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University Admissions Office Assistant

What’s In It For You:

- An institution that recognizes and rewards hard work

- Strong opportunity for job and professional advancement

- Join a place that values a healthy work-life balance

- Hybrid work schedule

- Friendly and cool work environment

About the Opportunity:

- A high-ranking, private university in Boston, MA is looking for an Admissions Office Assistant to join their team of experts.

- Your role is to provide direct administrative support for the Senior Director and assists with the general coordination of day-to-day office operations

- Pay range of $60,000 - $65,000 per year plus top tier benefits provided by the University

University Admissions Office Assistant Responsibilities:

- For strategies involving recruitment publications and travel

- Assisting the Director of Admissions with meeting enrollment targets

- Assisting with on-campus or virtual events including booking room space and ordering food for events

- Conducting group presentations either on campus or off campus in college fair settings

University Admissions Office Assistant Qualifications:

- Bachelor’s Degree is required

- 2+ years' experience in a University admissions office 

- Very strong communication skills

- Some travel is within the state of Massachusetts will be required

Visit our website to learn more about our openings! 

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