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This Course is very good for training it really help to apply the information that was being taught. i feel more confident in doing my job because of this training. Thanks
This training course was extremely informative. I really learned quite a lot and will be using my new knowledge to be a more effecient admissions representative. I am looking forward to more training in this type of environment.
I believe all states or the DOE shouild host training like Ohio has done. This has been a refressing course.
As someone that has been with my company for a while most of this information I was already familar with. I can see benefits to some new employees though. I stay on top of new programs being implemented by my school and how they effect my job.
As a new employee to admissions, the notebook idea was a great idea, and to check and change as appropriate
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I believe the information was good but as an employee of a couple of years now I was fully trained on all the policies of my school. I do go out of my way to update my self with new information about the school as well to refresh on our programs and the curriculum. I do represent an out-of-state school and it is good to learn of the nearby states and their policies as states do differ in the regulations. Thank you for the opportunity to learn of Ohio's guidelines it will be helpful when I am in that state… >>> |
This course was very beneficial. I appreciate the care that is being excercised with protecting and ensuring Ohio students receive the best information and care as they transition to higher education. For an online training ... I think it was well organized and presented will. The constants emails however does get a little burdensome.
The material that was presented here was done so in a very clear and undrestandable manner, although I have to admit that I don't find these discussion boards all that useful. In an ideal world, the concept works but my email is flooded with hollow responses that are not helping to tease out ideas or further our understanding of the concepts.
It' great to know that the state of Ohio has enough concern to make sure the the representatives of educational institutions that are offered there are trained in what a student needs to know in order to get an education. I'm sure other states in the union that have eductional opportunities want to ensure that the concerns and stipulations are addressed but they have not put together such a comprehensive training curriculum that I am aware of. Thank you for helping us be up to date as per your regulations and reminding us of our responsibilities.
I look at this training as a foundation for that way that we discuss higher education in all states. All of our students have the right to know! These ethics, this knowledge, that was shared should be in practice when we talk to everyone, not just Ohio residence. Continue to stay up to date and continue to inform your students. They will be better students because of it.
This training was well put together. a great tool for future trainings and development.
This training was very valuable and helped me learn the regulations I have to follow while enrolling students in Ohio.
Although my university did a very complete job of covering all these subjects already in print form and also in various trainings that have spanned an estimated 6-7 hours, there is no way that all the information and skills that are required to do an excellent and professional job serving potential students as an admissions officer can be fully developed with just a handful of trainings and a few resource books. The more trainings that are experienced, the better, and the more repetition that occurs the greater the recall and mastery.
This course is a valuable middle step in the… >>>
This was a relevant course, and I liked the user friendly format. Education is heavily regulated, but it's for good reason. With the investment of time and money that people dedicate to education it makes sense that admissions officers be aware of their responsibility to relay accurate information.
Success is not what you do but what you do daily and knowledge is only power when it is acted upon. This was a wonderful refresher as well as an opportunity to finely tune my compliance and my abilities to serve potential students. Overall this was a great training.
This training module was clear, concise and very informative. I have learned more about my responsibilities as an admission officer that can assist me with the future endeavors of enrolling new students in compliance with the state and its rules and requirements. This knowledge enables me to understand my role as a professional in the education industry.
There’s is so much to learn in each state I'm glad now at least in one state I have a centralized location that gets updated constantly.
As a new Agent/Admissions Officer, taking this training was great timing. This will certainly help me set my foundation practices in the right way. These ideas, principles, strategies, etc., are great guidelines to follow for all students. Being knowledgeable and informing the student in a full-disclosure manner is the way to do it!
For the past 3 weeks, I have been training in house with our entire admissions staff and I have learned a great deal of information. This program not only help to connect the dots on many areas but also provide a background as to why we do what we do. I am thankful to be part of a program that is very conscentious of ethics and morals and takes their training very seriously. I too have a checklist to follow and still have a few more days of training to go through. I definitely feel confident to present the right… >>>