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Is Admissions Staff Training -time requirement? Show Answer It is necessary to satisfactorily complete the /Admissions Staff Training course before you can work as an Admissions representative. It is also necessary to keep up-to-date with new regulations and policies and complete continuing education.

It is imperative, and incumbent, on the agent to speak cleary, with compassion and clarity to the rules and regulations provided. Most encouraging for me, was the shared agreement to ongoing learning from peers

What resources are available to interact with the Director of Placement? For example, tours, private meeting with studens, and industry best practices?

What are some best practices for being an effective Admissions Counselor or Representative? 

 

What could happen if admissions staff don’t properly follow Florida’s rules about enrollment and advertising?

Can we teach in other languages 

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I learned about policies that are enforced to protect and support students and institutions. I plan to apply what I have learned and maintain a notebook of resources I can rely on for accurate information. Thankfully, I found much of the information intuitive as being honest and doing the right thing seem to be the foundation of the transparency sought by accreditors and students. Something I found challenging was not only the amount of information, but the reading level in which the laws are written and also the nature of policy updates helps put things in perspective. There… >>>

How do you ensure that your Resource Notebook remains current and fully compliant with the latest admissions regulations?

What are some key strategies you use to ensure that prospective students have a clear understanding of the admissions requirements and policies?

What are the most common challenges you face during the enrollment and admissions process, and how do you overcome them?

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