Job Description

An

Admissions Counselor

is a professional who guides and assists prospective students throughout the college or university application process. Their role primarily involves:

Providing Information

: They offer details about the institution's academic programs, admissions requirements, financial aid options, and campus life.

Application Assistance

: Admissions counselors help students with the application process, ensuring they understand how to complete forms, submit necessary documents, and meet deadlines.

Recruitment

: They attend high school fairs, college expos, and conduct outreach efforts to attract potential students to the institution. They often travel to meet with students, parents, and educational organizations.

Evaluating Applications

: Counselors review submitted applications, including essays, grades, test scores, and extracurricular activities, to determine whether a student meets the criteria for admission.

Advising Students

: They offer personalized advice, helping students choose the right programs or majors based on their interests and academic goals.

Communication

: Admissions counselors maintain ongoing communication with prospective students, answering any questions, providing updates about application status, and keeping students engaged throughout the admissions process.

Orientation and Transition Support

: After a student is admitted, counselors often assist with the transition process, guiding new students through orientation and preparing them for their first year.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ?20,000.00 - ?28,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Cell phone reimbursement Health insurance Internet reimbursement
Schedule:

Day shift
Supplemental Pay:

Commission pay Performance bonus Yearly bonus
Work Location: In person