Remember, if the representative cannot satisfactorily answer all of your questions, do not sign a contract until you have all needed information. Make certain you clearly understand your course selection and your rights and responsibilities before you sign. If you have taken an aptitude test or entrance exam offered by the school and are informed that your score is amazingly high, you should be aware that some unscrupulous schools give virtually everyone high marks simply to get them to enroll. The school should furnish you with a statement of the school's policies regarding fees and tuition charges. Ask about financial assistance, including the guidelines for initial and continued financial eligibility.
Some schools offer a placement service for prospective graduates.
If the service is free, the school may simply mail your name to a list of possible employers. Be sure to find out exactly how the school's placement service operates, your costs, and the employment track record. Don't make up your mind about school quickly without considering all the facts. Remember, reputable schools have no reason to use high-pressure sales tactics to solicit students. A reputable school will give you time to check its credentials.