...NOTE: “Students” and “customers” are interchangeable terms for this text. 1. Website is one of the touch points for the customer. Customers search information through websites and often build positive or negative image about the organization (based on their experience with the website). Hence, an error free interactive website should be the aim of a company. Even small typographical mistakes should not be overlooked. * Virtual visit of campus could be an option offered on website to attract potential customers. Virtual campus tours are offered to reduce the fear and doubts of the potential students about particular university, which may result in increased enrollment. Virtual tour should highlight the class room environment, computer labs, library, sports facilities, garden, and cafeteria. 2. Based on market survey industry specific elective courses should be offered to class of minimum 15 students by industry specialist facilitators. For example Pharmaceutical marketing, Media Planning, Financial services marketing, Education Marketing or Finance and HRM elective courses etc. However, per course profit margin would be decrease in this case. We can share this burden with the students (up to some extent) by charging 10-15% more fees on such courses. These courses have greater utilization for MBA evening or Weekend programs. 3. Participate in events and exhibitions at expo to increase awareness. Since the population of North Nazimabad is up to 1million...
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...Introduction on Enrollment System Sample Introduction Background of the study the enrollment system we have proposed and proposing is for the school named “Marisyl School” which was the school that is privately owned and privately managed but then, the enrollment system on the said school is still in manual. And we have learned from addressing some surveys and random interviews around the school premises that, the manual enrollment system was too slow and too difficult for the school to manage at the reason of lacking in faculty members who are knowledgeable enough on handling and managing such large manual files, records and folders. CHAPTER I BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY AND ITS SETTINGS 1.1. Introduction Computerization is a control system that manages processes in industrial workplace. It reduced human errors and processing time, thus it can boost productivity and resulted into high quality of product produce. In Information System, computerization is concerned about interrelating different but interdependent transactions. This can result in a system with well-integrated processes that can perform much faster and more accurate than a manual system. Enrollment is the process of entering and verifying data of student to register on a particular school. Different interrelated processes build up enrollment procedures called Enrollment System (ES). ES are used particularly in recording and retrieving student’s information. Tracking student’s information...
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...In the following sections I will provide an overview of the existing literature which provides evidence that undocumented students are enrolling in college, however, a lack of financial aid support appears to be counterproductive to these effects. I will provide an overview of the literature through a CRT lens. Specifically, I will dwell into an analysis of the literature through my life history experience, voice, and perspective as an undocumented student (Salazar and Bagley, 2010). I will conclude with some final thoughts concerning the educational future of undocumented students. In-state tuition policies increase the likelihood of college enrollment Findings from a recent study based on two nationally representative data sources, the...
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...the current state of the industry and target market. According to the book, “Essentials of Marketing 6th ed.”, an industry analysis should also include a report of the trends, competitors, customer profile and technology within the industry. Industry Overview The US colleges and universities industry includes about 4,300 degree-granting institutions with combined annual revenue of approximately $400 billion. Sixty percent of industry revenue is generated by state-operated public schools, 40 percent by private schools. Some 1,700 schools are public, another 1,600 are private nonprofit institutions, and about 1,000 are for-profit private schools. Close to 75 percent of students are enrolled in public schools. Mainly because of big state universities, the industry is concentrated: 50 percent of all students are enrolled in the 400 largest schools. Among the fastest-growing UTPA is ranked in the top ten. Industry Forecast US personal consumption expenditures for higher education, a major driver for university and college revenues, are forecast to grow at an annual compounded rate of 2 percent between 2009 and 2014. Data Published: October 2009. Industry Indicators The bank prime loan rate, an indicator of colleges' and universities' cost to finance construction, renovation, and other capital projects, remains at 3.25 percent as of the week of March 10, 2010, unchanged from the same week in 2009. US personal income, which drives consumer ability to pay for higher education...
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...Job Description Position Title: Director of Admissions and Enrollment Management Department: Office of Enrollment Management Reports To: Vice President and Dean for Academic and Student Affairs Position Summary: Provide leadership in the areas of strategic enrollment planning, admissions and recruitment, retention planning, financial aid, marketing, and the registrar’s office. Play a key role in meeting the College’s enrollment goals through active recruitment of qualified undergraduate, graduate and international students. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: (other duties may be assigned) • Develop and implement a data-driven, market-sensitive, goal-oriented and studentfocused Enrollment Management Plan, which includes systematic and efficient handling of applications, communication with applicants, interviews with applicants, and communicating final decisions to the appropriate individuals Supervise admissions staff, financial aid office, registrar’s office, and marketing department. Set opportunities for collaboration among these departments to support recruitment goals and ensure appropriate support to applicants Develop and implement an assessment plan for all areas of enrollment management Leadership of the Enrollment Management Team Lead the admissions team in finding best-fit students to visit, apply to and enroll in Burlington College, including planning annual recruiting travel schedule Develop and oversee the implementation of the College’s Marketing Plan, to...
