Robert L. Hodum
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Abstract The work of admissions officers serves clients who include prospective students and their families and the college or university they represent. This chapter presents tenets toward a code of conduct for admissions work that safeguards the welfare of such clients.
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Abstract The work of admissions officers serves clients who include prospective students and their families and the college or university they represent. This chapter presents tenets toward a code of conduct for admissions work that safeguards the welfare of such clients.
Key concepts: Normative, Code of conduct, Higher education, Code (set theory), Work (physics), Welfare, Psychology, Medical education