Senior Admissions & Student Programs Administrator

University of Michigan; Flint (MI); Hybrid; USD 38,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous time off

Retirement plan with two-for-one match

Comprehensive health insurance

Life insurance

Long-term disability

Flexible spending accounts

Job summary

University of Michigan is seeking a Student Administration Assistant Senior to provide comprehensive administrative support for the DNAP program's admissions, recruitment, onboarding, student services, and academic operations.

The role coordinates the admissions lifecycle, supports student progression and clinical placements, and serves as a liaison among prospective and current students, faculty, clinical partners, and university offices.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Four years of administrative support experience.
• Experience with Microsoft Office and/or Google Suite.

Responsibilities

• Program Admissions Processing – build and maintain relationships with prospective students and provide guidance through the admissions lifecycle.
• Coordinate program requirements with the Registrar, Graduate Programs, and DNAP leadership.
• Oversee website content, external communications, recruitment and marketing materials, and the integrity of admissions and program records.
• Review and verify applications; manage applicant score sheets and admissions decisions; direct candidate materials for faculty review.
• Coordinate interview scheduling; plan and facilitate admissions committee meetings; ensure timely communication of decisions.

Skills

Administrative support

Microsoft Office

Google Suite

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

University of Michigan is seeking a Student Administration Assistant Senior to provide comprehensive administrative support for the DNAP program's admissions, recruitment, onboarding, student services, and academic operations.

The role coordinates the admissions lifecycle, supports student progression and clinical placements, and serves as a liaison among prospective and current students, faculty, clinical partners, and university offices.