BA 101 Grader

University of Texas at Austin

22h•Onsite

About The Position

The McCombs School of Business is seeking a rising senior BBA student employee to provide support for BBA Career Management as a Grader for the BA 101 classes. The BBA Career Management team is dedicated to guiding students through all phases of career development, offering individual advising, a BA 101 Career Planning Strategies course, specialized programming, and events/workshops. The BA Grader will assist with the management and grading for one section of the BA 101 class.

Requirements

Must be authorized to work in the U.S.
Must be a degree-seeking McCombs BBA candidate, in good academic standing (maintain at least a 3.0 GPA) and making satisfactory progress toward the BBA degree.
Must be a senior with 90 hours or more, graduating May or August 2027.
Must have taken and passed BA 101T, BA 101H, or BA 101S previously.
Must remain registered as full-time student for at least 12 credit hours.
Must understand, uphold, and model the McCombs Career Management Code of Ethics.
Course graders can hold other on-campus jobs as long as the combination does that exceed 20 hours a week.
Must be available to Grader and attend one section of BA 101 during the Fall 2026 semesters, with the option of returning for a section in Spring 2027.
Course Graders are assigned to one section of BA 101. They will be expected to attend that section of class each week.

Nice To Haves

Detail oriented, organized, and can successfully manage multiple projects.
Strong communication skills and enjoy working independently on projects that require a high attention to detail.
Comfort with various platforms/software and/or can pick up them up quickly (Excel, Qualtrics, Canvas, etc.).

Responsibilities

Manage grading, track attendance, and communicate student concerns to instructor.
Demonstrate examples of professional behavior in the job search process during class including answering interview questions, giving their “30 second introduction,” etc.
Act as a resource for BA 101 students during class and during Grader office hours and answer general career questions.