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...for capital projects including eventual campus telephone system replacement, academic building equipment provision, and part of the geothermal conversion development. Currently, Ball State University has a powerful and varied network system, using Ethernet, fiber optic, and Wimax technologies. According to the University fact book 2011-2012, they have actually 2,461 managed network devices, a wired network using 10 gigabit fiber network with 21,135 ports, and more than 1,400 access point of wireless capable of providing 54 mbps of mobile connectivity. The University’s high speed wireless and wired network connect students, staff, classroom, labs, resident halls, and offices throughout the campus. The University estimates having one of Indiana’s largest libraries with about 400...
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...redrawn due to unexpected increases in enrollment. The school board has created a plan for the students as the school is not large enough to accommodate each and every one of them. They have hired experts to redraw school boundaries to be submitted for the following year. Upsetting many students as they will not be able to stay at their present school, several parents have voiced opinions based upon the school district proposed plan. Most of the parents are concerned about the quality of education their children will receive, increased travel time, crossing economic and cultural boundaries, affect on property values, and social effects on children. With the following reasons against the proposed plan, I will address all of the stakeholders and their concerns. This paper will also discuss a developed plan to address stakeholders’ concerns as well as the negotiation strategy used to support the school board’s need to redraw the boundaries with the concerns of the stakeholders. Lastly, the paper will explain how ethics and culture affect the decisions. There are many stakeholders in this situation with the students being redrawn from their current school. The students, school officials, staff, teachers, school district, and even the students’ parents are all stakeholders. The students will be affected by the redrawing as they may be going to a different school and face with different personal issues, including separation from friends. Students may be troubled with the new society,...
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...Campus diversity is not just about minority students. Campus diversity is about a climate of inclusion and opportunity for all students and staff regardless of their background or appearance. According to various statistics and studies, The University of Wisconsin-Madison has an issue of campus diversity. This issue has been noticed and steps have been taken, but lack of racial and socioeconomic diversity is still apparent in many different ways. In speaking with various campus members, both faculty and students, a better picture of diversity on campus can be gleaned. In addition, many people have opinions on this topic, and these opinions are readily available in both local and national sources. According to The New York Times and their yearly...
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...keep any space between words when naming fields * Check your spelling and commas before you run a query * Always uniquely identify a field name by adding some part of the table name to it 1. Find the name of the student with student ID 124 2. Find the name of the student with student ID 124 or 125 3. Find the name of the students majoring in MIS 4. List the name of all the students 5. List the name of all the Distinct Students 6. List all the faculty phone numbers 7. Find the course description and credit hours for BUS 172 8. Find the GPA of the student who has a name like Henry 9. Find the name ID and GPA of the student whose name is John Smith and who lives in Mohammedpur 10. Find the name of the student who has ID 123 or who has GPA 4 11. Find out the Average GPA of all the students 12. Count the total number of students in the database 13. Calculate total enrollment for offerings 14. List all the MIS courses 15. Find out the name of all the students whose last name is smith 16. Find the name of the course with the highest enrollment 17. Find the student with highest GPA 18. Find out the name of the student with GPA 4 or Living in Mohammedpur or lastName Smith or Student ID 123 or GPA Greater than 3.5...
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...Currently it enrolls more than 3200 students with student and faculty ratio of 12:1 and over 70 percent of our faculties have Ph.D. or highest recognized degrees. It is open to students of all religions and denominations, thus, more than 300 international students from all over the world are studying in CU. Campbellsville University has locations in Clay Hill Memorial Forest, Elizabethtown, KY, Hodgenville, KY, Louisville, KY, Somerset, KY, Pineville CCBBC, and Beijing, China. In its main campus, CU offers 63 programs of study at undergraduate level, 17 graduate degree, five post-graduate programs, ESL(English as a Second Language) program and eight pre-professional programs. Currently the president of the university is Michael V. Carter. “CU has been ranked 19 consecutive years with U.S. News & World Report. The university has also been named to America’s Best Christian Colleges. To G.I. Jobs magazine as a Military Friendly School and named a Champions of Character Institution by the NAIA.” (University, www.campbellsville.edu, 2011) History It was founded in 1906 as Russell Creek Baptist Academy. The first principal, William Gardner Welborn was elected in March 12, 1907. The second president of the Russell Creek Academy was William Jones. In 1924, Russell Creek Academy became 2 year Campbellsville Junior College. In 1959, 2 year Campbellsville Junior College became 4 year Campbellsville Senior College with total enrollment of 701 students under President John M. Carter. ...
