
The George Washington University requests a certain amount of information from our clients in order to provide the online experience. Although we gather names, e-mail addresses, locations and other personal information (dependent on the platform being used), all information is kept confidential. Information is used for course registration, billing purposes, providing knowledge about our client base, managing our services and to assist us in making the online experience the best possible.
Information about who may login in from time to time is analyzed in order to allow us to monitor and maintain our network. Information about our clients may also be used to provide feedback to our institutional clients; at no time do we share this information with an outside source. We may, from time to time, examine a platform for statistical purposes, but we will not identify any individual in doing so.
Information placed on our systems may be available to others on our various platforms, depending on the platform chosen. This information is used strictly to allow a client to participate in their individual course(s) and is kept confidential. We will not divulge private information to any unauthorized person. It is understood that information entered on our system(s) may be seen by a variety of people administering, participating in or monitoring any part of the chosen platform, within the reasonable guidelines set therein. Embanet will also comply with any legal request(s) made by any body so authorized for information, should proper documentation be provided to us.
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"I chose this program because I was familiar with the reputation of GW and the education department and knew I would come out highly prepared. Also, the convenience of the online program was a major factor in my decision. It allowed me to interact with people all over the world and grow professionally while maintaining my personal life and all the responsibilities that go along with that. I would do this again and recommend it to friends and colleagues."
Mollie McBroom, 2006 Graduate
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