will recruit, interview, and evaluate prospective students for admission to the college. They will also actively market the Landmark College educational model and programs, as well as admissions and financial aid policies and processes to potential students and their families.

Working under the supervision of the Senior Director of Admissions, the Assistant/Associate Director for Admissions will serve as primary contact for students, parents, high school guidance counselors, educational consultants, and educators. The Assistant/Associate Director of Admissions will identify and qualify leads, conduct off-campus meetings, and coordinate area conversion events within an established market area. The position involves significant year-round travel, tele-counseling activities, and the ability to work a weekly call night and some weekends.

Additionally, Landmark College offers competitive wages and an excellent benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision plans; a strong vacation and time off package (four weeks’ vacation; 15 health-related days; typically, 21 paid holidays; etc.); a TIAA retirement plan that includes 6% College contribution; tuition reimbursement; and more. Our location in beautiful southeastern Vermont provides the setting for an engaged and inclusive college community with the safety of a small, rural campus. The College is minutes away from ski resorts and other outdoor activities, and within driving distance to cities such as Boston and New York City.

The Assistant/Associate Director of Admissions will possess strong communication and organizational skills, an ability to work independently, and collaborate in a professional and confidential manner. Prior experience working in admission, sales, or serving neurodivergent individuals a plus. Bachelor’s degree required. This role demands a teamwork approach, as all three teams within Enrollment Management maintain the content knowledge and a service philosophy to serve all prospective Landmark students well across possible programs of interest. Evening and weekends are required.

will recruit, interview, and evaluate prospective students for admission to the college. They will also actively market the Landmark College educational model and programs, as well as admissions and financial aid policies and processes to potential students and their families.

Working under the supervision of the Senior Director of Admissions, the Assistant/Associate Director for Admissions will serve as primary contact for students, parents, high school guidance counselors, educational consultants, and educators. The Assistant/Associate Director of Admissions will identify and qualify leads, conduct off-campus meetings, and coordinate area conversion events within an established market area. The position involves significant year-round travel, tele-counseling activities, and the ability to work a weekly call night and some weekends.

Additionally, Landmark College offers competitive wages and an excellent benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision plans; a strong vacation and time off package (four weeks’ vacation; 15 health-related days; typically, 21 paid holidays; etc.); a TIAA retirement plan that includes 6% College contribution; tuition reimbursement; and more. Our location in beautiful southeastern Vermont provides the setting for an engaged and inclusive college community with the safety of a small, rural campus. The College is minutes away from ski resorts and other outdoor activities, and within driving distance to cities such as Boston and New York City.

The Assistant/Associate Director of Admissions will possess strong communication and organizational skills, an ability to work independently, and collaborate in a professional and confidential manner. Prior experience working in admission, sales, or serving neurodivergent individuals a plus. Bachelor’s degree required. This role demands a teamwork approach, as all three teams within Enrollment Management maintain the content knowledge and a service philosophy to serve all prospective Landmark students well across possible programs of interest. Evening and weekends are required.