Graduate Admissions Counselor

JOB The Graduate Admissions Counselor serves as a key ambassador for Fresno Pacific University, helping prospective students discover opportunities to advance their education and career goals through FPU's graduate programs. This relationship-focused role guides students through every stage of the admissions and enrollment process, from initial inquiry to successful enrollment, providing personalized support and encouragement along the way. The position offers the opportunity to build meaningful connections with prospective students, community partners, and campus departments while representing the mission and values of Fresno Pacific University at recruitment events and outreach activities throughout the region. Ideal candidates enjoy working with people, thrive in a dynamic environment, and are passionate about helping students take the next step in their educational journey. In addition to meaningful work that impacts students' lives, Fresno Pacific University offers a comprehensive benefits package and opportunities for professional growth and development.

EXAMPLE OF DUTIES

Recruit prospective graduate students to attend Fresno Pacific University Guide students through the admissions and enrollment decision-making process Present to prospective students the best case for enrolling as a graduate student at FPU in a prospective student's program of interest Conduct individual and group student meetings both on and off campus. Maintain professional and consistent communication and relationships with program directors and faculty. Manage a distinct group of prospective students through the admissions process using a Customer Relationship Management system (CRM) with the support of Admissions Operations Record all interactions with prospective students appropriately within the CRM. Maintain regular communication with a distinct group of prospective students to encourage and support them through the admissions and enrollment decision-making process. Work with FPU staff, faculty and administration on both community and regional activities and events including occasional travel as needed. Serve as an articulate spokesperson for the mission, vision, and values of FPU. Demonstrate a commitment to serving and inspiring students and colleagues in a context of a Christian University, integrating your Christian faith into your role and responsibilities. Embrace the mission, vision, and values of Fresno Pacific University, affirm the FPU Faith Expectations, and support the ideals and practices articulated in "The Fresno Pacific Idea" Uphold and advance Fresno Pacific University's commitment to Christ-centered higher education, holistic student development, and serving diverse communities. Complete tasks timely with work that is comprehensive, complete, and accurate Communicates clearly, listens attentively, and seeks to understand others Collaborates productively with colleagues of varying skillset Other job duties as assigned

SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION

$39,520 - $46,800 annually is the starting annual salary for this role and reflects what Fresno Pacific University reasonably expects to pay for this position. Actual compensation may vary based on qualifications, experience, and internal equity. In addition to compensation, Fresno Pacific University offers a competitive benefits package. Reserving its rights as a religious institution, Fresno Pacific University is an equal employment opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, ethnicity, sex, age or disability, or other classes protected by applicable law. Committed to excellence and actively supportive of cultural diversity, FPU invites individuals who contribute to such diversity to apply. If you need assistance or an accommodation due to a disability, you should contact FPU's Human Resources Department at hr@fresno.edu. As a religious institution, the University will administer the equal opportunity employment policy consistent with the Fresno Pacific University statement of faith, the FPU Idea and the University's governance by the Pacific District Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches.