Gylliam Abarca

I learned that there must be clearly written policies about transfer of credit into your institution. The applicant must be advised about how credits from your school may or may not be accepted by other institutions.  Ongoing training are very important to the continued professional development of an admissions representative. Also, there must be clearly written policies about transfer of credit, we must be clear about the transfers of credits form other institutions. We must also stay compliant with all processes and procedures regulating admissions and college operations. 

I learned that institutions may do their marketing in many different ways, printed, on social media, tv or radio. As long as the budget allows it. It's aways good to learn what types of marketing strategies we are using, also is a good idea to ask to see this adds.  

I have learned that the applicant must be fully informed as to their rights and responsibilities, terms and conditions, everything related to the terms and conditions, such as payments, tuition and fees, and repayment of loans if there are any. 

then I learned that I have to be an expert as an admissions representative. I also learned what accreditation means accredited status awarded to an institution by an accrediting agency or association that is recognized by the United States Department of Education and that has standards comparable to the minimum standards required to operate an educational institution at that level in this state.