Academic Advisor

Remote

🎓 Education

Education and training requirements for Academic Advisors vary depending on their specific position and the type of institution they work for. An Academic Advisor at a university usually holds a master’s degree and has several years of experience in advis

What does a Academic Advisor do?

An Academic Advisor, or College Advisor, is responsible for working with students in high schools, colleges and universities to help them meet the requirements to graduate and earn their desired degree. Their duties include helping students pick a potenti

Responsibilities

A Academic Advisor should be able to fulfill various duties and responsibilities. The following are some duties and responsibilities a Academic Advisor should be able to execute:

Meet with students regularly to review degree progress and graduation requirements
Review placement tests and certifications with students to ensure they are fulfilling requirements and are placed in the proper classes or programs
Keep up with registration deadlines and help make sure students register on time
Assist students with any changes in their course of study
Attend college fairs to meet with potential students
Review career goals with students and help them follow the proper track to reach their goals

Required Skills

A competitive Academic Advisor will have certain skills and qualifications, including:

A bachelor’s degree or master’s degree
Excellent organizational skills
2-3 years of advising experience
Knowledge and understanding of education and degree requirements for students wanting to graduate
Superb communication skills
Excellent interpersonal skills, especially with students
Understanding of the skills and education necessary for students to enter various professions

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