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...OBJECTIVE Seeking a responsible and challenging position within a growth oriented progressive environment where my experience and skills will significantly contribute to the overall success of the organization and provide opportunities for my career growth. PROFILE * Attention to detail, analytical approach to documentation and record keeping * Ability to multi-task with ease in fast-paced, deadline-driven environment * Proven track record of process improvements to enhance productivity, cost efficiency, and overall program effectiveness * Loyalty and strong work ethic; ability to work well independently or collaboratively EXPERIENCE Human Resource Associate (2014-present) American Chemical Society, Washington, DC * Actively recruits new employees to include sourcing, screening, and interviewing candidates. * Makes recommendations to hiring managers regarding where externally to post job vacancies and then posts accordingly. * Schedules candidate interviews to include booking travel and processing travel expenses. * Facilitates comprehensive onboarding process for new employees, including background screening process. * Manages and conducts New Employee Orientation program. * Manages compliance activities related to Form I-9 and immigration cases. * Compiles and analyzes EEO data for annual reports. * Administers Summer Intern program, to include all candidate sourcing and coordination with external vendor and internal managers...
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...attention as a new alternative of online education with the number of student enrollment has reached 35 millions, according to the data collected by Class Central (Shah, 2015); however, the course completion rate still have been a controversial issue for educators and MOOCs providers. Indeed, the completion rates for MOOCs remains low with the ratio of 13 percents, which are not nearly as high as what has been found for similar university classroom or online courses although they possess the high enrollment amounts, which other online course or traditional university do not have (Watters, 2012a) thanks to the capability to simultaneously deliver instruction to thousands of learners. Numerous possible reasons for this contradiction has been enumerated in previous studies and articles by MOOCs researchers, among which there are three unique factors that worth mentioning. First, MOOCs is free of charge and usually accessible for everyone, which is believed to displace the boundary that higher education is only available for the wealthy (Schulze, 2014). However, as Schut (2015) said, this advantage might end up with no incentive to keep learners from dropping out. While dropping out of a traditional university would...
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...resources online education has surpassed its opponent. Did you know that According to the U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics Enrollment in degree-granting institutions between 2000 and 2010, increased by 37 percent, from 15.3 million to 21 million? (Source U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics. (2011).The Condition of Education 2011(NCES 2011 -033), Table A-43-1). During the same period, online education courses accounted for an estimated 12.2 million enrollments. These numbers are hard to ignore, and it is safe to say that while some people feel traditional education is better for their educational needs; online education is quickly becoming the preference for Americans returning to school, but why? I want to compare the two and let you choose for yourself. From the outside, looking in we can see that both online and traditional education hold their students to a very high academic standard. Both have an academic code of conduct that is in place to ensure the quality of the education provided. With either online or traditional education, penalties are in place for students who violate the academic code of conduct. These penalties are in place to ensure that the highest level of integrity is upheld. Online and traditional educators as well as students feel it is very important to uphold the integrity of their institution, so that their degrees will also be held in high regard. While some people will still feel...
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...Critical Theory Case Study Analysis As introduced in the original case study, “Admissions Professionals in Academic Units”, the admissions office and the College of Sciences at Flagship University remain deadlocked. As an organization, the admissions office exists to recruit, admit, and enroll diverse, high ability students. The College of Sciences exists to educate and serve enrolled students in specific fields through diverse learning experiences and student life resources that ensure persistence through graduation. Jamie’s role has been to work with and for admissions on behalf of the college to address concerns of recruitment, admissions, and enrollment. In addition, Jamie works with the college to ensure prospective students are aware...
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...calling (864) 941-8356. Submit an online application. Complete a FAFSA. o This is not required unless you plan to seek financial aid, i.e. PELL Grant, Lottery Tuition Assistance, or student loan. o Complete this application early. Other items may be requested in addition to the application. Deadlines and priority dates are in place to guide you through this process. o Students eligible for LIFE Scholarship must complete the form. o See additional information online. Submit your high school transcript or GED to the Admissions Office. Submit college transcripts for all colleges you’ve attended to the Student Records Office. Complete the mandatory Information Session required for your major. o The session schedules are online for your convenience. o Transition Nursing and Health Science Transfer programs have their own specified sessions. See additional information online. Schedule your Placement Test. o All new students must complete placement testing unless waived by Admissions personnel. o Tests are waived if student has appropriate SAT or ACT scores, college level English and mathematics courses complete, or an Associate or Bachelor degree. o Contact the Admissions Office at or your county campus to schedule your placement test. Meet with an Enrollment Advisor. o New students will meet with an Enrollment Advisor for initial registration and advisement....
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