Lisa M Caudill, M.A.

Location: maumee, ohio

About me

Hello all!

My name is Lisa Caudill and I have been in higher education for eight years now; seven of my years were in Florida and I worked my was from an admissions advisor up to the role of Associate Diretor of Admissions. I am extremely passionate about education which has made me extremely successful in my career. If I can share one piece of advice that is that following compliance, rules and regulations set by the DOE is a critical part to your job, your institutions accreditation and your students well being. We always want to do what is going to keep us in compliance 100% of the time; there is NO bending the rules!

Interests

biking, yoga, dancing, reading, spending time with my friends and family and of couse my dog and 2 cats!

Skills

highly skilled, detailed-oriented educational professional with over fifteen years’ experience in sales, training and development, and project management.

Activity

Lisa M Caudill, M.A.

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NO Gray area

When it comes to compliace there are no gray areas. It is either righ or wrong. I am very disciplined and methodical when it comes to compliance and I have no tolerance for those who try to "bend" the rules to get a student enrolled. There is too much to risk and frankly wrong is just simply wrong.

Lisa M Caudill, M.A.

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Educational Programs

Having the opportunity to sit in on a class is such a great first hand experience that you can share with your student. By sitting in a class or two you will be able to provide a real experience that your student will benefit from. The benefit to the student is the accurace of information that you provide to them so in addition to sitting in on the class it would also be extremely benefial to speak with the instructor to gain additional insight on the expection of not only one class but the entire degree and what the student… >>>

Lisa M Caudill, M.A.

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Financial aid discussion by Admissions

It is critical that Admissions reps do not get into discussion about financial aid and that they refer the student to a financial aid officer. One way of explaining the "hand off" to the student is to let them know that the finacial aid officer is an expert in the area of financial aid and to ensure that they are getting the most accurate information the college has all students speak only with the FA department.

Lisa M Caudill, M.A.

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Admissions veteran

Hello my name is Lisa and I have been in the world of admissions for 8 years now and have seen many changes over the years. I do feel that keeping a binder is critical to staying up to day with any and all law changes to ensure that you stay compliant for yourself, your organization and your student.

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