On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the importance of using proper spelling, capitalization to begin sentences and punctuation to end, in our role as Admissions Representatives? Of course the increase in texting has caused many to shorten words and not bother with punctuation, but as educated professionals, we should know the difference and when to apply accordingly. We are employed with educational facilities so what does it say of us when we begin an e-mail to a prospective or future student with "hi enrollment x. i look forward to seeing you soon and no that you will be successful. thanx :-)" Do you believe we should be the change we wish to see in our students and graduates?

It's great that we have individual private schools where students can acquire short term educational courses and be on the work field to guarantee a support for themselves.

Admission paperwork should be clearly stated and verbally reviewed until the student is clear on understanding all aspects of student enrollment agreement.

It would be grafting to be able to place all students, unfortunately this is not always possible. Yet we are able to give instruction on how to contact different agencies and encourage them to continue in the medical field.

What do you say as a rep?

Do all types of marketing and make sure your marketing is within the rules and regs.

It is so important to always stay up on changes in this industry, it can only make you better and your school better.

Is training the best way to stay up to date on all the changes and if so, what is the best number of trainings to have per quarter.

A student comes in and knows that they are interested in doing nursing shoud we as representatives show them other programs ITT offers.

Wehn a student is exploring financila aid and ask the representive for information on privates loans what is the best reponse to give the student.

What are some proven techniques that you have found beneficial when speaking with students to to set an appointment?

what is the best way to deal with the student objections?

Ensuring a student is getting the most accurate information. The Admissions rep. will be in compliance.

how much info about financial aid the admissions rep. can provide to the prospective student?

an admissions representative can be call admissions advisor?

the institutions can decide if the students have to take or not an entrance test for any specific program?

How to gather all necessary resources for maintaining up to date and required information to properly carry out the Admissions process?

We should constantly keep updated about once a month with Florida Statutes, Rules and Regulations!

How do we set up a meeting so that the Alumni Association can meet up with prospective students and soon to be grads for advice and any other topics??

What are the most important topics to discuss when looking for better advertising and marketing strategies?