This course provides great information. I have learned the importance of the Resource Notebook and to stay up-to-date in all areas of the institution, including program offerings, job placement rates for each program and other relevant industry information. I will continue reading the course catalog and keeping the communication with personnel to know more information about the different departments. 

Dealing with many older individuals I find that it is ti our best interest to help them from beginning to end. They are already frightened and scared about the unknown so a little encouragement, your help and guidance goes a long way

Honesty and the ability to help a student get through the paperwork is stressful so having you to to guide them is important .

Going through the course I was able to pick up on key terms and jargon used in our industry. 

Laws change, and Admissions Representatives must keep updated with all the updates to be able to answer the questions of prospective students. This is a noble career in which truly help people in changing their lives, help them succeed and get a better quality of life that also help their families. Giving them the right information is crucial!

The times may change, the people infornt of us most certainly change. But compliance is compliance no matter what. Follow the rules, and you'll be fine. 

It was a good experience for me 

I thoroughly enjoyed th training.  This was not my first time taking this course.  Good refresher to ensure you are complying. My Resource Noteb Book is very useful.  If, you have not sat one up, take the time to do so. 

I have learned a lot of techniques, methods and strategies. all these will help me on how to manage my admission department.

Many of times prospective students want to see Financial Aid First to see if they even can qualify for aid before seeking out application or enrollment first. It is important to know that Admissions is NOT Financial Aid, a basic understanding is ok, but always refer the prospective student to the Financial Aid Office as everyones situtation is different and unique. You dont want to be in a situation where you mislead the prospective student. Title IV Rules for Financial Aid are every changing and evolving, so it is always best to refer.

There will be times when a prospective student has a lot of questions and/or their parents. It is necessary that the rep knows their institutitions mission, rules, policies, outcomes and enrollment requirements to help the student and/or family make the best decision on what school is the right fit.

Since I am new to the Admissions world, it was helpful to learn specific guidelines as well as common/core practices. I found the course to be very informative and helpful during this training time where I am transiting into an Admissions Representative position.

Very helpful!

My action plan is to determine a schedule to review all company, State of Fla and compliance regulations.

I will definitely have a checklist for each student I work with to make sure that I provide the student with all information so they can make an informed decision about attending my institution.

I have created my resource book for assisting me with providing accurate information to our prespective students and will up date monthly.

Excellent course with very good information!!!! Thanks

Good Serious Study is the key to all success. One cannot be flippant in everything one does or success will never come.

When we do our job correctly we have the opportunity to impact lives! it's a beauty thing. Be a great coach.

Follow the rules & you will always do a great job

Admission staff is key in any institution. It must be organized and educated. They are the first contact with students