Fisher College
Assistant Director of Financial Aid
Fisher College, Boston, Massachusetts, us, 02298
Job Details
LevelExperienced
Job LocationBoston - Boston, MA
Position TypeFull Time
Education LevelBaccalaureate Degree
Travel PercentageNone
Job ShiftDay
Job CategoryEducation
Description
Fisher College is searching for an
Assistant Director of Financial Aid
to service students Accepted and Enrolled in Fisher College's
Graduate and Professional Studies (GPS) Division.
The
Assistant Director
will work with the College's Undergraduate, Graduate and Professional Studies students attending classes through Fisher's Online and In-Person programs to ensure prompt, efficient and effective delivery of Financial Aid services.
Duties include, but are not limited to administering and disbursing Federal, State and Institutional Aid to Undergraduate and Graduate GPS students.
PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESAdvise and counsel students on the financial aid process, eligibility criteria, application procedures, awarding process and supplemental financing options in a clear, timely and professional manner.Organize the distribution, collection, and follow-up of all application materials necessary to the financial aid process.Review student files selected for Verification by the Federal Processor or by the Financial Aid Office to ensure accuracy of FAFSA information.Provide effective counseling to students and families.Respond to a high volume of requests for information via email.Work in conjunction with GPS Administrators, Bursar's Office and other members of the Fisher community to provide seamless service to students.Responsible for the documentation and updating of office policies and procedures.Other duties as assigned by the Director of Financial Aid
Qualifications
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES REQUIREDBachelor's degree required.2-5-years of experience within the field of Financial Aid, preferably in Continuing Education, but not requiredWorking knowledge of Title IV RegulationsWorking knowledge of Federal and State Funding programsExcellent communication, interpersonal, customer service and writing skills.Ability to work independently.Proficient with Word, Excel and PPTKnowledge of NSLDS and COD processing preferred.Knowledge of PowerFAIDS and SLATE systems is helpful, but not required.
LevelExperienced
Job LocationBoston - Boston, MA
Position TypeFull Time
Education LevelBaccalaureate Degree
Travel PercentageNone
Job ShiftDay
Job CategoryEducation
Description
Fisher College is searching for an
Assistant Director of Financial Aid
to service students Accepted and Enrolled in Fisher College's
Graduate and Professional Studies (GPS) Division.
The
Assistant Director
will work with the College's Undergraduate, Graduate and Professional Studies students attending classes through Fisher's Online and In-Person programs to ensure prompt, efficient and effective delivery of Financial Aid services.
Duties include, but are not limited to administering and disbursing Federal, State and Institutional Aid to Undergraduate and Graduate GPS students.
PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESAdvise and counsel students on the financial aid process, eligibility criteria, application procedures, awarding process and supplemental financing options in a clear, timely and professional manner.Organize the distribution, collection, and follow-up of all application materials necessary to the financial aid process.Review student files selected for Verification by the Federal Processor or by the Financial Aid Office to ensure accuracy of FAFSA information.Provide effective counseling to students and families.Respond to a high volume of requests for information via email.Work in conjunction with GPS Administrators, Bursar's Office and other members of the Fisher community to provide seamless service to students.Responsible for the documentation and updating of office policies and procedures.Other duties as assigned by the Director of Financial Aid
Qualifications
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES REQUIREDBachelor's degree required.2-5-years of experience within the field of Financial Aid, preferably in Continuing Education, but not requiredWorking knowledge of Title IV RegulationsWorking knowledge of Federal and State Funding programsExcellent communication, interpersonal, customer service and writing skills.Ability to work independently.Proficient with Word, Excel and PPTKnowledge of NSLDS and COD processing preferred.Knowledge of PowerFAIDS and SLATE systems is helpful, but not required.