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Assessment
Counselor
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Works
with you through the completion of your program, assessing
professional documentation, assisting in the writing
of life-learning papers for your portfolios and keeping
track of credits completed and needed. The assessment
counselor helps identify potential prior learning for
current college credit from your life experiences and
professional background.
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Portfolio
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A chronicle of your accomplishments at the point of
entry and throughout your progression through the program.
This notebook holds documentation on professional experience,
educational background and life-learning papers that
are applied for credit.
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Applied Research Project
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Project
in which you research, identify and recommend or implement
a solution to a problem, usually related to your workplace.
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Major
Professor
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The
professor who instructs and facilitates learning throughout
the course work.
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Academic
Coordinator
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A
resource person who provides encouragement and personal
academic advising. Academic coordinators also help you
progress through the project thesis.
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Program
Representative
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A
staff member who provides information about the program,
the enrollment process and financial aid options.