Academic Advisor

The academic advisor will primarily provide academic, career, and personal advising to 75-111 high school participants from disadvantaged backgrounds across four target high schools. This role also involves assisting the director in program development, coordination, evaluation, and maintaining the academic tutorial component.

A bachelor's degree is preferred, though equivalent graduation from a four-Year college is required, along with demonstrated sensitivity to low-Income and first-Generation participants. Candidates must possess knowledge of financial aid, college admissions, career guidance, and high school graduation requirements.