I would say catalog and enrollment agreement, financial aid, accreditation, degree, Florida Department of Education, and Commission for Independent Education.
Enrollment agreement, scholarship, catalog, program, tuition, and Commission for Independent Education.
Here are some terms used at our school dirring admissions:
Accreditation
Prerequisites
Clinical rotations
Cost
Didatic instruction
Payment option
Placement
We have a thourough notebook that includes compliance and program information.
I believe the resource notebook is an excellent tool to refer to while discussing things over with potential students. I have placed all of my definitions that were given to me in the modules along with copies of school policies, the school mission as well as overviews of each program that we offer. This way if I ever have a question or am unsure about a program that we offer I can simply refer to the notebook. I have all accredidation information as well. As I know our schools is very careful and up to date with everything.
Perhaps I may even consider placing some articles regarding any updates in the news about the importance of education or neat facts about education that I find in the newspaper that I can share or refer my future students too as well.
Lindsey Reynolds
I have information regarding all our programs as well as compliance. I have learned that our school is very careful to follow state guidelines!
The most commonly used definitions used during the admission process are as follows: Interview, Enrollment Agreement, Representative, Accreditation, and Program.
So far, I have printed and placed the terms and definitions pages into my Resource Notebook as well as all of the printable pages from this training session so far. I also added some admissions papers specific to our school location. I added a marketing flyer of our that lists out the enrolling dates as well as a service menu. I also added the powerful questions activity and admissions telephone questionnaire we have for admissions interviews and phone calls.
Sometimes in meeting with prospective students I search for questions to ask aside from the standard ones, but in seeking out documents to put in this binder, I found a list of powerful questions that will help big time for me.
Stephan ,
Excellent post! As you have stated, many students are very well versed in the aspects of obtaining an education today and the questions to ask. As admissions personnel, we need to be on top of game being well informed and current with rules and regulations.
Patty Aronoff
Corretta,
It is a handy resource and gives quick reference when needed. People often want to see it in writing when discussing certain topics.
Patty Aronoff
ISMARY,
Tabs make for easy access. However you choose to make your notebook, it will be your own
Patty Aronoff
Michael,
When catalogs are revised or updated, the Commission must approve the edition. Once approved, everyone needs t use the current, approved edition.
Patty Aronoff
Maydelin,
Feel free to add any material that assists you in your job. Try adding the advertising slicks and other promotional material that brought your prospective student into your school.
Patty Aronoff
Tiffany,
Every time that we update our material we have a new opportunity to revisit our notebook. Learning opportunities abound!
Patty Aronoff
Marlene,
Excellent! Continue to add relevant material to assist you in providing current information to your prospective students.
Patty Aronoff
Scott,
Accreditation material is very important. Make sure to include contact information and web links for easy access.
Patty Aronoff
Scott,
Keep adding additional material to your notebook to further the effectiveness of the material to your needs. Arrange it for easy access.
Patty Aronoff
Deanna,
Accreditation may be institutional or programmatic. Make sure that the type of accreditation is clearly defined and the current contact information for the accreditation agency is given.
Patty Aronoff
Elvis ,
Students sometimes think that the FASFA form is a commitment to financial aid. It is a free application to see what funding is available for school.
Patty Aronoff
Damon,
Excellent presentation of your terms and definitions. The enrollment agreement along with the catalog constitute the contract with the student.
Patty Aronoff
