Of course, accreditation, enrollment, scholarships, program wheel, program of study.
I have placed a variety of information in my resource notebook. My company's mission statement, the rules and regulations of my institution, policy and procedures of my position, employee handbook information. And I continue to add items. Anytime there is a policy change I will make sure to update my notebook.
My resource notebook helps me to be organize.
At our institute we all have our own Policy Manuel Handbook. Admissions has everything pertaining to admissions, Student Affairs has everything for Student Affairs etc... We all highlight the most important parts of our books that we MUST remember weather it's enrolling students or just talking to them about our school. We all know what we need to do because we are tested at least once a month to see if we have been following up on any new resources or litature.
Rules and Regulations
School Catalog
Promissory Note
Contract
Class Schedule
I agree that gathering all information that you can give a prospective student allows you to stay accurate and organized to give the best service.
that and things relevent to your job position would also be something good to keep as a reference.
Interview, Catalog, name of the program, our accreditation, requirements of the process, enrollment forms, Registrar, Enrollment Agreement, Career Services, Clinical Coordinator, Application fee
We place our information about our courses and the certification exams they map to. It is important for Admissions to know the most up to date information about the exams, so we don't misinform students. We have also started to keep this Resource notebook digitally, so we can search for what we need.
currently printing and assembling my Resource Book today with a printer that works. Looking forward to using it to increase my work results!
We have a training and policy manual that is updated with any new regulations or policies. Policies and regulatory practices are a weekly training topic
Tracy,
That is great! Continue to add additional information to expand the resources available to you.
Patty Aronoff
Nicole,
The notebook provides you a place where you may store your resources in order to access the information you need when you need it.
Patty Aronoff
Deborah,
Thank you for your feedback! Training provides us opportunity to grow and expand our knowledge. Don't let that learning stop here.
Patty Aronoff
Jessica,
Great news! The notebook should be the most used and well read book on your shelf..
Patty Aronoff
jimmy,
Excellent news! Organization means that you have put some time and effort into making the material available.
Patty Aronoff
Sondra,
Organization is key. By building the resource notebook yourself, then you know exactly where to go when you need the information.
Patty Aronoff
Ashley,
Those are great additions! The resource notebook is not just for rules and regulations. The notebook serves as a go to place for all great information related to admissions.
Patty Aronoff
Antionessa,
The resource notebook calls all the information with rules, regulations,and compliance. It is a very valuable resource.
Patty Aronoff
Cherie,
Financially cleared is a term that is used when a student has met all the requirements to pay for their education. Many institutions that offer financial aid use the term packaged.
Patty Aronoff
Erica,
It is very important that the student fully understands the content of the enrollment agreement. The enrollment agreement along with the catalog constitutes the contract between the student and the school for the program selected.
Patty Aronoff
