Andrew,
Great! Be sure to include any material that will assist you in referencing.
Patty Aronoff
Marlon,
Excellent! Whichever way that you assemble your book, it is up to you. What is important that you know where the material is and how to access it.
Patty Aronoff
Keeping a binder with different sections makes it much easier to find documents and answers when needed.
I have organized my admission's paperwork to make sure I do not miss any information when talking to students on admission's requirements and general admission policies established on the Institution's catalogue.
I have created a binder with all the paperwork and guidelines. Im organizing it by sections where I will include the main aspects I need to know about each department in my institution. I keep it right on top of my desk.
I am constructing binders using all of the information being given to me, including the training modules, regulations, policies and procedures. I think that it will be helpful to access these binders as a quick reference when questions arise. I am always looking for ways to better organize myself and make my job flow smoothly.
Christina Worley
I love organization. I have binders and tabs for everything, which helps me keep track of all my regulations, requirements and leads.
I have separate binders, one for leads, another for old and updated procedures. I even have binders for my starters with all their documentations, it keeps me organize and it also saves me time since i can just open and look.
our admissions department has a binder which carry all our programs icluding associates degree, bachelors degree and our master's program.
I have a binder with different sections for documents from the institution and this course as well as any updated material.
Our admissions department has a binder for every admissions representative which includes all of the documentation and programs that we offer. After we tour the prospective student through the campus and we verbally give them all of the information pertinent regarding accredition, and the services all other departments offer, we bring them into our office and explain their program of study they are interested in and we give them all the documentation including admissions application, enrollment agreement, program of study, you ask the prospective student for their id there proof of prior education and you have them pay their proper fees for admissions then you have them see the other departments that they need to deal with in order to complete their admission process.
I will create an organized binder that has sections with tabs so that I may easily reference the material when needed.
I am organizing the paperwork and information in a binder by topics
I am creating a binder separated with tabs for all of the rules and regulations, training material, the catalog, enrollment agreement, sample documents, faqs, info specific to our program and any other useful information so that I can have everything at my fingertips as I need it.
LaShon,
Binders are a great way to maintain the material. If you don't like the way it is laid out, you can quickly fix it. Taking out the old and bringing in the new is also very easy.
Patty Aronoff
I make sure that I am keeping all information that is current in a binder so that I can refer back to the information as needed.
Van,
Compiling your resources will give you the tools you need when you need them.
Patty Aronoff
JORGE,
You have created a binder with multiple resources which will pull everything together for you. Great work!
Patty Aronoff
Eva,
Excellent! It is great that you have added the Career Services section to your binder. This is a very important part of the student experience.
Patty Aronoff
Jael,
Ecellent! Continue to add more resources to build the value of your notebook.
Patty Aronoff
Norlan ,
Sample files are awesome! They show us how to complete the paperwork and often a reminder of the proper way to complete the process.
Patty Aronoff
