Career OpportunitiesMember schools may list open positions on our website. Please complete our form to have a position included here. Non-member schools or college admission-related organizations interested in a paid listing of a job opening should email Linda Pierre, ACCIS Director of Member Services and Operations. * AcceptU, College Counselor (Part-Time) - Remote *non-member listing Packer Collegiate Institute The Packer Collegiate Institute, a historic and top-ranked independent school in Brooklyn, seeks an experienced, student-centered, and visionary leader to serve as its inaugural Director of College Counseling. This high-impact role oversees a comprehensive college counseling program rooted in individualized guidance, equity of access, and student well-being. The ideal candidate brings deep knowledge of the evolving admissions landscape, a demonstrated record of team leadership, and a genuine passion for supporting adolescents and their families through the transition to higher education. The Director of College Counseling reports to the Head of the Upper School and leads a team of three full-time counselors and a College Counseling Coordinator. As a key member of Upper School leadership, the Director advances the school’s mission, supports students’ holistic development, and strengthens Packer’s relationships with colleges nationwide. This is a 10-month position, running from mid-August through the end of June. To see the full job description as well as the qualifications we are looking for, please click here. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday Holland Hall We are seeking a collaborative third counselor to join our experienced and joyful college counseling team. WHO WE ARE If you want to learn more about joining our dynamic community and you are someone who values teamwork, great local coffee, and world-class parks (The Gathering Place), click here for the job posting on Holland Hall’s website and feel free to reach out to Ashlee Lowry directly. AcceptU AcceptU is seeking part-time college counselors. Prior admissions experience, either full-time or as a seasonal reader, is required. Counselors should have prior admissions experience at a highly ranked research university. Prior college counseling and/or independent consulting experience is valued but not required. College counselors are responsible for advising high school students on college planning topics, including early guidance, extracurricular profile development, school lists, application strategy, essay development and interview preparation. Counselors have flexible schedules and deliver a defined AcceptU curriculum to their students. AcceptU provides extensive training as well as ongoing professional development to all counselors. This is a fully remote position. Salary is determined based on experience and expected caseload. Requirements:
Menlo School As part of Menlo’s continued growth and commitment to exceptional college guidance, the School is adding a new Associate Director of College Counseling to its dynamic and highly collaborative team. This addition reflects both an expansion of services and a deepened commitment to supporting students and families through a thoughtful, personalized college process. Reporting to the Director of College Counseling, the Associate Director will join an experienced and student-focused office currently composed of three Associate Directors and a full-time College Counseling Coordinator. The new Associate Director will work with approximately 30–35 juniors and 30–35 seniors per class year once fully onboarded. During the first year, the Associate Director will not carry a senior caseload, allowing for comprehensive onboarding, relationship building, and alignment with Menlo’s counseling philosophy and practices. Start date is flexible between April 1, 2026, and July 1, 2026, to accommodate a thoughtful transition. For full job description and to apply, click here. University School of Nashville USN seeks a compassionate, dynamic, and experienced educator to fill the position of Assistant/Associate Director of College Counseling. The Associate Director brings a personalized approach to counseling and working with students and families to reinforce our office values (Self-Awareness, Agency, Empathy, Resilience, and Joy), emphasizing process over results, and holding a strong belief that the college process is different for every student. We are looking for someone to bring the following:
Pine Crest School Pine Crest School seeks to add an Associate Director of College and Academic Advising to our office. The Associate Director assists the Office of College and Academic Advising as they work with students on all aspects of academic advising as well as the college search and application process, offering support and managing realistic expectations for students and their families; assists students with their college applications by providing comprehensive workshops on all major application platforms as well as offering final application review before submission; assists students with creating their personal statement and supplemental essays; and keeps students and families informed about the ever-changing landscape of the college admission process. For full job description, click here. Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume to Jeff Shea, Senior Associate Director of College and Academic Advising. Please send materials to [email protected]. Stanford Online High School Stanford Online High School is also the home of Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies (SPCS), which provides a diverse array of academic enrichment programs that take place mostly in the summer but also throughout the academic year. Held both online and on-campus, SPCS programs serve intellectually curious pre-college students from around the world. The Associate Director of SPCS Admissions and Enrollment administers Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies admission and enrollment policies and procedures for five pre-college programs including: Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes, Stanford AI4ALL, Stanford University Mathematics Camp, Stanford Summer Humanities Institute, and Stanford Math Circles. Hybrid/Local Salary Range: $108,263 - $128,540 For the full position description and job application, click here. If interested in learning more, please contact Adam Lips. |