One of the most basic responsibilities of a successful Admission Representative is to understand where to locate important information about the school's catalogue. The following items must be found: a. Purpose of the institution: This provides information about why the institution was set up. b. Education programs and curriculum: Programs and course descriptions. c. Description of physical facilities: Square footage, description of classrooms, labs, offices, learning resource center, and other building information. d. Licensure and accreditation status: Full details of the Commission contact information, license number, and information about the accrediting board, if accredited. e. Fee schedule: Tuition and all other costs of going to the institution. f. Transferability of credits: Statement about transfer of credit to and from the institution. g. Admissions: Requirements to enter each program. h. Student financial assistance: The type of funds available to qualified students and terms of this assistance. i. Student refund policies: Guidelines in line with Commission policies and guidelines of other applicable regulatory bodies. j. Employment placement services: How the institution assists students to get a job. k. Additional information: Statement addressing how to get additional information about your institution from the Commission. (7) Reduction in tuition or fees: Terms of reductions. What other information did you find in your catalog? Here are some items you may find: • Philosophy • History • Enrollment procedures • Student Services • Academic information and standards of progress • General information • Calendar • Faculty and administration • Attendance policies • Code of conduct • Student rights and responsibilities • Disclosure of institutional approvals and regulatory responsibility