detail and the student have full understanding.
Patty Aronoff
Students must be informed in detail what are they signing, but not only in the Enrollment Agreement but in all paperwork need it for the enrollment process
It is very important to go over the enrollment agreemnet over and over,in the most simpliest way.
Milagros,
Yes! And...the catalog. Both documents are the contract with the student.
Patty Aronoff
joanna,
Excellent! You are taking time to fully explain and provide a comfortable environment.
Patty Aronoff
The Enrollment Agreement should be discussed at the first meeting with a prospective student.
When the student decide want to move on forward I explained verbal and prepared them 1st,before I pull out the Enrollment from of them I will explained what we going to do and explained that I will go over 1 on time step by step what he or she be stepping & make sure they have the clearly knowledge understanding what there about to sign
Daniela,
They need to be fully informed. When they sign the EA, they are acknowledging they have read and received a copy of the catalog. Very powerful statement.
Patty Aronoff
Alejandra,
This is an integral part of consumer protection. There should be complete transparency and definitely no surprises.
Patty Aronoff
Students must be informed in detail what are they signing, but not only in the Enrollment Agreement but in all paperwork need it for the enrollment process.
