Student Services Program Coordinator II
State of South Carolina
Posted: November 19, 2025 (57 days ago)
Added to FreshGovJobs: December 5, 2025 (41 days ago)
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State of South Carolina
Aiken Technical College
Location
South Carolina, 29210
Salary
$33,339 - $47,509
per year
Type
Full Time
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This job involves helping college students with their education by creating study plans, guiding them through course choices and college rules, and connecting them to support like tutoring or financial aid to ensure they succeed and graduate on time.
A good fit would be someone who enjoys working directly with diverse groups of students, has experience in education or student support, and is good at communicating and staying organized.
The role also includes running workshops, tracking student progress, and assisting with transfers to other schools.
Provide individual and group advising to a diverse caseload of students regarding academic requirements, course selection, program options (e.g., associate degrees, certificates, etc.), and career goals.
Conduct workshops and group advisement sessions on relevant topics.
Assist students with the registration process, engage in introductory career discussions, and refer students to career center resources as needed.
Utilize the College’s student information systems effectively and maintain thorough, accurate, and confidential advisement records.
Assist students in developing a plan of study, monitor academic progress, conduct degree audits, and intervene with at-risk students (e.g., those on probation) to help them stay on track for graduation.
Triage concerns and refer students to appropriate campus and community resources, such as financial aid, counseling, tutoring, career services, and disability support services.
Assist students with program changes and guide students seeking admission to health sciences programs with application requirements.
Coordinate assigned caseloads of new and continuing students, including assigned special populations when applicable.
Communicate regularly with assigned students using personalized outreach to provide targeted interventions and strategic support.
Collaborate with Student Success Center staff and with faculty to track student use of academic support services and monitor progress toward graduation.
Provide timely updates and reports on enrollment, retention, and caseload activity.
Guide students through the transfer process to four-year institutions, including evaluating transfer credits and explaining university admission requirements and articulation agreements.
Review transcripts to verify admission prerequisites and ensure required coursework has been completed. Maintain thorough, accurate, and confidential advisement records.
Participate in orientations, advising and career planning workshops, information sessions, and recruitment events as assigned.
Participates in campus activities, serves on College committees, and performs other duties as assigned.
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