I've learned the importance of having this information to use in my current role as an Admissions Recruiter
The organization that must be had in the admission office regarding the required process and the importance of having all required documents, the rights and responsibilities, terms and conditions, everything related to the payment of your registration.
In this module, the important thing is that when we are going to offer orientation to prospective students, we have files prepared with all the information and formats necessary for the student to fill out when talking to the students.
I have learned the importance of knowing the requirements for admissions at our college, making sure I understand the Enrollment Agreement, and the importance of safe record keeping.
I learned the importance of having an admission checklist and complete the enrollment agreement in full before considering the student fully admitted.
Understanding the admissions process and requirements is one of the most vital parts of the job. It's important to make sure that you are fully informed before meeting with students, so they would have the most up-to-date, first-class information prior to attending their program.
I learned the importance of having an organized admissions check list to ensure compliance.
I have gained a clear understanding of how to apply my college admissions policy.
Information I already had in my experience but good to know we are following protocol correctly.
Making sure that everything is clear/visible, understandable and updated for all prospective students as well as myself.
Is very important to ensure that all the documents are provide to the students and make sure that the understand all the process clearly.
The Enrollment Agreement is lengthy and reads like a contract in most parts. Understandable. Other parts include topics that I've seen as issues at many institutions. Information the student was exposed to at some point in admissions and throughout their academic career, that they have ample access to, but is often used as a defense to issues during the program. This acknowledgement/signoff curbs a lot of that. Much appreciated.
Also, I sat down with my Campus Director to go through the form. We discussed the length and concluded that for each one of those bulleted topics was a past concern/problem that required inclusion on the document. In 10 years that 11 page agreement will probably be 30 pages. LOL!
As an Admissions Representative for my institution I want to always be prepared and organized. I will follow all consumer practices and adhere to our guidance accordingly. I will ensure the applicant file is organized and consistent and always be prepared and provide quality service to every student.
The admissions process must be organized. In order to be a success.
I learned that I need to read and memorize a lot of material so that I might do my job well.
I have learned the importance of precise information and how that can affect not just the student but the entire organization.
I have learned that the admissions process should be highly structured to ensure adherence to regulations set by the Florida Commission for Independent Education. Paperwork should be obtained, completed, and filed in a manner which meets all regulatory criteria. I intend to use this information to stay organized and consistent when completing enrollments of future students.
I've learned that it is important to document throughout the process, so information does not slip between the cracks.
Based on the module, I learned it is extremely important to remain up to date on notices and regulations while also upkeeping the requirements. I also learned that my school catalog matches what is required, so I was able to identify those crucial points in my school's catalog so I can be ready for my students. Also paper work is very important and making sure all the forms are filled out correctly and accurately before the student can be considered enrolled.
