I like how this teaches me the importance and responsabilities I have as an admissions representative.
I like how this teaches me the importance and responsabilities I have as an admissions representative.
I learned that the admission work is a responsibility that must be worked carefully to provide an excellent service and above all be guided by the regulations, licenses and regulations established to comply with the accreditations and policies that make the programs work within the institution
I have learned that it's important to keep a notebook full of up to date important information about my instution's individual policies and procedures so I can use this information to better answer any student questions and concerns.
I have learn that applying the rules and regulations of the administrative codes are very important when admission is applied. This module of policies, procedures, is a vital part of governing an institution.
I have learned the importance of keeping all defintions and terms related to Florida Post-Secondary Admissions saved and close by as a useful reference and the knowledge byte on keeping a actual physical notebook with dividers were recommended instead of virtual folders was something that I didn't consider would be any different for reference "as needed" until that byte was provided. I am excited to continue learning some new terms and there deffinitions that I haven't been aware of before and I am coming into Concorde Career Institute with previous admissions experience from post secondary non profit , private admissions knowledge.
I have learned the importance on staying up to date on rules and policies that impact Admissions work -- not just at an institutional level, but more broadly at the state and federal levels too. Our institution remains compliant in all realms, but for my own working knowledge, I need to maintain resources that keep me up-to-date too.
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Learning about the different Admissions titles, and how they may need to be adjusted at our institution, was englightening.
I have learned that our institution would need to keep a binder with the most important information and terms . This would enable staff to be knowledgable of the most up to datr statues . Having this pertinent information readily assessible can help save lots of time !
Learning a lot ... Motivating the students, doing my work according to the rules and regulations.
Annual recertification a must
I am taking the course to understand the guideline of becoming and admissions representative. This course will help guide me in transitioning my applicants to students.
Understanding the importance of rules and regulations, and the impact it can have on our institution due to lack of awareness. Having all the necessary facts will also alow us to confidently disseminate information to our prospectve students, family and friends
I feel as though the idea of creating a resource notebook is something that could help set me up for success in this role as an admissions counselor. I also valued the suggestion of locating and understanding key documentation such as the school catalog and the enrollment agreement to best be able to support the incoming students. I am excited to continue with this course and have the opportunity to advance my skills and ability in this position.
I really value the advice of creating a resource notebook to reference during my time as an admissions representative. Understanding what kind of forms such as the college catalog and enrollment agreement could be utilized to best accomplish my goals was incredibly helpful.
I Am looking forward to the rest of this course to best understand my new position and how to optimize this role at my college.
I have been working as an admissions representative for 2 years and it's always nice to be informed on the institutions policies and procedures.
I have learned that admissions requires training.
Hello, this is my first position as an admissions representative and through this module I learned the need for regulartory training as well as the strict guildlines in which admissions employees operate.
I learned that we should keep an updated notebook with any new regulations.
