The module provided clear instructions to start the process, follow procedures required by the state of Florida and valuable suggestions like the one to create your handy Notebook as a day to day guide. 

Creating a notebook and updating it periodically while receiving updates is critical in the success of ensuring that students are receiving the most up to date policies. 

This module talks about the importance of truly knowing your institution and the prospective departments that will service a student during their matriculation. Be comfortable in addressing their concerns about the things that are most important to them.

This section taught the importance of trust, transparency, and ethical admissions practices. We learned that schools should provide honest information about programs, requirements, and student responsibilities. It also emphasized the role of accreditation, mission statements, and the support of students in making informed decisions.

This module highlighted why it is important to understand the admissions policies and the necessary procedures to ensure the handling of those documents and secure the information of the student is important. 

I learned that it is important to understand the policies, regulations, and the role of admissions. A best practice is to have a notebook that includes all of the regulatory documentation and updates.

I have a new perspective on how to interact with people with disabilities. They want to be defined as a person first not a disability.

I can Call myself an expert on Admissions once I have learned the basics and the requirements that I need to be able to performed as I should be.

I have learned that every application has to be fulfill 100% of the admission requirements. If some important questions weren't answered in the admissions interview, they can be handled and figured out at a later point, but by no means should the applicant be enrolled until all requirements are met for certain.

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