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Title IV

So if I am not mistaken Title IV is financial aid? Or are we talking about two different things?

Life experience credits

Some institutions accept life experience credit. Acceptance of this credit typically requires submission and review of paperwork proving that the applicant's life experience equals so many hours of coursework. This is an extensive process and you will need to know if it applies to your institution. Never heard of this before, has anyone had this experience before? Just curious.

Admissions requirement

It's good to find out if your student meets the requirements as soon as possible, before you get to far into the process.

Certain titles employees can't use

This was a reminder to never call myself a "counseor" or an "advisor."

Nonrefundable fees

I read that - Nonrefundable fees regarding admission and registration of Florida students shall not exceed $150. Does this apply to enrollment deposits?

Updating with the Florida Commission for Independent Education

In order to keep current with any document changes - it is suggested that you check the Florida Commission for Independent Education website at least once a month for announcements of any updates to Rules and Statutes. Does anyone know of a specific place on the website that would show updates? or would you need to look within the document for changes?

Graduation

Many institutions have formal graduation ceremonies at various times of the year. Some are elaborate and others are just cake and cookies served on the last day of class or as each student graduates. It's important to find out what type of ceremony happens at your institution.

paperwork

If there are admissions tests, what are the tests and what are the minimum scores?

Helpful

Explanation about each service, who uses service, how to find out about service, how to encourage students to use each service, student success stories, problems that were solved.

meetings

how often should they be held?

programs offered at your school

explain the importance of knowing this

Keeping your resource notebook up to date

Any helpful hints for this?

staying up to date and compliant

Catalogs are essentially a contract for the student and admissions reps must stay UP TO DATE

refunds

Shouldn't be up to the school to determine their refund policy for applicants who get declined?

marketing

Why does television marketing have to be exaggerated?

Enrollment agreement

Should the admissions rep also sign the agreement or not?

Credits

You need to give all the information students need to know about Domain Transfer credit with other institutions

Marketing strategy

The marketing strategy is very important to promote the programs offered at each school

Student services

Is very important to properly inform students about the process of registration, answering questions that may arise in the process of admission, and treat them in a special way to decide for our masters

The resources notebook

The resources notebook is the most important tool for people who work in admissions, and thanks to it we can keep properly informed prospective students