Enrollment Advisor, Noodle
$53-55k
+ Equity
Higher education growth partner
Be an early applicant
Higher education growth partner
201-500 employees
Be an early applicant
$53-55k
+ Equity
201-500 employees
Company mission
To increase access to life-changing learning by making our partners more resilient, responsive, efficient, and interconnected.
Role
Who you are
- A Bachelor's Degree (and possibly graduate experience!)
- 1+ years of higher education, admissions, recruitment, and/or sales experience is preferred but not required
- Project management experience preferred but not required
- A positive attitude coupled with grit, drive, and persistence
- Experience with and/or ability to manage multiple deadlines and projects
- Strong time management skills, resourceful, and can demonstrate a strong ability to work independently with little direction
- At Noodle, we hire people who will help us change the future of online education. Even if you don't think you check off every bullet point on this list, we still encourage you to apply! We value both current experience and future potential
What the job involves
- Noodle’s Enrollment Advisors support student recruitment for our university partners. An Enrollment Advisor (EA) is a prospective student’s first personal interaction with the university and each EA works with a pipeline of prospective students from their initial inquiry through their acceptance and commitment to a university program
- The goal of the Enrollment Advisor is to provide the best service to prospective students and meet all recruitment benchmarks. To reach these goals, Enrollment Advisors will need to continuously engage with prospects and applicants throughout the entire recruitment cycle. Enrollment Advisors are expected to employ an ownership mentality to ensure positive enrollments and students outcomes
- Be skilled at identifying and understanding prospective students’ needs
- Use critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving when working to identify the needs of each prospective student
- Engage in outreach to prospective students via phone, text and email, following expected cadence
- Through meaningful conversations, qualify new inquiries and applicants for degree programs and encourage timely application progression
- Be able to clearly articulate institutional offerings and differentiators, both to individual prospects as well as to larger audiences during virtual and in-person events
- Guide prospects through the application lifecycle from inquiry through deposit, ensuring that they receive accurate and ethical advice that is consistent with the university’s defined policies and procedures
- Lead with integrity and credibility, acting in the best interest of our university partner and their prospective students
Our take
Noodle is a certified B Corp creating online and agile programs for US universities that elevate campus-wide teaching and technology. It is the country's fastest-growing online learning network.
Noodle develops and manages more than 100 graduate, degree completion, and certificate programs at 25 leading US universities. Its highly-rated online programs are collaborative, engaging, and supportive, fostering a vibrant community of students and faculty that frequently engage, discuss and share ideas.
The company has experienced several years of tremendous growth; it has signed more degree programs with elite schools than any of its competitors combined. On top of this, enrolments to date in Noodle-managed programs will produce $400M in lifetime revenue for its university partners.
Noodle is continuing to activate hyper-growth for its university partners by investing in acquisitions and innovation that help it to keep marketing and student support costs low. The company eventually plans to move beyond degree programs to compete in the lifelong learning market. With competitors in this space include Keypath, Academic Partnerships, Elsmere Education, 2U and Bisk.
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Insights
1% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Company HQ
Manhattan, New York, NY
Leadership
John Katzman
(Founder & CEO)Before founding Noodle, John founded and ran another online learning platform 2U and was CEO and Chairman of The Princeton Review, which also aimed at helping students get into and pay for higher education. They have also served as a director for numerous education charities, including Carnegie Learning.
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