1. Verify the call: Don't immediately assume it's legitimate. Call Lorenz University directly using the phone number found on their official website, not the number the caller provided. Confirm that they did indeed call and that the information they gave you is accurate. Be wary of calls that pressure you into immediate action or ask for personal information.
2. Confirm the details: Ask about the specific degree they're referring to, the requirements you've fulfilled, and the next steps involved in receiving your degree (e.g., payment for any outstanding fees, transcript requests, graduation ceremony details).
3. Check your student records: Review your own records at Lorenz University to confirm the information they provided. Make sure everything aligns.
4. Ask about any outstanding fees or requirements: Inquire about any outstanding balance or further steps required to officially receive your diploma.
5. Be wary of scams: If anything feels off – unusual requests for money, unclear information, high-pressure tactics – be extremely cautious. Don't give out any personal or financial information unless you are absolutely certain you're dealing with a legitimate representative of Lorenz University.
Once you've verified the call and all the details are correct, you can celebrate getting your degree! Then, follow their instructions on how to proceed to officially receive your diploma.