I am new to this school but have been an Admissions Representative at another institution. There is always something to learn, and things are constantly changing. Half of the terms are new to me, but I welcome the increased knowledge to better serve the students and myself.
Comment on Sheree Ford's post: I do as well.
Hello, I learned that it is important to be informed of all aspects of the school to best inform the student about what he/she will be facing in her educational experience.
This is a great refresher of terminology used in this position. I was able to understand Florida's regulations better as well and make sure I stay in compliance.
I have learned that the admissions policy is extremely important as well as keeping up to date with any changes in the rules and regulations. I have also learned the importance of using the correct terms, the Florida Statutes & Rules governing the admission process and the role of the (CIE) commission for independent education.
It is key to understand the ethics and values of your institution, therefore I take great interest in the admission process of any well structured institution. This platform is a valuable guide to me.
I thought it was interesting to know the difference between an agent and an admissions representative.
I have learned more about the state regulations and statutes, how they are important and will affect my role.
I have learned procedure , also the importance of a notebook and how it will keep me organize . How importance it is to stay update with admission polices and procedure .
I've been working in higher education for many years, so the Module was a good refresher for me. Its a good teaching for anyone in admissions.
I am just starting my training program as a Program Coordinator. I'm incredibly excited and eager to learn more in my field than I ever have since I began working eleven years ago. I know my work will be cut out for me as I go through my training. I hope to apply my skills and with these lessons to broaden my knowledge and use it well into my field in order to assist peers and students alike.
I have learned the terminology used by the Florida Commission for Independent Education and the importance of staying up to date with policies and regulations.
This is my first position as an Admissions Manager and I learned the importance of using the correct terminology with students.
Greetings! It was tremendously helpful to me. Learning more about how perform my duties in a State Certified way has given me tremendous confidence in representing my school. Thanks!
Hello. With this module, I've learned some of what is needed to comply with regulation. I've also learned the correct terms to use while dealing with admissions. Also learned about the standards for continued education required for people in a similar position.
I'm new in the college admission game and this module has been very helpful. It teach me the importance of knowing your institution's policies, procedures and catalogue.
I used to work on a educational institution, but this is my first time as an admission representative. This course has helped me a lot with information, rules and regulations and the role in an admission area.
Using the correct term in the admission process and its policy is very important. This module has a lot of important information that I started to learn, I am really exciting for what is coming up during this course.
I have learned the importance of using the correct terms in the admissions process and the guidelines that I must follow.
As a representative of my school, I have learned that the admissions policy is vitally important. Also I have learned to keep a resource notebook to keep it updated with dividers, so I can easily go back to it when I have a question to any policy or rules/regulation.
