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Congratulations Jack on passing your director's training. Study a vast amount of documents is a difficult task for anyone. Give yourself grace in the process.

Kesa Alleyne

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Essential skills necessary to be a successful admissions representative.

I believe a professional in any industry, can generate a long list of what compliance means to them. Most people have a negative perception of anyone working in compliance. I have had people ask me what I do, once I make them aware I am a compliance manager. They either say I am the police or shake their finger at me like I've been bad or up to something that will disrupts everyone's day. It's so funny to image me as the sheriff in town.

People can assume you are an enforcer, with a type a personality and suffer from… >>>

Jack Landry

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Compliance requires diligence

There are many factors to comply with TWC requirements. I plan to continue my education by taking training on becoming a registered representative. Additionally, I plan to continue to study requirements for documentation and deadlines which seem to be my weakest area. I passed the director's training and am off to a good start.

John Hayden

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Complaints

Do your best to resolve complaints on your campus before they result in complaints to an Accreditor or regulatory authority.

Ivan Parks

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importance of application submission

It is very important to make sure that you include all requested supporting documents for new or existing programs seeking changes.The CSC has a timeline to which all material must be received in order for the application to be processed.