I have worked in admissions before and so I have had some great experiences that influence what I believe my role is. I believe my role is ask questions and determine is the school is a good fit the student, but also that the student it a good fit for the school. Then it is my duty be create a professionsl, comfortable and pleasant admissions experience for the student.

Delta is great and very concerned about its students. This shows in the day to day processes, especially for those students who do need special accomodations.

Those who are disbled should receive the same opportunity as others when education is involved. However, when in a classroom and certain distractions or outbursts are created they do need to be addressed. One person can prevent the whole class from being able to learn properly, whether they are disabled or not.

When a student is interested in a college they should always received detailed info during the admissions and enrollment process. Hiding or covering up important info will only created future problems for the student and the college.

I think it is awesome that we can accomodate those who are disabled. Everyone should have the opportunity to further their education, no matter what the situation.

All admissions reps should be friendly and professional when meeting a student for the first time. This first experience will help the student determine if they are comfortable with that college or not.