Throughout your time with Guild Education, you’ll have a team of experts to support you in applying for a program and starting your classes. Read on to learn more about the people you’ll be in contact with along the way!
When first applying to a program...
An Education Coach will contact you to help you navigate your benefits and begin the application process. Your Education Coach will reach out shortly after you fill out an interest form, start an application, or become eligible for your benefits.
Education Coaches will typically reach out to you via call, text, or email. They are there as a resource for you and will help you as you select a program and begin the application process. If your coach can't get a hold of you via phone, then they will leave a message, so be sure that your voicemail is set up on your phone!
To learn more about the role of an Education Coach, click here!
To finalize your application...
Depending on the program you're applying to, you may or may not speak with an Enrollment Advisor after working with an Education Coach.
- If you applied to a non-university program: You will not speak with an Enrollment Advisor and will instead move forward to your Student Success Advisor.
- If you applied to a university program: There are several steps that you need to take to pursue full acceptance at the university. Our team of Enrollment Advisors will assist you with those steps.
After you speak with an Education Coach and submit your university application on the Guild website, a Guild Enrollment Advisor will reach out and help you complete final enrollment at the university.
To learn more about Enrollment Advisors, click here!
Once accepted into your program...
Upon official acceptance into your program, your Student Success Advisor (SSA) will be your final point of contact and your coach throughout your entire program.
Your SSA will reach out to you via email to introduce themselves and outline your next steps, which include a mandatory orientation session and scheduling a Kick-Off Call. Make sure to check your email frequently for communication from your SSA, and always double-check your junk/spam folders in case our emails accidentally end up there. Your SSA will be in contact throughout the duration of your program via phone call, email, or text message.
To learn more about the Student Success Advisor role, click here!
Article written by Katie Piscopio, Education Coach
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