Education-Cloud-Consultant VCE Exam Download

The consultant should leverage the existing flow Sample: Application Auto Admit to automatically admit applicants if they meet certain criteria for the community college that would like to use Admissions Connect. A flow is a tool that allows users to automate business processes by guiding users through screens, collecting data, or executing actions. Sample: Application Auto Admit is an existing flow in Admissions Connect that allows users to automatically admit applicants if they meet certain criteria, such as GPA or test scores. The consultant can leverage the existing flow Sample: Application Auto Admit to automatically admit applicants if they meet certain criteria for the community college that would like to use Admissions Connect by configuring and customizing the flow to match their admission requirements and policies. Creating a new flow, activating the ApplicantCommunityHomePageController Apex class, or developing a custom trigger that checks the submission deadline against the current date are not things that the consultant should do to automatically admit applicants if they meet certain criteria for the community college that would like to use Admissions Connect. References:

• https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.flow.htm&type=5
• https://www.salesforce.org/products/admissions-connect/overview/

The Household Account Model in EDA creates one account for each household and associates multiple contacts with that account. This model is suitable for tracking students’ families and communicating with the parents on issues. The Household Account Model also provides features such as automatic household naming, address management, and rollup fields. The consultant should recommend this model for the primary school that will implement Student Success Hub. References: [Salesforce Education Cloud Academy: Consultant Fundamentals], [EDA Account Models]

Salesforce is the system of record in the Suspect and Prospect stages of the recruitment and admissions process for the university. A system of record is a system that serves as the authoritative source of data for a given entity or process. Salesforce is the system of record in the Suspect and Prospect stages, because it stores and manages information about potential students who have expressed interest or have been identified as targets by the university, such as name, email, phone, or program of interest. The Student Information System (SIS) is the system of record in the Applicant and Matriculated stages of the recruitment and admissions process for the university. The SIS is a system that stores and manages information about students who have applied or enrolled at the university, such as ID, transcripts, test scores, or financial aid. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Education_Cloud_COE_Guide.pdf
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/highered_admissions

The consultant should refer to the existing sample student demographic dashboard to report out basic student demographic information for the primary school that has implemented K-12 Architecture Kit. The sample student demographic dashboard is a dashboard that comes with K-12 Architecture Kit and shows information about students’ demographics, such as gender, ethnicity, grade level, or school. The sample student demographic dashboard can help the primary school report out basic student demographic information by using features such as charts, tables, or filters. The consultant can also customize or modify the sample student demographic dashboard to meet the primary school’s specific needs or preferences. Creating a new student demographic dashboard, using the Student Success Hub Tableau Accelerator, or creating a custom Report Type are not things that the consultant should do to report out basic student demographic information for the primary school that has implemented K-12 Architecture Kit. References:

• https://www.salesforce.org/products/k-12-architecture-kit/overview/
• https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/K12-Dashboards