This on-demand course provides critical information on ethical behavior in the student recruitment process and the legal and ethical boundaries that apply to college admission.
The basics:
- Intended audience: Anyone working at a postsecondary institution.
- Format: On-demand.
- This course includes three interactive modules and a final knowledge check.
- Cost: $20-$30 per seat or $6,500 for an unlimited annual license.
- Cost is dependent on the number of seats purchased.
- Estimated completion time: 35 minutes.
- Participants have six months to access and complete the course in NACAC Learn.
- Upon completion: A completion certificate.
Course description:
This course is designed to teach participants how to avoid conflicts of interest and handle them if encountered; identify and safeguard private information; and use decision-neutral language and provide guidance without setting expectations. By offering this course, your institution communicates its ethical values and promotes integrity at all steps of the admission process.
Most institutions have several college representatives, often well beyond the admission office staff, who interact with prospective students. Reaching everyone with a consistent message can be difficult. Use this course as part of staff development, HR onboarding, or training for an entire office, department, or campus.
Course topics:
- Avoiding conflicts of interest
- Keeping private information private
- Using decision-neutral language
Cost:
Cost per seat for six months of access:
- For one-25 learners: $30
- For 26-50 learners: $27.50
- For 51-100 learners: $25
- For 101-300 learners: $20
For an unlimited annual license, the cost is $6,500. Request more information here.
Questions?
For questions about this course, please email customerservice@nacacnet.org.
