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I learned that knowledge of offered programs doesn't just begin and end with the school catalog. By using all resources, sitting in on classes first-hand, and speaking with personnel from all departments, I can gain a better understanding of what the student will experience while attending and therefore can give great insight on what they will be provided. 

Marketing can vary but is an important tool regardless. 

It's important to know what types of ads the school uses.

I have learned that you are not able to post about educational items in the help wanted section. 

As an admissions representative, it is important to understand your institution's marketing and advertising practices and be familiar with the marketing plan.  Also, to stay on top of changes that might occur in the marketing/advertising efforts.

I learned the importance of networking to retrieve valuable information to provide to our future students. 

As an Admissions Representative, it is important to be completely transparent with the students.

In this module, I learned the importance of understanding the institution’s organizational structure, academic programs, and student services in order to conduct an ethical and effective admissions process. I also understood how essential it is to work closely with academic leadership, career services, and marketing to provide accurate, consistent, and verifiable information to prospective students.

I plan to apply this knowledge by ensuring transparency in admissions, aligning closely with internal departments, and guiding prospective students with realistic expectations about programs, career pathways, and available support services. This approach helps students make informed decisions and supports retention, compliance, and institutional credibility.

I learned that there are certain people you should be networking with on a regular basis.

From this topic, I have learned that understanding my institution also means clearly knowing how its educational programs are presented through the marketing plan and how those messages must align with regulatory requirements in Florida. Admissions staff play a key role in connecting marketing efforts with compliance, ensuring that promotional messages accurately reflect the institution’s approved programs, outcomes, costs, and limitations.

I have learned that the marketing plan is not just about attracting students, but about communicating truthful, consistent, and compliant information. This requires a solid understanding of each academic program, including program objectives, duration, delivery method, requirements, and any professional or licensure limitations. Admissions representatives must be able to explain these programs clearly and ensure that marketing materials match what is stated in the Institution Catalog and Enrollment Agreement.

I intend to apply this knowledge by closely reviewing the institution’s marketing materials and comparing them with official documents to ensure consistency. I will also take responsibility for fully understanding the educational programs I represent, so I can provide accurate information to prospective students and avoid misrepresentation. This approach will support ethical admissions practices, regulatory compliance, and informed decision-making by students.

In this section, I learned about educational program, student service, advertising and marketing. I understand how I should apply this following the Fair consumer practice act while entertaining prospective students

I learned how important it is to understand our advertising and marketing and make sure everything follows the rules (fair Consumer Practices). I’ll apply this by being aware of what students see in our ads and giving clear, honest information during admissions conversations.

The Organizational structure, policies and procedures are the foundation of accountability, the programs are the "core product" we represent, understanding the program details allows us to determine if a student is actually good fit, which reduces future drop-out rates, Student Services are the bridge to graduation and finally Marketing is the first impression and the primary source of our leads.

Having a good understanding of your school and their programs is very important as an Admissions rep. Also getting familiar with student services and what they offer so the student has everything they need to be successful. Marketing is a good way to get the word out about your school as long as it follows the Fair Consumer Practice .

An University can decide on any marketing strategy that it feels will be most effective, as long as it follows Fair Consumer Practices. My college uses Tik Tok, which I found to be very cutting edge! 

Admissions Representative, it’s important to have a wealth or understanding of our institution and its programs. To effectively support students, you must be knowledgeable about the resources and services offered. 

In this module, I learned the importance of networking within your institution. Departments such as Career Services, Student Services, and Marketing play a vital role in the students’ journey. Being familiar with others within your institution can create channels of knowledge to support your role in admissions. 

As an Admissions Representative, it’s important for me to have a thorough understanding of our institution and its programs. To effectively support students, I also need to be knowledgeable about the resources and services offered by departments such as Student Services, Marketing, and Career Placement. By proactively connecting and collaborating with colleagues in these areas, I can stay informed and better assist students throughout their enrollment journey.

I learned that institutions may do their marketing in many different ways, printed, on social media, tv or radio. As long as the budget allows it. It's aways good to learn what types of marketing strategies we are using, also is a good idea to ask to see this adds.  

It's important to ask to see advertising materials/campaign. 

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