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Call Coaching Rubric

Thank you for the feedback. I will focus on improving my tone and communication skills, program navigation to help students find the best fit, and discussing next steps in more detail. Please let me know if you have any other suggestions.

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Call Coaching Rubric

Thank you for the feedback. I will focus on improving my tone and communication skills, program navigation to help students find the best fit, and discussing next steps in more detail. Please let me know if you have any other suggestions.

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Date

Specialist Name
Engagement / Enrollment
Partner
Recording No.
Expectations
Does Not
Topic Criteria Comments N/A
Meet
Meets Exceeds

States or communicates clearly:


Compliance - Calls are recorded OR -----
- Calling on a recorded line
- Verified student identity before revealing
student information (2 pieces of information) if
FERPA inbound call -----
- Refrained from recording/reporting health
related information
- Warm, personable tone
- Listened to student intently, repeated
information to confirm understanding, as
necessary
Tone and Communication - Sought opportunities to connect more deeply
with student (asked follow up questions, reacted
personally or with genuine support/positivity to
shared information
- Spoke with appropriate speed, volume, affect
- Introduces self and role
Introduction and Agenda - Sets call agenda
Asked about or discussed:
- Student motivation for starting school
- Student interests or career goals
Student Discovery - Student Program interests
- Student's goals or hopes for program and
outcome
- Start dates and student's desired start date
Asked about or discussed:
- Student educational history (grad dates, degree
Educational History pursuit, credits completed, schools attended)
- GPA or other academic performance
- MCAT, GRE, ACT/SAT, as required or pertinent
Helped student:
- Navigate program options
- Learn about program(s) of interest
Program Navigation - Decide on a program of best fit OR
- Compile list of interesting programs to research
and decide on
Discussed:
- Eligibility requirements for partner
- Programs covered by CP benefit
- Benefit coverage (tuition, other)
Corporate Partner - Student's role, hours, trips, etc. pertaining to
benefit eligibility
- Finances student is responsible for (tuition
percentage, books, app fee, etc.)
Discuss the following (as pertinent):
- Program successes and outcomes
- University's/College's history, values,
School Highlights demographics, reputation
- Unique program highlights (flexibility, courses,
special selling points)
Discussed requirements including:
- GPA requirement for program(s) of interest
- Prerequisites, exams, degrees, etc.

Admissions Requirements Discussed processes including:


- Application requirements
- FAFSA process or requirement
- Transcript process (HS, College, or both)
- Application decision timeline
Discussed:
- Student plan to finance schooling
Finances - FAFSA eligibility or requirement
- Tuition price, if applicable
- Financial resources, as needed
Comments on any other aspects of the call
Other - Highlights - Opportunities - Concerns
- Recaps the call
- Sets next steps for student (selecting program,
completing app, sending transcripts, filing FAFSA,
completing prereqs, etc.)
Next Steps - Communicates what resources student can
expect (text, email, links, etc.)
- Communicates when student can expect next
follow up
- Sets follow up appointment, as needed

Strengths Areas of Opportunity

Questions or Knowledge Gaps Top 3 Focus Areas

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