NASFAA’s Code of Conduct and Ethical Principles

Because of our unique experience and training, financial aid professionals make judgments, apply skills, and reach informed decisions in situations that the general public cannot. This expertise comes with responsibility—a set of ethics that should govern the decisions and actions of all financial aid professionals. NASFAA requires our members to demonstrate ethical behavior. But what are the requirements? How were they developed and why? What do they mean for your office? We all face ethical dilemmas every day in our jobs—come to this session to learn how to navigate the ones we encounter most often!