Actually, most SS were required to at least be in progress towards a bachelor's degree--that's a lot more than the admissions advisors who didn't have to have anything more than a hight school diploma. Most of them had never even attempted college, they just peddled it.
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Not sure what is meant by "advisor" but if you mean the student services people who called every absent student all day then they were not exactly skilled educators. A lot were Heald grads who didn't have much to offer.
This is partf the new SSS (Student Self Service) model being tested at certain campuses. If it works well, it will be rolled out to all campuses next month. Next up: Self -directed. self paced learning, eliminatiing the need for most instructors. The only hitch here is figuring out how to track students calling themselves for outreach.
At my campus, there was one advisor that stayed with the student sessions but the rest left on monday.
It may different with other campuses
At my campus, there was one advisor that stayed with the student sessions but the rest left on monday.
It may different with other campuses
At my campus, there was one advisor that stayed with the student sessions but the rest left on monday.
It may different with other campuses
I'm a student who was hoping to talk to my advisor. Their voice mail still answers with their voice. So I thought perhaps they were still on campus and I could get ahold of them. But no response. Guess they are gone but haven't shut down the voice mail system yet.
Why are u interested in the advisors? 280
At our campus, the ones that are left behind to do residual work for the week are our CP, our DSS, our DOA, 1 Registrar and someone from FA. So only 5 people.
So can you confirm that the advisors have all definitely been let go and are not performing any residual work before they lock the doors for good?
My guess it is the incompetent Finance Managers.