Wil Whipple

Unfortunatley, statements that like that are exactly what much of these modules were speaking of in compliance in regards to your perception of "other schools."  Although its a complicated profession, enrollment is a major part of all institutions and colleges.  The focus should undoubtedly be the well-being the prospective student.  With that said moments of hearing stories about other institutions could be a rapport building moment about the importance of making an educational decision and not implying or agreeing with anything negative about other institutions.  Consequently, hearing such informations should highlight characteristics inherent in the prospective student and not competing… >>>

As new hire, I truly enjoy learning how all positions directly impact each other all the way from the admissions process.  Such supreme networks truly embody the nature of an effective education.

Has much changed in your six years of experience in admissions?  I'm a new hire and much of the information I was familiar with but there were some things I was unaware of.

Asking the right questions seems to be paramount in getting the right information from the student.  These topics have opened up an opportunity to bring innovative inquiry into the interview process.