CampusDirector - RCs editing priorities for Participant/PNMs

CampusDirector - RCs editing priorities for Participant/PNMs

The Council Admin will need to turn on RC Editing.  Go to Setup > Site Setup > Configuration. 

Scroll down to “Site Account Options” (second to last box), and make sure that Allow RC Editing is set to 'Yes'.

Next, the Previous Round must be scheduled and finalized before a Recruitment Counselor can enter Participant/PNM Priorities for the next round.

***Not all campuses allow Recruitment Counselors to have editing capabilities. Please verify your permissions with your Council Admin. 


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