Jamie Cooper

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Ethical practices are important for both students and agents

Student First is very important, completely agree! The training is always a good reminder of how we should all work together through our sturucturall organization on ethical practices and staying in compliance.

Jamie Cooper

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Maintaining Credibility

As an admisions associate, it is important that we have a "student first" attitude. This means that we must always keep the students best interest as our top priority. We must make sure we gain a clear concept of the student, fully and accurately explain our program specifics and provide all informatin to them so that an informed decision can be made. As we stay compliant througout the advertising, operations, and admissions processes we are able to build credibility as an institution with not only our prospective students but to the community as well.

Jamie Cooper

Discussion Comment

Directors

In the admissions department, it is necessary to have team meetings. Our director of admissions does a great job to be "one step ahead". It is great to regroup, discuss necessary changes, continually discuss our program, and use each other as resources to better ourselves.

Jamie Cooper

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Unique

Knowing your program is key! Believeing in your program is imperative. Schedules, classes, student obligations, privileges-- just a few things that make my specific program so unique and I stand behind that!

Jamie Cooper

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Resourceful

Not only have we gained more in depth knowledge of our careers as Admissions Associates, but to have the resources right at our fingertips is fantastic! The terms, commission rules and regulations- all a necessity for our team.

Jamie Cooper

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Refresh

This couse was very informative, and a great refresher from my initial training. It is nice to also get more information on compliance regulations, and other various topics that directly affect Admissions.