At our university we constantly talk about our accreditations and our accrediting agency. As a Director I have to work almost daily with advertising plans, the enrollment process as well as prospect qualifications and federal aid.
This is why this learning pricess is very important to my daily role.
Thanks.
most prospective students want to discuss job placement in our area, so most commonly we are discussing to job market in our area to prospective students.
The resource notebook is a great idea, we currently dont have anything like it as we are a small school. It will take some time to develop but it will be implemented here at my organization.
I am a 30 year employee so the discovery process is not best term.The best term is reviewing what you aready know but making sure that it is reviewed.
I have placed all enrollment form that are use to enroll a student.I also have includes all of the Flordia Statutes, Fair Consumer Practices and will as a catalogue of the college.
Student interview
Enrollment agreement
General Application Information
High School Assessment Questionnaire
Permission to review student records
Student File Release AuthoricationEnrollment
Transferability of Credits
Availability of CampusCrime Report
Institutional Enrollment Completion and Placement Information
Sign off Form
International Transcript Course by Course Evaluation. TOEFL Examination. Conditional Admit. Collaboration and Team Work.
Excellent resource to keep everything organized in one place. Plus, I can easily access statutes, rules and regulations. It will make it easier to look up information when talking to student.
enrollment, admissions funnel, admissions cycle. etc
Admission Requirements: the entrance examination required by program (example TABE and/or TEAS tests and the minimum education required by program (Hight School Diploma or GED).
Academic Catalog: a comprehensive document that includes but is not limited to a list of faculty members with credenials, available programs with outlines and clock hours, Rules and Regulations, Student Services and Curriculum.
Enrollment Agreement & Application for Admission:
A binding document/contract by which students may apply for entrance into a program. This document includes the financial terms of enrollment, all costs, and the terms of payment are disclosed. This document specifies the date of matriculation for the student as well as the date antiscipated for completion of the program. The policies and procedures for refunds are also contractually specified.
Informs the student about accreditations, admission requirements and financial aid requiremets. Also receive guidance concerning service offices of the institution. Basically guidance on the cost of attendance, the importance of satisfactory academic progress and are involved as their financial aid.
Given to the student the student guide, with information on rules and policies of the institution.
Exactly ... so I'm doing. I have my red folder, so include valuable information and organize all documents and important information of my institution, statutes and regulations
Yaitzaenid ,
Expand your notebook to build your knowledge of the school and the services it provides.
Patty Aronoff
Bridget,
Excellent! You have taken new knowledge and continued to expand your scope by further investigating aspects of your school. Just plain awesome!
Patty Aronoff
Amanda,
Marketing and advertising are the first connections with your prospective students. There should be informative and comprehensive information presented.
Patty Aronoff
Marlin,
Thank you for your feedback. Continue to build your notebook by adding additional materials.
Patty Aronoff
karla,
We should provide a complete and informative view of all that surrounds the company and their future education.
Patty Aronoff
Tzipora,
Transparency and full disclosure with no exception. It is the only way to conduct business.
Patty Aronoff
Cheryl,
Continue to build your resources with additional material relative to your school and the program offerings.
Patty Aronoff
Judy,
The notebook should contain materials regarding regulations but also your school, your programs, and everything associated.
Patty Aronoff
