Seasonal Admission Reader: Remote Options & Intl Reviews

Uniglobalcareers; Williamstown (MA); Hybrid; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

Williams College is seeking a Seasonal Admission Application Reader for the 2026-2027 cycle. This seasonal position focuses on reviewing admission applications, evaluating applicant materials, and making recommendations to the Admission Committee.

Remote work is permitted in select states, with required in-person training in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The role involves reviewing domestic and international applications from late October through mid-February, with training and collaboration

Qualifications

• Preferred experience in international admission at a selective college or university.
• Availability for seasonal work from late October through mid-February.
• Ability to participate in required in-person training in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
• Eligibility to work remotely in select states, if applicable.
• Strong reading, evaluation, and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate admission applications for the 2026-2027 admission cycle.
• Make recommendations to the Admission Committee based on application review.
• Participate in extensive training related to application evaluation.
• Complete seasonal application review work from late October through mid-February.
• Review international applications as part of the admission process.

Skills

International admissions experience

Job description

United States — International Student Market

1.2M inbound students (2025) +3%

1. India 363K

2. China 266K

3. South Korea 42K

4. Canada 30K

5. Vietnam 26K

9 international branch campuses in United States

OVERVIEW Williams College is hiring a Seasonal Admission Application Reader for the 2026-2027 cycle. This seasonal position focuses on reviewing admission applications, evaluating applicant materials, and making recommendations to the Admission Committee. The role includes extensive training and involves reviewing both domestic and international applications from late October through mid-February. Remote work is permitted in select states, with required in-person training in Williamstown, Massachusetts.

Key responsibilities

• Evaluate admission applications for the 2026-2027 admission cycle
• Make recommendations to the Admission Committee based on application review
• Participate in extensive training related to application evaluation
• Complete seasonal application review work from late October through mid-February
• Review international applications as part of the admission process

Requirements

• Preferred experience in international admission at a selective college or university
• Ability to participate in required in-person training in Williamstown, Massachusetts
• Availability for seasonal work from late October through mid-February
• Ability to review applications and provide recommendations to the Admission Committee
• Eligibility to work remotely in select states, if applicable WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS Admission readers play an important role in helping a college assess applications thoughtfully and consistently during a high-volume seasonal review period. This work supports fair evaluation practices and helps institutions manage a complex admission cycle that may include international and domestic applications from diverse educational backgrounds.

Bonus: Application advice

• Review the position details carefully and include experience related to admission or application review work
• Highlight any international admission experience at a college or university
• Demonstrate strong reading, evaluation, and written communication skills in your application
• Be prepared to discuss experience managing seasonal or deadline-driven workloads
• Confirm availability for required training in Williamstown, Massachusetts
• Tailor your application materials to reflect familiarity with college admission processes and collaborative committee review

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