Texas A&M International University

FinancialAidAdvisorII

$0–0k Laredo, Texas, United States FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Financial Aid Advisor II at Texas A&M International University. Skills: Financial aid, Scholarships, Grants, Loans. Counsel students on financial aid. Provide student financial aid information”

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Organize and make decisions

Eligibility Requirements

Evening and weekend work, On campus, face-to-face interactions, Maintaining a regular schedule of attendance on campus

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor's degree, One year in of related experience

What You'll Do.

Counsel students on financial aid

Provide student financial aid information

Develop presentations

Advise students on financial problems

Collect supporting documentation

Approve financial aid

Make decisions on appeals

Serve as back-up counselor

Provide assistance to staff

Conduct presentations

Assist in planning events

Participate in review of policies

Assist in developing materials

Serve as resource for specialized program

Assist with front counter coverage

Work with weekly reports

Work with other departments

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work cooperatively with others; Work as a team; Work with other departments

Communication Scope

Oral communication skills; Written communication skills

Full Job Description

**Job Title** Financial Aid Advisor II **Agency** Texas A&M International University **Department** Financial Aid **Proposed Minimum Salary** $19.06 hourly **Job Location** Laredo, Texas **Job Type** Staff **Job Description** **Job Summary** The Financial Aid Advisor II, under direction, counsels and provides student financial aid and scholarship information to prospective and currently enrolled students and their families. Facilitates workshops, develops and makes presentations on and off campus to groups regarding financial aid and scholarships. May coordinate or specialize in a specific program. May provide some mentorship and training to other staff. **Essential Duties and Responsibilities** * Advises and counsels students, parents, and/or prospective students in solving their educational financial problems through scholarships, loans, grants, employment and financial counseling. Responds and researches questions and counseling needs. Provides loan and indebtedness counseling. * Assists outreach staff with prospective students and in their transition to current students. * Reviews student files, collects supporting documentation, and makes adjustments. Awards, revises and/or approves financial aid through the specific controls of program policy and guidelines. Makes adjustments for compliance issues, and submits corrections. Reviews appeals and makes decisions regarding the validity of these appeals and notifies the student of steps they must take to satisfy judgment rendered to re-establish eligibility for financial aid or scholarships. * Greets visitors and answering questions. Serves as a back-up counselor and a walk-in counselor on a weekly basis. Provides assistance and guidance to staff to ensure that processing activities adhere to established policies and procedures. * Assists with conducting presentations, seminars, and/or workshops for students and professional development training. Assists in planning and executing special events. * Participates in th

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