It is best to make ethical, informed choices and ask for clarification regarding any unknown information before providing answers to students and colleagues

I intend to make sure that I always use language that speaks to only our own institution's requirements and qualifications and not disparage others. 

Representatives need to use clear, factual language and data when speaking to prospective and enrolled students

I learned that the ethical considerations that we show our patients in healthcare facilities is the same we should be applying to our students.

The goal is to protect students and make sure the school communicates honestly, follows federal/state regulations, respect students' communication preferences and does not withhold important information.

Attending additional trainings, meetings, and keeping up to date with your resource notebook are all various ways to stay informed of changing policies to be able to readily assist students during the admissions process.

Colleges need to follow the Fair Consumer Practices with any advertising that is done. Different colleges may have different advertising strategies based on budget, but there are many ways in which advertising can be done. That includes the Internet, Television, Radio, Flyers, etc.

I have learned there are specific guidelines to follow when enrolling a student, creating a new student folder, and knowing what to do with the folder when you have completed your part.

The most important way to complete the admissions staff training is to schedule 2 or 3 hours and also follow the directions step by step.

I learned in this module as an employee of the admissions process, we need to be incredibly knowledgeable about a plethora of information but most specifically understanding everything that goes into the Enrollment Agreement and what the Catalog for our Institution contains.