Culture of Compliance
With Addmission's being the driving force of the institution, I believe it is essential that during the admissions process to provide the prospective with accurate information before the potential student make their final decision.
Shauntay,
Agreed! This is where Fair Consumer Practices guide us with transparency and knowledge.
Patty Aronoff
All too often we become complacent in adhering to the guiding principles that are set in place to help us better serve our students. For instance, informing students about accreditation probation issues, even though they did not ask, is not only compliant but engenders an atmosphere of trust and cooperation.
Junior,
Is it ethical to hold back information just because someone didn't ask? Absolutely not! We need to build that trust through solid information.
Patty Aronoff
It is important to place people with good moral values in key positions. We all know what right and wrong is but an immoral person will be easily tempted to step on the grey when their livelihood is on the line.
John,
Ethics is part of every day business. We should never employ any person in any position that cannot maintain the ethics of the organization.
Patty Aronoff
