Foundations of Admissions | Origin: AC101
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Understanding the Admissions Profession --> Foundations of Admissions
Post what you've learned about this topic and how you intend to apply it. Feel free to post questions and comments too.
I learned how admission goes beyond knowledge of programming and extends into a student-focused format. learning student goals and making sure the program is the right fit for the student and their goal, and making sure to be here to support and empower the student.
I learned that admissions has evolved from a simple transactional process into a more complex informational, sales, and customer service career. It is important to learn about all the programs, fees, schedules, etc, as well as develop communication and sales skills, and stick to professional and ethical standards. A career in admissions is a growth opportunity that is a learning journey.
I have learned that you must provide honest and accurate information to potential students. This essential in assisting them in helping make an informed decision on their future education goals.
I learned that admissions has evolved from simply providing information to guiding students in making informed decisions. The role now requires honesty, adaptability, and a student-first mindset rather than just focusing on enrollment.
