College Placement Coordinator​/Wellness Counselor

The College Placement Coordinator/Wellness Counselor plays a vital role in supporting the academic, post‑secondary, social‑emotional, and developmental growth of students through a comprehensive counseling program aligned with the school’s mission and values. Working collaboratively with students, families, faculty, administrators, and outside professionals, the counselor fosters a supportive and inclusive environment that promotes college readiness, student well‑being, academic success, and personal growth.

The ideal candidate is committed to helping students navigate their educational journey while preparing them for future opportunities and lifelong success.

• Experience with college counseling and selective college admissions preferred
• Passion for working with young people and supporting academic success and college readiness
• Experience working with middle and/or high school students in a college preparatory or independent school setting preferred
• Bachelor’s degree in School Counseling, Counseling Psychology, Social Work, or a related field required;
  Master’s degree, certification, and/or licensure preferred
• Strong communication and collaboration skills with students, families, faculty, and administrators
• Strong understanding of adolescent development and student wellness
• Ability to support students’ academic, social‑emotional, and personal growth
• Ability to help students balance academic expectations with personal well‑being
• Excellent organizational skills, professionalism, and discretion
• Commitment to fostering an inclusive, supportive, and student‑centered community

• Manage a caseload and guide students through the college search, application, and decision‑making process
• Support students in developing balanced, individualized college lists aligned with academic, personal, and financial goals
• Assist students/families through the application process, including help with essay writing, exploring scholarship opportunities, and applying for financial aid
• Collaborate and communicate with families throughout their daughter’s college application journey
• Plan and deliver college counseling programs, workshops, and informational sessions
• Coordinate college representative visits and on‑campus admissions events
• Administer standardized testing including the SAT, PSAT, and AP exams
• Plan and organize the Linden Hall Career Fair
• Connect students with summer learning and enrichment opportunities
• Coordinate and oversee dual enrollment programming
• Stay current on college admissions trends and best practices
• Collaborate with academic leadership to maintain the school profile and related college counseling materials
• Track and analyze college admission outcomes to support program improvement
• Build and maintain relationships with college admissions representatives
• Teach college counseling or post‑secondary planning courses as assigned

• Partner with the Director of Student Affairs and academic leadership to support advisory programming, student wellness initiatives, and student transition support
• Assist with new student orientation, onboarding in collaboration with the Student Life Office
• Plan and facilitate educational programming for students, families, and faculty related to student wellness, academic planning, and post‑secondary preparation

• Provide regular counseling and check‑ins to support student well‑being
• Coordinate student support services and communicate with families, providers, and school staff
• Collaborate with stakeholders to support academic, social‑emotional, and behavioral needs
• Maintain accurate and confidential student records

• Participate in evening and weekend student programming and community events as needed
• Support additional advising, student support, or community responsibilities as assigned