The program is designed to assess the student's basic academic skills and ability to do college-level course work. The test assesses reading, writing, and mathematics skills. A student who tests below the acceptable standard on TASP must participate in remediation each semester of enrollment until all sections of the TASP test are passed. The functions performed by these offices are shown in Exhibit 10-5 . The work demands attention to detail and accuracy.
Efficient operation requires teamwork and careful work scheduling.
Preparing a catalog and course schedule is work that must be accomplished up to a year in advance when the office is not experiencing the high traffic inherent at the beginning and end of each semester. The colleges official reports to governing agencies must be accurate. Failure to certify student rolls for class participation accurately can result in a financial loss to the college. A registration work sheet is included in the course schedule. The work sheet reduces the time it takes to enroll because students have the required information before starting the process.