Scholarship Advisor II - 530702

University of Alabama; Tuscaloosa (AL); Hybrid; USD 49,000 - 61,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Alabama is seeking a Scholarship Advisor II to guide prospective and current students through scholarship opportunities within the Undergraduate Scholarship Office. You will explain eligibility, assist with applications, and optimize aid opportunities.

You will also serve as the office's primary field representative at recruitment events, mentor entry-level staff, and collaborate with campus partners.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with two years of scholarship experience, or a master's degree.
• Higher education experience is preferred.
• Must have a valid U.S. driver's license and acceptable Motor Vehicle Report.

Responsibilities

• Counsel prospective students and families on scholarship eligibility and cost-saving opportunities.
• Evaluate and explain the status of scholarship applications and processes.
• Award, monitor, and report scholarships in the Alabama Scholarship Awarding Software (ASAS).
• Resolve moderate-complexity scholarship issues.
• Represent the Scholarship Office at recruitment and informational events.
• Mentor and support entry-level advisors and support professionals.

Skills

Scholarship counseling

Student advising

Event representation

Education

Bachelor's degree, scholarship experience

Master's degree

Higher education experience

Tools

ASAS

Job description

University of Alabama is hiring a Scholarship Advisor II - 530702 to guide prospective and current students through scholarship opportunities for the Undergraduate Scholarship Office. The advisor explains eligibility and application status and helps students maximize scholarship and aid opportunities. The role also acts as the office’s primary field representative at recruitment and informational events, supporting the university’s recruitment and retention efforts.

Highlights

• Counsel prospective students and families on scholarship eligibility and cost-saving opportunities.
• Evaluate and explain the status of scholarship applications and processes.
• Award, monitor, and report scholarships in the Alabama Scholarship Awarding Software (ASAS).
• Resolve moderate-complexity scholarship issues.
• Represent the Scholarship Office at recruitment and informational events.
• Mentor and support entry-level advisors and support professionals.
• Bachelor's degree with two years of scholarship experience, or a master's degree; higher education experience is preferred.
• Hold a valid U.S. driver's license, be at least 19 at hire, and have an acceptable Motor Vehicle Report.
• Minimum salary of $49,100 per year, with a midpoint of $61,400.
• Work Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, with some evenings and weekends, and eligibility for hybrid work under university policy.