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Q2 COMPLIANCERISKS
FL/KS Support Specialists
WHAT IS A Q2?
Q2 INELIGIBLE REPORTS
HOW TO BE START COMPLIANT?
OUR CADENCE
OUTREACH & BEYOND
ADMISSIONS & US
A Q2 INELIGIBLE IS...
Any student that has completed the enrollmentprocess with admissions, has started their firstquarter of courses and have NOT met startrequirements. These students have not received anacceptance letter, and therefore can not advance to their second quarter
WHAT IS A Q2INELIGIBLE?
NON COMPLIANTQ1 STUDENTS
WHAT IS THE RISK?
Each campus has a group of people that get togetheron Census Day to evaluate each new student whohas not met these requirements to determine if thecampus will take the risk of allowing them to startand that they will get those things completed beforeof census of Q2. They will not receive aid or continuein the program if these requirements are not met
AND WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A RISK
HOW TO BE STARTCOMPLIANT
15%
25%
60%
CASTLEBRANCH
ORIENTATIONS
BACKGROUND CHECKS
MMR | VAR | HEPB
AT LEAST ONE DOSE OF EACH VAX
TDAP
COMPLETED WITHIN THE LAST 10 YEARS
3RP BACKGROUND
NURSING ORIENTATION
COMPLETED IN CASTLEBRANCH
FLU
COMPLETED BY NURSINGSTUDENTS
COMPLETED WITHIN THE CURRENT FLUSEASON
VECHS
FINGERPRINTING COMPLETEDTHROUGH THIRD PARTY
TB
NEW STUDENTORIENTATION
2 SKIN TESTS, CHEST XRAY OR BLOODTEST
FBC BACKGROUND
ALL RASMUSSEN STUDENTSCOMPLETE THIS ORIENTATION
FINGERPRINTING COMPLETEDTHROUGH THIRD PARTY
CPR
AHA OR ARC CPR WITH BLS
PHYSICAL
COMPLETED IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS ONTHE RAS PHYSICAL FORM
ADMISSIONS & US
How we bridge the gap between the Admissions and StudentServices departments with New-Start and Q1 students
In the last 3 weeks of the quarter,Support Specialists meet withAdmissions to review the next quartersNew Starts. This allows us to add ourown outreach to these students to helpwith limiting the number of studentswho are not start compliant
Throughout the quarter, the AssociateCampus Director joins weekly Q2meetings to assist with backstory onstudents who have become Q2ineligible and also to outreach to thosestudents who are still not compliant
END OF QUARTER
DURING QUARTER
Weeks 1-10
LAST 3 WEEKS
POWER BI
This report can be found in the Enrollment DashboardMisc Tools > Census Requirements > Active Detail
THOSE WITHOUT ANACCEPTANCE LETTER
DIVIDED BY ADVISOR
EACH ITEM THAT ISPREVENTING COMPLANCE
BACKGROUNDCHECK EMAILS
These emails come out periodically fromBackgroundchecks@Rasmussen.edu and contain afull list of every student still missing an acceptance
letter
2 EMAILS, IMMUNIZATIONS& BACKGROUND CHECKS
LISTED BY STUDENT #
CAN FILTER BY ADVISOR
OUR WEEKLYCADENCE
Week 1
Week 7 & 8
Week 4 & 5
Addressing Q2 Ineligibility withoutreach and guidance
end of “deadline” and adding holds
Drug testing and half way mark
Week 10-13
Week 2
Week 6
Week 9
Tracking Q2s with Admissionsand initiating outreach
Addressing Q2 Ineligibility withoutreach and guidance
Adding T2 starts and providingguidance
schedule release and wrap up
OUTREACH& BEYOND
We have developed several approachesthat we use throughout the quarter toaddress Q2 Ineligible students.
THANK YOU!ANYQUESTIONS?
Week 10-13
Andmissions New-Start Handoff
As we are working on the remaining Q2s for the current quarter, we actively work with Admissions on their list of New Starts adding them to our tracker with notes from Admissions, and we begin to do our own outreach
Week 1
Wrap up Previous Q2 Ineligibles
We focus on making sure anybody still in Q2 Ineligibility status from the previous quarter is aware of the concern, and we are actively seeking to meet with these students in person
Week 2
Wrap up Previous Q2 Ineligibles
We focus on making sure anybody still in Q2 Ineligibility status from the previous quarter is aware of the concern, and we are actively seeking to meet with these students in person