CM106 - Creating a Compliant Culture: Do's and Don'ts
Culture happens by design or default. Designing a culture that aligns with regulatory oversight is the cornerstone of an organization and can help institutions avoid innocent mistakes that can lead to severe consequences while meeting standards of quality by achieving a high level of compliance. This course provides a synopsis on the interwoven relationship of the Triad with emphasis on the Program Integrity rules. This course also explores the "Do's and Don'ts" for communicating with students throughout their education whether it is during enrollment, financial aid, education or career services. Learn more >>>

CO101 - Using Effective Communication Methods
Communication and organizational success are directly related. Good communication can have a positive and mobilizing effect on employees. Poor communication can produce powerful negative consequences. In this tutorial, we cover practices that will help managers and supervisors to become more effective communicators. Access this Free Soft Skills Tutorial >>>

The Manhattan Institute for Policy Research published a report entitled "The Unacknowledged Value of For-Profit Education." This report highlights the fact that although For-profit education is the fastest-growing sector in higher education, politicians and journalists have highlighted trends that they say should make students think twice before attending for-profit colleges. However, the report states that policymakers should not overlook the many positive aspects of for-profit colleges highlighting notable facts... Get the full report >>>

Instructors know that sometimes, they have students who seem to just disappear from their course and it can be a struggle reaching them and encouraging continued engagement. Some of the 40,000 Career College Lounge members share their ideas on how to reach these students in this featured blog…what are your ideas? Read the comments and share your ideas with your colleagues! >>>

Higher Education institutions are seeing lower enrollments and students are seeing rising costs for their education. Some institutions are building branch campuses around the world to expand the offering of their educational programs in response to the current challenges they face with lower enrollments. While this sounds like an enormous opportunity to capture a global market of students eager to study at American Higher Education institutions, there are also challenges to going global. A diverse panel of experts discuss the opportunities and challenges of expanding American Education abroad. Watch this Panel Discussion >>>

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