It is important to be familiar with all admissions policies and procedures.
Hi everyone! I have learned to adhere to the "be careful what you say" rule. In the admissions process, we must choose our words wisely. It is not okay to make false promises or be misleading. Open honesty is the best approach. Also, being organized not only looks good, but can assist with time management. It is not productive to continuously look up statutes when they can be easily organized in a binder with tabs.
I have learned about all documents you need to consult, the ethics, also the importance of making a notebook with the most important concepts like:
Definitions of words and terms associated with the admission process. Licensed institutions. Admission representatives who work full-time need to complete training approved by CIE and CM201 is an approved course. Information in the catalog of the school. Really very interesting.
Using correct admissions terms are extremely important, just as well as regulation knowledge.
I have learned about the rules and regulations governing Florida and post-secondary education in addition to my role as an Admissions Representative.
As a first time admissions coordinator this module has given me the resources and knowledge to do my job as easily and effective as possible. Not only will I be able to answer any questions a potential applicant may have but I will know the rules and regulations in order to perform my job to its full capacity.
I have learned the vitality of the rules and regulations that apply to the admissions process. I plan to use this information in as I work as an Admissions Director and provide the best level of information for prospective students and their families.
I learned that is important to educate the staff on legal and ethical matters in admissions, including regulations, state laws, confidentiality, and anti-discrimination regulations while engaging in continuous professional development (webminars, workshops, conferences, etc)
It is very important to stay up to date on Admissions Policies.
In this module, I learned that the CIE requires training and continuing education for all admissions and recruiting staff. I also learned the applicable Rule, central concepts, and term definitions. I will apply this when talking to re-entry prospects or students that want to ladder to another program.
Hello, I'll be serving as an admissions representative for Loyola Institute of Public Affairs, which is currently going through the approval process. In this module I learned where to identify key definitions and policies for the admissions professional, in addition to the importance of developing an admissions manual for consistent reference.
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I have learned to keep myself updated with the state statues as well as the policies of the college I work at. The resource binder will be of great help. I believe that will allow me to keep myself well-informed and organized on any updates on my college's catalog, staff, programs, tuition, etc. Being aware of the rules and regulations will help me be compliant and put into practice what I learned. Even if it takes me a while to learn them, having them in my resource binder will help me not feel overwhelmed and take it day by day.
As an Admissions Representative for a school I understand the importance of the schools accreditation and following the rules of compliance while assisting students throughout their educational process.
l learned a great deal thus far regarding the role and duties related to admissions. Additionally, I understand how important it is to continue to learn and be aware of updates.
I have already begun to think of how I will organize the information so that I have the current statues on hand as well as my schools most up to date information
This has been helpful thus far in better understanding terminology. This is a new realm for me so appreciate the additional learning opportunities.
The importance of a file folders, because it can be used to create an effective Resource Notebook.
Hello, I work in the Career Services Department and are mindful of the words I use when speaking with prospective students, current student and graduates to avoid confusion and miscommunication. This training is very informative and it mirrors the training I received and currently receive to make sure we are in compliance with the rules and guidelines of our accrediting body as well as staying up to date on any important changes that may occur.
The importance of Admissions Training
I have learned a great deal of new terminology along with policies.
