Iam a instructor and I even go over the subjects again on the first day about program expectations outcomes and job placement we are a clock hour school you timed missed has to be made up GPA I make sure stsdents know the people in placment and financial aide. We also have a booklet we pass out and make them sign. I really enjoyed this course Thanks so much

How do you try and stay up to date with new policies and procedure? How often do you inquire about it? I'm curious to see if I should be looking each week? Each month? Every few months? When?

What are some good marketing ideas that have worked for your school? In particular, where do you see the most enrollments coming from? Flyers? Commercials? Radio? Word of Mouth?

I know sometimes when a student comes in, they may be expecting financial aid to cover the full cost of their tuition, but this does not always happen. What are some good tactics and responses to ease the student into making monthly payments each month to their education? Has anyone had a goo/bad experience with this situation?

Hello! What was it like for you on your first day as an admissions rep? The good? The bad? The ugly! Tell them all!!

What are some of the most common mistakes that representatives generally make when first starting out?

We as reps do provide an overview of the financial resources available, it is not our job to walk the student through the financial aid process. Our Financial Aid staff will assist in facilitating that.

We as Admissions Reps always need to be upfront and honest with potential students.There are laws and regulations regarding advertising higher education. Some of the requirements include not over selling the income potential. However, you can say view the bureau of labor statistics.

The section on Compliance was very helpful. It was valuable to understand that once a month, i should review the Ohio Regulatory Website for updates

why is accreditation is voluntary?

I am a brand new Admissions Representative and was curious if anyone who is more seasoned has had measurable success in recruiting using social media. What specifically has worked for you?

Always make sure that you know if there have been any changes that have been made at the state level to be complaint with state code.

How often does a school changes their programs and cirrulium?

Why are policies and procedures so different from all for profit schools?

What are best known practices for staying current on all laws, rules and regulations?

Why is it that transfer credits can not be accepted by all schools?

As an Admission Rep you are here to help people in achieving their goals!

As an Admission Rep we must make sure Disclose all the information and documents that portent to the student, which could affect their financial future.

I feel that we must be understand the needs of our students and direct them into right career field of study that will open new doors for our students, that without a degree wouldn’t not be able to find a career that them and their family could be proud of. These are people’s lives we are dealing with and if we are misleading students down the wrong path it looks really bad on us as admission Representative for not using qualifying questions to get the information to determine if the program or school is right for the student. How do you feel about this Statement?

One thing I didn't see discussed is the diploma mills and GED's for high schools also. If we don't recognize a local high school for their diploma or GED chances are it was obtained on line, especially if it is from an out of town school.