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Admissions Representative Case Study
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To: Kendra Williams, President of Everest College

From: Realiy Mann, Admissions Representative

CC: Daniel Milan, Vice President

Date: February 28, 2011

Subject: Funding for Business Writing Course

The purpose of this memo is to request funding for a Business Writing Course at Kaplan University. The Business Writing Course will benefit this company in many ways. After completing this course, I will be able to better perform as an Admissions Representative. I will have the confidence I need to convey my business ideas, projects, and enrollment performance. One factor that will separate business professionals from their competitors will be their ability to immediately distinguish themselves impressively


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