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This taught me the importance of understanding institutional policies, Florida CIE policies, and ethical admissions practices. My overall goal is to help guide students to make ethical and informed decisions in order to create success for them and the institution. 

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I recently completed the Admissions Compliance for Postsecondary Schools in Florida course. The course outlined some of the core policies that admissions employees should be fully aware of, as well as the various best practice to implement. I've learned some new intricacies about what an admissions employee can and cannot say to students, as well as shifting my mindset from a "sales" perspective to more of a ambassador role for my college. While it may sound obvious, I think it's really easy to put a lot of pressure on ourselves as admissions reps to consistently increase enrollment numbers. As you… >>>

You must have a passion for helping others to understand what their future in education can hold

I come to this new chapter with previous experience in admissions and student services, but I also recognize that every market and institution is different. Working in Florida brings new regulations, processes, and ways of doing things, along with the challenge of working in a second language. I’m excited to learn, adapt, and grow with an open mind, while also bringing the experience I’ve gained along the way. I look forward to learning from others and sharing experiences as we grow together.

The training showed me the importance of being clear, honest, and consistent. I will follow the proper guidelines and use the required resources to stay compliant.

Working in admissions requires more than knowing how to communicate with prospective students. It is important to stay informed about programs, policies, regulations, and changes within the institution. Having accurate and updated information helps us guide students correctly and maintain compliance throughout the admissions process.

What are some best practices for admissions staff to make sure the information provided to prospective students is always accurate and up to date, especially when institutional policies or regulations change?

One of the most important things I have learned is that admissions is not only about enrolling students. It is also about providing clear, accurate, and transparent information. Following the institution’s policies and Florida regulations helps students make informed decisions and builds trust throughout the admissions process. I plan to apply these principles in my daily work.

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