Employment
Working at Regent presents opportunities to serve Jesus Christ, his church, and his world—including a community of wonderful students—in tangible ways every day. Staff and faculty share this common purpose as members of a warm and collegial team.
Financial Aid and Student Accounts Officer
Full Time, Permanent
Salary Range: $49,500-53,500
Duties and Responsibilities:
Student Accounts:
- Correspond with students in a timely manner regarding student loans, financial aid, and other student finance related matters
- Post payments to student accounts (GP) ensuring they are accurate and timely
- Receive online payments (e-transfer, Pay My Tuition, Convera) and post to student accounts
- Research student loan policies and Regent’s own internal policies to answer student questions
- Assist finance with month end and end of year work
Financial Aid:
- Review and process financial aid applications beginning in February and March and then continuing throughout the year
- Informs students on the financial aid application process and communicate with students on the status of their applications
- As part of the Financial Aid Committee, administer bursaries and scholarships and serve as the Secretary
- Handle financial aid appeals
Student Loans:
- Maintain Canadian Student Loans (CSL) eligibility with the BC Government. Update Agreements (Participation Agreements, and PEDS) and sign all CSL loans and forms from all provinces
- Maintain US Student Loans (USL) eligibility for Title 4 to receive federal funding
- Complete annual USL audit
Qualifications:
- Understands and supports the ethos and mission of Regent College as articulated in the Theological Position (http://www.regent-college.
edu/about- us/theological-position) - Undergraduate degree required. A degree in business or finance is desirable
- 1-2 years’ experience working a student facing role. Experience in Financial Aid is considered desirable
- Has excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a strong customer service orientation
- Has experience working with both Canadian and US student loans is desired
- Is highly detail and process oriented, organized, and able to prioritize tasks efficiently
- Has strong critical thinking and problem solving skills
- Must be comfortable giving difficult news to students in a tactful, diplomatic way
- Hold to high privacy and confidentiality standards
- Must have an intermediate level of proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel
- Ability to work independently and in a team setting
Application Process:
Applications must include a resume and a cover letter specifically addressing your eligibility to work in Canada. The application deadline is November 24 at 12:00 pm. To submit your application, please email: [email protected]