Student advocate vs admissions counselor

Differences between student advocate and admissions counselor duties and responsibilities

Student advocate example responsibilities.

• Help manage alumni social media pages (Facebook, LinkedIn).
• Manage bi-weekly progress reports and case notes to document student progress in ETO.
• Manage UAFS's F-1/J-1 student visa SEVIS compliance as DSO/ARO, ensuring all documentation is in order prior to students arriving.
• Monitor daily progress notes for students using ETO software.
• Participate and attend IEP , 504 and parent meetings in support of student needs.
• Assist in creating a positive veteran atmosphere are student veterans feel comfortable studying and helping on another.
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Admissions counselor example responsibilities.

• Manage applicant and student files electronically within CampusVue software.
• Verify insurance HMO, Medicare or Medicaid.
• Assist in PV's marketing efforts by reaching out to alumni and community.
• Evaluate transcripts, convert quarterly hours to semester hours as necessary, and calculate the GPA.
• Receive and execute hundreds of phone calls and e-mails daily from students and parents inquiring about CSU.
• Give campus tours to prospective students and families; make phone calls to incoming students for CSU events and admissions follow-up.
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