Some of the terms used during the admissions process are enrollment agreement, program, accreditation, and registration fee.
Some of the terms and definitions commonly used during the admission process at our institution are enrollment, enrollment agreement,institution, accreditation, licensure, program, and scholarship. I also explain to them what they mean so we are clear and the students feel at ease.
The program of study is very helpful in not only promoting the school, but allowing the prospective student make an informed decision so that they can be successful in their program.
I would say the most commonly used terms used during the admission process are enrollment application, accreditation, and program. The accreditation is always discussed with the student to describe the program. Obviously, the term program is used to explain the various courses to the student during the admissions process. Finally, the enrollment agreement term is always used when walking the student through the application.
Enrolment Agreement, Enrollment, Accredidation, Program, Scholarship
Some of the terms I use are the accredition,enrollment agreement
Some of the terms and definitions that are commonly used at my institution are; Accreditation, Enrollment, and Enrollment Agreement.
Accreditation is one of my favorite words currently. We have a program that is required to be accredited in order for the students to sit for their certification upon completion. I find it fun to explain what it means, and also what it means if they attend a less expensive school that is not accredited.
Activity - The results of the process
Inquiry - The request for informationby a prospective student
"At risk" of not attending school - This is an applicant who had issues that may prevent them from starting school.
Application - This is the form the prospective student completes when they are requesting acceptance to the school.
this is our process not in specific order:
intro
Q&A
PPT
Tour
Bridge
And financila Aid esttimate
this is just half of our Amdissins process to get new students in
Goal - This is the target that the admissions Department will use as their guide to support the overall mission of the school.
Representative - Members of the Admissions Department that are the responsible for conducting Career Planning Sessions and supporting the prospective student through out the application process.
Presentation - The online presentation that the Admissions Representative will use to explain oppertunities and expectations of the career that the prosepective student is interested in.
Final Commitment - During the CPS, the Admissions Representative will ask questions regarding any concerns the student had expressed regarding their ability to begin class.
Entrance Test-This is an assessment given to a prospective applicant to determine if they have the academic ability to handle the requirements of their program of interest.
Inquiry-The request for information by a prospective student.
Referrals-Individuals that have been referred to the school or representative as a person interested in investigating the opportunities available at the school.
Student Concerns- problems or issues that come up during a Career Plannintg Session that may prevent the student from successfully enrolling and graduating from their program of interest
At risk of not attending School- an applicant with issues that may prevent them from starting school
Inquiry- request for information by a student
Application- form the student completes when they are requesting acceptance to te school
1. Entrance Test: Assessment given to a prospective applicant to determine if they have the acadmic ability to handle the requirements of their program of interest.
2. Adult: A prospective student who graduated from High School more than a year ago.
3. Inquiry: The request for information by a prospective student.
ENROLLMENT AGREEMENT- A LEGALLY BINDING CONTRACT THAT IS SIGNED BY APPLICANTS TO LICENSED INSTITUTIONS AS WELL AS BY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEDL AT THE INSTITUTION. THIS CONTRACT FORMS THE AGREEMENT TO TERMS OF THE ENROLLMENT AND PROVIDES DISCLOSURES WHICH INFORM CONSUMERS OF IMPORTANT POLICIES OF THE INSTITUTION, WHICH THEIR SIGNATURE INDICATES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF.
INSTITUTION- COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY OR POSTSECONDARY CAREER INSTITUTIONUNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE COMMISSION AS PROVIDED IN CHAPTER 1005 F.S.
MARKETING- A GENERAL TERM THAT REFERS TO AN OVERALL APPROACH TO PROMOTING YOUR SCHOOL AND ITS PORGRAMS INCLUDING CREATING, DISTRIBUTING, PRICING AND PROMOTING GOODS.
1.Career Planning Session: This is the meeting that a representative will outline for the prospective student, the history of the campus, the integrity of our process, and the steps we will follow to helo the student determine if our school is the correct choice.
2.Inquiry: The request for information by a prospective student
3.Representative: Members of the Admissions Department that are responsible for conducting Career Planning Sessions and supporting the prospective student through the application process
4.Application:This is a form the prospective student completes when they are requesting acceptance to the school
I have worked in Admissions for a few years and at Lincoln we use several common definitions that decribe our programs and enrollment process.
Certainly, one of the most common definitions we use and that students inquire about include Accreditation, Program, Scholarship, Title IV, Enrollment and Enrollment Agreement.
When a student inquires at our institution I start with a "CPS" (career planning session), where I address the student's needs and goals. In addition, I conduct an overview of the career the student is interested in, as well as the benefits of attending our school. To be considered for acceptance into our school, a student must also complete an "Enrollment Application". We also refer to the results of this process as "activities"
Goals: The target that the Admissions Department will use as their guide to support the overall mission of their school.
Activity: The results of the process
Inquiry: Request for information by a prospective student.
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