Out of state reps
It was very interesting to know that a rep from another state has to be licensed within the state of ohio to talk to a perspective student.
Where I work, we too have several state certifications. I think its geret to stay informed and aware to remain compliant. As I learn more about the institution I work at and how we are going through the acceditation process with other states, it is apparent that more and more states are requiring individual liscensing.
Good topic,
Jason Harper
Yes, I agree very interesting indeed. I feel that more states should protect there population and have more rules involving recruitment. I agree with having reps be licensed to recruit from there state.
I think it is a very good idea to regulate out of state admissions policies as well. I was also unaware of this policy.
Hello Shane,
Being some what new to university admissions, I found it very interesting as well. As my experience has grown, it is actually very common among several states.
In my particular university, we are part of a global operation. It will require 4 different state certifications over time. I actually find it very enlightening as there are many variations state to state.
Respectfully,
Phil Liberatore
