
This is a general discussion forum for the following learning topic:
Compliance Training for Faculty Positions: Sustaining the Culture --> Disclosures and Representations
Post what you've learned about this topic and how you intend to apply it. Feel free to post questions and comments too.
Every disclosure a school provides virtually - and every representation a staff or faculty member makes online - must be fully transparent, accurate, complete and documentable.
Gathering all the necessary documents and information to make the best decision on behalf of your perspective student is imperative to their enrollment process.
I learned about the difference between disclosures and representations and the importance of understanding the difference. By providing transparent and accurate information, institutions can empower students to make informed decisions about their educational investments and career goals.
I learned about Misrepresentation and the transfer of credits when dealng with institution accreditors
All schools must be transparent. Properly disclosing and not misrepresenting information is key.
Learning the differences of disclosure and representation, disclosure being a factual statement while representation is a written statement to the students.
Being transparent is key to insure no misrepresentations are made, students should feel your excitement and commitment to them even when you are not face to face.
Know the catalogue and enrollment agreement, be transparent to allow the most robust educational ecosystem for the student to thrive.
It's crucial for a school to be transparent. All disclosures and representations should be accurate. The school should make each student feel like they are the most important person there.
Disclosures are Facts/ Representations - you have to be safe with what you are saying, so that you do not mislead a student.
If, a student asks you about transfer credits please stick to the following respond, "Transfer of credits is up to the receiving institution."
Being honest and transparent with perspective students is so important! I also learned that if a student plans to transfer schools, it is up to each institution to decide if the credits will transfer to their school.
To gain trust, the student must be exposed to transparency for them to be able to make informed decisions about their future and the investment involved.
Learning the difference between disclosures and representations will help me provide a better environment for students
All disclosures and representations are important and must be communicated to students for upmost transparency and integrity.