Higher education administrator vs finance aid director

Differences between higher education administrator and finance aid director duties and responsibilities

Higher education administrator example responsibilities.

• Establish operating policies and procedures and attain SNF Medicare certification.
• Perform savings/cost analysis for ductless heat pumps, SQL, and ad-hoc queries.
• Ensure ethics, compliance with stringent regulations.
• Process adds and changes of PC equipment such as desktops and laptops.
• Support end-users PC's and other components by phone, email and in-person, support some.
• Present findings formally, as PowerPoint presentation to academic peer group
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Finance aid director example responsibilities.

• Manage cash flow for all funds including, FFEL, PELL, FSEOG, alternative loans, and cash.
• Manage a majority of payroll ensuring that there are accurate accruals and necessary deductions.
• Review and determine outcome of all financial aid appeals.
• Assist students, parents, and staff with navigating the financial aid process, by providing guidance with the FAFSA.
• Resolve student appeals and special circumstance requests.
• Maintain Pell grant accounts from application processing to monthly reconciliation.
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