It is important to understand the licensing and accreditation of your institution, transferability of credits from other institutions, devlop a resource notbeook, and attend regular training for updates and professional development.

It is important to understand the structure and roles of everyone in your organization, have a good sense of the student experience during courses, understand career/placement services, and understand how your organization advertises and markets.

It is important to make sure that the student receives accurate information, that all documents are described and processed correctly, and that the Admissions representative follows the proper procedures for describing programs and commitments, as well as communication with other departments, such as financial aid.

It is important to understand all the rules, policies and procedures related to the state, the school, and the position. It is also critical to understand all the term definitions and stay up to date on new developments.