Admissions Counselor

Description

• Bachelor's degree in human services, psychology, counseling, education, social science, business, communications, or closely related field; or associate’s degree and two years related experience required.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills and computer proficiency also required.
• Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record required.

• Conduct direct recruitment activities, including public speaking; develop linkages with referral sources such as human services agencies, recreation centers, youth organizations and churches; participate in center tours; contact potential enrollees to explore enrollment.
• Interview interested candidates and obtain required information on each one; ensure all documents required to support eligibility are obtained, properly completed and included in the applicant's folder.
• Arrange for reception of candidates upon acceptance to the program.
• Follow‑up on student progress, e.g., length of stay and separation.
• Prepare, schedule and provide outreach presentations in the assigned area; provide outreach presentations in support of the regional outreach efforts.
• Maintain accountability logs of organizations contacted, individuals contacted, referrals to screening agencies and subsequent enrollments.
• Coordinate and maintain communications with centers pertaining to center input needs.
• Meet or exceed student admissions goals each month.
• Refer youth to designated screening or other support agencies, as appropriate.
• Prepare necessary and required reports related to the recruitment effort.
• Assist with placement activities.