school catalogs
our institute refer our student to school web site to obtain copy of catalog, should we give our student a printed copy?
Alan,
Electronic formats require an electronic device in order to view. For that very reason, many people like the paper copy as it's in their comfort zone.
Patty Aronoff
Hi! We have found that, even in this electronic age, many student prefer the printed bound version. We also have flash drives and disks available - but the tried and true "old fashioned" version is the most popular. Also makes it easy for orientation to review all of the material included!
Sandra,
The commission requires that you do provide a hard copy if online is available. Many schools have the online version but also have a printed copy upon request.
Patty Aronoff
From what I understand the catalog needs to be available both printed and online.
Rebeca,
You are correct! Both the catalog and the enrollment agreement constitutes the contract. When offering two versions of the catalog, the online and hardcopy, make sure that both are the same.
Patty Aronoff
Our institution also to refer prospective students to the online-catalog provides students a hard copy, many people prefer this.
The catalog and the enrollment agreement Constitute the Contract Between the student and the school, this process must be extremely transparent
Laymi,
Students must receive a copy of the catalog. The catalogue along with the enrollment agreement constitutes the contract between the student and the school.
Patty Aronoff
We give to all students a copy of catalog, the student need to have one.
Neldys,
Absolutely! The catalogue along with the enrollment agreement constitutes a contract between student and the school.
Patty Aronoff
School catalog is the best document through the school disclose all rules and the students can inform about the school also the admission must be transparence and give to all prospective students all information that they can need.
anauris,
Excellent! Having a printed copy takes away something tangible from the interview.
Patty Aronoff
Scott,
The catalog is your source document for policies and procedures of your school. We all need to know the catalog forwards and backwards and be able to apply its tenets.
Patty Aronoff
I always give them a printed copy as well as the website link to access it because it's good for them to have signed for it so I will know for sure that they had one
I always have our school catalog at my desk and refer to it as needed.
Drew,
That is a very good policy. The catalog and the enrollment agreement constitute the contract between the student and the school.
Patty Aronoff
Our school requires that all staff members also have a catalog in their work area.
Drew, Jacksonville, FL
DAYANES,
Many people would agree with you this! There is something about having a printed copy brings comfort.
Patty Aronoff
Yvonne,
That's okay! Many people still prefer the hard copy.
Patty Aronoff
Print catalogs are the best. I always give a hard copy to my prospective student.
