I think the whole process of questioning from start to finish is so crucial for the whole enrollment process. Once a student develops trust and can visualize the path to achieving his/her own personal academic goal(s), I strongly feel it's at that point that the student is not only empowered, but that the approach can be altered or shifted to a degree in which the student has taken charge of his/her goals and steps to move forward with the plans and see it through to fruition. Some students take said power provided by the support and assistance of the Admissions Advisor and begin to take more ownership, initiative and accountability with their educational steps. All the while, the Admissions Advisor remains a continuous guiding force to help the student attain his/her desired state.