School Catalogs
Providing all necessary informatin to the students during enrollment is critical & the school catalos offers a good guidline to follow!
The school catalog is the bible for both the agent and the student. It should leave no questions about any and all information a student will need in order to make a informed decision
I would have to agree 100% I am a new representative as well, and I found our school catalog to be a wealth of information. I use it as a reference daily so I can soak up any additional information that will assist me with anything regarding our school.
As a new admissions representative, I found our scholl catalog to be quite informative. It serves as a great tool. One could get the answer to almost any question you might have about the school.
The school catalogue is a great tool. It has it contains details about each individual course and is very descriptive. It is a great tool for students to take home to their support system in case they are concerned and have questions that the student can not answer themselves. It is a guide to use to follow up with the students after you have answered all of their questions.
The school catalog is a good tool to use when speaking with a potential student. It is not only informative, but it solidify the things you have discussed wi9th the client.
As Admissions Representatives we are "face" of our school and the information in the catalog. It is important that we are well read and fully educated on everything in it's pages. It is more than a marketing tool and everyone candidate needs to have one.
I totally agree. I wish more students would read it all the way through. I do believe that our School does a good job of makign sure that Reps know what the catalog contains and how it can be useful for students.
I have enjoyed going through our School Catalog to see which states my school is currently able to practice.
I believe having a catalog online makes it easier for each student to access and makes it more redily availble for each student. Unfortunately, I don't think each student reads the catalog to see exactly how an institution can help them.
Our school catalog goes into all the details mentioned in the learning module. I feel I can use it correctly and give full disclosure.
Our school catalog is attractive and informative. I feel that it is a helpful tool in selling our programs.
Even though school catalogs are essential for providing detailed information concerning school policy, they are also beneficial to the prospective and existing student in terms of highlighting specific programs so that the prospective student can make an informed decision regarding the specific program and school.
Catalogs are a great resource, although I often refer to other publications for more detailed information on a specific topic for prospects.
The school catalog describes the culture of the school and it is easy to determine if the schools policies and procedures are student centered or institution centered.
This section was rather informative. I was not aware of some of these policies and procedures so I am glad this information was covered.
I have always found the catalog to be very informative, I didn't realize that there were certain requirements set for it and that it had to be reviewed.
I believe that the Catalog is one of the most important parts for an agent and the student. The catalog can give you so much information on course offerings and procedures. It is important to be informed when you are an agent or student.
Quite a bit of the information valuable to a prospective student can be found in the Catalog. It is important to know this information and be able to talk at ease about the content.
I have found that the information covered in the school catalog is very helpful and informative in not only knowing what the policies are but also letting the potential student have a guideline to follow and making them aware.
I agree! The school catalog has provided me with a wealth of information, conveniently located all in one spot. Definitely a great tool for the agent and student alike.
