Admissions Advisor

Paul Mitchell Schools•Lyndon, KY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Paul Mitchell The School Louisville is where meaningful careers begin and where people-driven professionals grow. When you join our team, you gain the opportunity to make a direct impact on students' futures while building a stable, rewarding career within a respected global brand. We are hiring a full-time Admissions Advisor in Louisville, KY who is motivated by purpose, connection, and results. You will earn $45,000 a year, with a full-time schedule. In addition, we proudly offer health, dental, and vision insurance, paid time off, discounted professional products and services, professional development, and holiday bonuses. Interested in discovering how this role could shape your future? Keep reading.

Requirements

A high school diploma
Face-to-face sales, marketing, or customer service experience
Strong organization skills
Capacity to thrive in a fast-paced environment and exhibit initiative as a self-starter
Possess a strong drive to achieve assigned goals
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Proficiency in MS Office applications
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively over the phone and in person

Nice To Haves

Admissions experience in a post-secondary college or university is preferred
Experience in the beauty industry is preferred
Completion of some college credits is preferred

Responsibilities

Guide prospective students through one of the most important decisions of their lives by introducing them to campus programs, building trust through thoughtful conversations, and managing the admissions process from initial inquiry through enrollment.
Stay organized by tracking documentation and updating databases.
Follow up regularly to answer questions and remove barriers.
Connect with future students through calls, messages, appointments, and community outreach events.
Collaborate with teammates to support enrollment forecasting.
Participate in training that sharpens your skills.
Consistently uphold professionalism, compliance, and honesty while contributing to a positive, student-first workplace culture.