Enrollment Coordinator I​/II​/III

Enrollment Coordinator I/II/III

Department

$44,992 - $66,815; commensurate with experience

Enrollment Coordinator I:
The EC I position is designed as the entry level position for the MT One Stop and is phase 1 of a 3-tier progression plan. The incumbent is assigned to the front desk of the MT One Stop to serve as the primary point of contact for students seeking assistance in initial enrollment, ongoing retention and provide general assistance with transactions related to any of the enrollment services areas.

Essential tasks include: answer general questions and problem solve across all enrollment management areas that include: bursar, financial aid, academic processes & residency, scheduling, and records. Must understand the interrelationships among these areas; be able to assess the student's initial inquiry; discern co-related issues and resolve; or seek the advice/transfer the student to an Enrollment Coordinator II for assistance and resolution.

The incumbent will learn and maintain a general understanding of MTSU, Board of Trustees, Federal guidelines, academic policies and procedures, financial aid processing, and scheduling and is expected to perform other related tasks or special projects as assigned.

Enrollment Coordinator II/III:
The Enrollment Coordinator II/III combines elements of multiple positions across Enrollment Management that includes:
Admissions, Financial Aid, Scheduling, Records, and Bursar's office including the coordination of knowledge and abilities to function in the MT One Stop. Engage in early interactions and structured yield activities designed to increase the probability of admitted students becoming enrolled and retained and continue to serve as a coordinator for all enrollment related activities throughout a student's enrollment until graduation.

Be proficient in providing detailed advice and counsel to students about MTSU, T , and Federal guidelines, academic policies/procedures, financial aid processing, and scheduling, in each instance determining what options are best for a given student. Must be able to answer questions and offer effective problem resolution across all enrollment management areas understanding the interrelationships between and among these areas.

Participate in recruitment activities such as True Blue Tours and Preview Days to provide information about enrollment and financial aid; and work at the New to Blue registration check-in table to assist students to determine if they are eligible for registration waivers/immunization extensions, etc. Serve as a financial aid counselor to determine the need for financial aid intervention; advising students regarding the application process for various sources of financial aid assistance, outstanding requirements, the verification process and potential eligibility.

They provide information regarding financial aid consortium agreements, financial aid deferments, financial aid appeals, and other financial aid resources available and assist the student as needed. Calculate bills for students during late registration periods and must have a continuous knowledge base of appropriate tuition and fee rates contingent on the student's status at time of registration; processes course registrations, course additions, course drops, and late registrations, informing students in each of these transactions of the implications of the decisions, and make residency adjustments/determinations.

Perform other related duties and special projects as assigned. Occasional night and weekend work is required.

Enrollment Coordinator I:
Bachelor’s degree required.

Note:

A high school diploma or HSE and four years of directly related experience may be considered…