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The states' regulatory bodies exist to make sure that schools regulated by them are following guidelines and treating students fairly. I have found that some states have stricter regulations than the Department
Comment on Jamilia Johnson's post: Jamilia that surprised me as well! like you, I know of professional courtesy, but did not realize that there were laws against actually bad-mouthing a competing school.
I have learned that the best response refers potential students back to a documented answer (college catalog, school website). It is easy to inject opinion, but if given info in black and white, you cannot be accused of misleading!
I have learned the importance of complying with both Dept. of Ed and state regulations. It can really cost a school if they have an employee determined NOT to do the right thing.
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