Scott Smith

As an admissions representative, I know it is my role to treat every student with respect and answer every question with the correct answer, if I don't know the anwers I will find someone who does have the correct information. Also, I will bring each student to any section of the school so that they are given the appropriate information or assistance needed.

The accommodation process is a must to properly assign each student, with a disability, the appropriate assistance they need. I hope to learn more in detail about how the procedure is filed and completed.

Although the module was very informative, I feel as if we should take our responsabilities a step further or "to the heart". Each and every student deserves the upmost respect and assistance for the decision they made to commit to school and achieve their goals. Showing students we care and inform the students that we are here for them goes a long way, especially for any student who may have a disability.

The module was very informative and detailed about the laws and opportunites that students with disabilities qualify for. I feel it is of high importance that students with disabilities are aided these opportunities to accomplish any educational goal to have a successful future.

All licenses, degrees, and certificates should be reviewed of each faculty member. Each faculty member that is teaching should be one level above the subject matter or equivelant in field training.

I believe each student should be informed in detail to all information from the school. Whether if it is information of loans, loan repayment, or course related, each student should receive an email and hear verbally from an admissions representative.

It is of vital importance to be honest, loyal, and trustworthy of any prospective student. As a whole, we should work together and share knowledge and experience to give our best to help all prospective students.

Maintaining a professional appearance, having a positive attitude, learning all aspects of the jobs, and being able to help all students in the correct direction are all great aspects of "Doing the Right Thing". To add, it helps getting to know your students and informing each student with correct information to help them accomplish any and all goals. How can I better assist or prepare my future students in accomplishing their goals?