The Financial Aid Services Counselor is responsible for representing the University and division of Enrollment Management to current and perspective families with regard to access, affordability, and financing options.
This is a full-time position. Some evenings and weekend work required. The counselor reports to the Director of Financial Aid Services.Serving as both a counselor and processing/regulatory technician, the Financial Aid Services Counselor embodies the core values of the university in every aspect of his/her role working with internal and external constituencies.
The Counselor will:
Partner with prospective and current students to obtain the necessary resources to finance their Roosevelt University education.
Increase student satisfaction and retention by providing exemplary customer service and proactive student finance and student support to a caseload of students.
Use exceptional discretion and independent judgment to evaluate each student’s financial profile to develop, recommend and implement a financing plan that will promote their engagement and success.
Provide information to students and parents as to the various options of financial aid and financing options.
Assist students with the completion of financial aid applications and payment plan agreements; be responsible for knowing and learning federal, state regulations and institutional policies related to financial aid awarding, verification, and student accounts.
Communicate the policies and procedures in a manner that displays understanding of the rationale and the value of the policy or procedure to the student Package and process student aid and student account requests in an efficient, accurate and timely manner.
Leverage technology and systems to effectively and efficiently service students and families.
Manage and maintain all functions associated with third party billing. This includes acting as the liaison for agencies, coordinating billing, and performing reconciliation for the tuition accounts.
Collaborate with colleagues across departments to ensure a consistently outstanding educational experience for our deserving students.
Provide timely follow-up to resolve issues.
Coordinate financial aid outreach programs and provide college specific financial aid presentations at internal and external events.
Identify opportunities and solutions that improve current processes; Participates in special projects and campaigns Complete other duties as assigned
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Title IX Contact Information:
Federal Title IX policy requires that all colleges and universities make known the contact information for the person responsible for coordinating its efforts to comply with Title IX regulations. At Roosevelt University, the Title IX Coordinator’s office is in the Auditorium Building of the Chicago campus, 430 S. Michigan Avenue, 204A. They can be reached at (312) 341-3761 or by email.