Direct Admission - ADMF3000

Purpose

To allow the direct recording of admission applications and maintenance of existing applications. In particular, to record personal details of the applicant and to access forms for the recording of course and unit application details.

Subsystem

Admissions

Structure

Three Blocks

Session Details

Person

Admission Application Summary

 

Possible Navigation Buttons

Aliases

Alternate ID's

Sec Edn-Aust

Disabilities

Addresses

Tertiary Edn

Employment

Sec Edn-Oseas

New Application

Encumbrances

Notes

Statistics

International

Person Image

Image

 

 

Direct admission applications are those where applicants apply directly to the institution for admission to a course or units. Precisely how these details are recorded in Callista is determined by the institution. The institution's specialist user(s) are able to configure the admission process to suit the specific admission practises of the institution. Admissions for the Subsystem Specialist provides details of this setup The information provided here and for related forms is for a 'typical' setup.

New Applications

Typically, admission applications are received for an admission period and are sorted according to type of application. For example, they may be sorted into award/non-award, postgraduate /undergraduate, fee paying /HECS, domestic/international, or similar groupings to match the admission process categories used by the institution. The applications are processed in these groups.

This form is the starting point in processing the applications. Personal details of applicants are recorded here and in forms accessed via the displayed navigation buttons. Which buttons are displayed depends on how the specialist users have setup each of the admission process categories specified in the session details. Note that some buttons may have bold labels indicating that the entry of that data is mandatory. An admission application is not complete, and a place cannot be offered, until all mandatory items contain data.

The session details are set, for each group of sorted admission applications, by the user. Note that Callista validates course application data against the admission category specified in the session details so that, for example, only courses associated with the admission category can be recorded for the application.

The New Application button invokes ADMF3240, where course details of the application are recorded. Where applicable, a navigation button in ADMF3240 provides access to the Maintain Admission Unit Application form (ADMF3250) in which details of units applied for can be recorded.

Existing Applications

This form is also the starting point for updating existing applications. Existing applications may require addition or modification of details. In particular, existing applications are accessed in order to change the various statuses associated with an application (in ADMF3240 and ADMF3250).

Features of this Form

Buttons with bold labels indicate that entry of data in the forms they invoke is mandatory.

Buttons with a plus sign in their label [+] indicate that data has been recorded in the associated form. Those with a minus sign [-] in their label indicate that no data is recorded in the related form.

Information LAMPS are displayed in particular circumstances:

  • An administrative encumbrance lamp displays when the applicant has an administrative encumbrance of SUS_SERV or RVK_SERV.
  • An admission process category (APC) lamp displays the APC of an existing course application which has been selected in the Admission Application Summary block, where its recorded APC differs from that of the session details.
  • An override commencement period lamp displays the override commencement period of an existing application instance that has been deferred or requested reconsideration. An * appears next to each application instance that has been overridden and the new commencement period is displayed in the right-hand corner of the Admission Application Summary block.

 

Use this form to record/maintain personal details of applicants for admission and to access other forms for the recording/maintenance of additional application details.

Select the Alter Session button to set the session details for the group of new admission applications being processed.

The admission process category specified in the session details is recorded against each application and will override the then current session details should the application be accessed again in a later session.

Where an existing application is being modified, the admission process category associated with that application is used rather than that specified in the session details.

Rules/Notes:

  • The admission process category, set in the session details, determines the configuration of navigation buttons in this form and the configuration of navigation buttons, T-list items and validation processes in ADMF3240 and ADMF3250. Refer also to Defining Admission Processes.
  • Setting the session details affects the data displayed in lists of values, and the data validations performed, in ADMF3240 and ADMF3250. Details are provided in the documentation for those forms.

Record personal details for the new applicant and Save. An ID number is automatically assigned to the applicant. This number remains with the applicant throughout their relationship with the institution. If a person with matching details already exists in Callista, the user receives a warning prior to the record being saved.

Records for people already known to Callista can be queried and displayed by either executing a query using ID number or name or using the Find Person icon and form.

Select the navigation buttons, in turn, to record other person related data in the displayed forms. Images of people existing in the system can be viewed by selecting the Person Image button which navigates to Person Image form (ENRF3510).

For a new application, select the New Application button to invoke ADMF3240, where course application details can be recorded.

To update an existing application, select its record in the Admission Application Summary block and select the Application button. ADMF3240 is invoked with the relevant record displayed.

Applicants can apply for several courses and place preferences on each course indicating the order of preference for an offer. These applications are displayed in the Application Summary block with the preference number listed in the # field. They are displayed together according to commencement period and admission process category.

  • Where navigation buttons have bold labels, entry of data in their corresponding forms is mandatory and must be completed prior to an offer being made.