Luis Castillo

I really liked the list of website to refer to. I found it to be very helpful. 

I have learned that there are several different ways to be familiar with what your program offers. Speaking to faculty and sitting in classes are a great insight as to what your students experience and can be a powerful tool when interviewing. 

It's important not to get overly excited about an enrollment and take the time to go over and complete all forms accurately. 

Comment on Emily Jenks's post: Yes I couldn't agree more. 

I thought it was interesting to know the difference between an agent and an admissions representative. 

If your going to play the game, you have to know the rules. There are plenty of resources and ways to stay up to date and compliant.

Very important that prospective students don't just sign forms for signing them. They need to understand what they are signing. When things are clear from the begining everything runs smoother. 

I've been doing admissions for 16 years and it's always good to get a refresher.