That is interesting,now I want to ask around in order to find ours, if it exists.
For me I am finding that the most convenient resource is to ask my manager who sits right next to me any time I have a question. Also, it is helpful to take courses such as this course to bring all the issues to mind. However, the most complete resource I have found so far is the 2 resource books that have been provided by both my local office and the corporate office. Every question that I have run into I have been able to find in those resources. It takes some digging time, but the answers are there.
I have read the Ohio specific catalog published by our university. There has also been different training sessions that have been held that have been attended.
I use the school specific tutorials, my DOA, and experienced co-workers. Getting more experience helps as well as you start to get more proficient with time.
One way that i am learning the various rules and regulations is by using my resource notebook and expanding on topics by visiting the OACCS and various other websites.
Well our Director of recruitment uses a power point slide to inform us of state policies. He then has us shadow seasoned representatives to observe how the follow the procedure.
By reviewing the catalog and enrollment agreement, as well as paying close attention to internal memos from my supervisors. The state Board of Career Colleges and Schools is an excellent way to keep ourselves uptodate on changes and pertinent information.
Working hand in hand with departments such as Finance and Academics are helping me learn the various rules. Also, having a collective notebook with tabs in a central location in the rep room helps out. the link posted above is another great resource.
I work very closely with the other offices in our admissions department. I will always ask our campus dean or business office if I have any questions about any policies.
There is the school catalog as well as an intranet site which I often reference.
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Some of the ways that I learn the various Rules that regulate our institution is by studying state regulations and our course catalog as well as information available on both our schools generaly site and intranet. Knowledge is power.
Well first of all I have a thirst for knowledge so I am open minded and a good listener. Secondly, my school does a great job at updating us.
Some of the ways I use to regulate my learning is by following the guidelines in the enrollment agreement as well as school catalog, and any new information my DOA an executive director share with us on policy and compliance.
I have been shadowing my supervisor who has trained me on specific rules. I also have print outs of the different rules we have to follow. I have also met with various directors of our school (i.e Director of Financial Aid). I will also be meeting with the Director of Education and attending training sessions.
I am learning the various rules that regulate my activities and institution through the use of our training materials, oacc website and direct contact with my supervisor.
Proper understanding of the rules and regulations of admissions will assure that we as admission officers are honest and upfront with students. Having guidelines on how to perform our jobs makes it easy to not interpret policies in our own words.
This has been very enlightening, I can better understand why certain information is on my schools enrollment agreement, and why it is important. It also emphasizes the importance of making sure students really understand the enrollment agreement and catalog.
Our company has a special department that makes sure we have the right information and training to stay with in compliance.
We have a department that works with the states and then in turn trains us on it as needed.
