Career services representative vs admissions advisor

Differences between career services representative and admissions advisor duties and responsibilities

Career services representative example responsibilities.

• Secure private and seasonal employment opportunities for students and alumni.
• Leverage alumni base in support of expand career opportunities for students.
• Provide information to individuals on matters pertaining to social security, veterans administration, and uniform service health benefits program.
• Create and administer quiz and examination questions base upon performance objectives identify in the syllabus and their expect outcomes.

Admissions advisor example responsibilities.

• Manage warranty parts inventory levels for the DoD in Kuwait, Guam and Korea
• Manage Facebook updates to market events, brand FLC and create a virtual community for students.
• Manage the testing of all new students, verification of transferable credits, and review process for all new applicants.
• Manage budget development and allocation, consistently maximizing student and NHS opportunities while minimizing costs.
• Assist in bolstering student retention by providing unparallele service to make sure students are thoroughly satisfy with the complete AIU experience.
• Serve on campus committees design to enhance the success and persistence of students.
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