Academic Pathways Advisor

Auburn University; Auburn (AL); On-site; USD 38,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

The College of Education at Auburn University is hiring an Academic Advisor I/II to guide students in course selection, degree requirements, and post-college planning. You’ll ensure consistent advising policies, manage records, and mentor other advisors while supporting student success.

Responsibilities include interpreting policies, scheduling, orientations, and handling graduation and financial aid processes, all within legal and university standards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree- no specific discipline.
• Or Master’s degree- no specific discipline.
• 3 years of experience with primary focus of student-related advising or academic counseling.
• Or Master’s degree- no specific discipline and 2 years of advising experience.
• Note: For positions that require teaching, a Master’s degree will be required.
• Master’s degree or currently pursuing a Master’s degree.
• Demonstrated knowledge of programs or careers under the kinesiology/health field is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Advises students in goals, policies, curriculum, course load, study habits, and scheduling.
• Interprets University policies, procedures, and curriculum for students, faculty, and staff.
• Works with others to provide timely information on educational options and policies.
• Assists with student orientations.
• Verifies, certifies, and completes student-related forms including graduation and financial aid.
• Maintains student and advising records in accordance with law and University regulations.
• Utilizes appropriate technology to support effective advising.
• Involved in campus through professional development and departmental contacts.
• Facilitates college- and university-level advising projects.

Skills

Student advising

Policy interpretation

Mentoring

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

Master's degree in progress

Job description

The College of Education at Auburn University is hiring an Academic Advisor I/II to guide students in course selection, degree requirements, and post-college planning. You’ll ensure consistent advising policies, manage records, and mentor other advisors while supporting student success.

Responsibilities include interpreting policies, scheduling, orientations, and handling graduation and financial aid processes, all within legal and university standards.