Marilyn Murkins

It is important to be honest and ethical about transfer of credits. We all know it is up to the receiving institution and I am not afraid to tell a student or his/her parents that it is up to the receiving institution. But make sure you let them know that our students work in their field upon graduating. I found that is helpful. So always stay ahead of the game as to what graduation rates are, placement rates, etc.

It is very essential to know your school and all the different departments your school has to offer. You want to leave a potential student feeling that they are excited about enrolling. So it is best to stay knowledgeable of all the different careers associated with the different programs.

For example, you have a student who has ADHD, should you still enroll student if he/she is interested in program, and you as a admission representative has a gut feeling that this is not a good fit for student?

What other way would you market school besides commercials, presentations and billboards?