Part-Time

Application Review Coordinator

Miami University

Miami University

11-50 employees

Entrepreneurship education and hands-on startup learning

No salary listed

Oxford, OH, USA

Remote

Permanent address required in Ohio, Kentucky, or Indiana.

Bachelor's

Category
Administrative & Executive Assistance (1)

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Requirements
  • Permanent address in Ohio, Kentucky, or Indiana.
  • A bachelor's degree.
  • At least one year of experience reviewing admission applications for Miami University.
  • Prior professional experience working in Slate.
  • A criminal background check is required.
Responsibilities
  • Train and quality-check Miami's artificial intelligence-powered optical character recognition software to assist in standardizing and reviewing high school transcripts.
  • Buddy-read with new readers, assess their reviews and recommendations, and provide follow-up instructions until they are approved to read without oversight.
  • Read applications.
  • Monitor applications with problematic data points, make corrections as needed, complete the review when possible, and send applications to the territory reader or supervisor for follow-up when necessary.
  • Check and correct or recalculate incorrect grade point averages in application files.
  • Adhere to review deadlines throughout the application cycle.
  • Support Office of Admission internal staff in the designated Slack channel and/or by email by responding promptly to complex transcript-review questions.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience beyond the listed minimum qualifications.

Miami University offers the John W. Altman Institute for Entrepreneurship and the Department of Entrepreneurship within the Farmer School of Business, delivering undergraduate and graduate programs that blend coursework with hands-on, real-world learning in startup work, social entrepreneurship, and corporate innovation. Its programs connect thousands of students from every major to an entrepreneurial ecosystem on campus, using experiential projects, centers like the Center for Social Entrepreneurship, and partnership with venture-related activities to build practical skills. The school differentiates itself through award-winning programs, national rankings for entrepreneurship, and recognition as an Ohio Center of Excellence, focusing on applied research and immersive learning rather than theory alone. Its goal is to prepare students to be job-ready on day one and to equip them with the experience and connections needed to launch and manage ventures after graduation.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Oxford, Ohio

Founded

1992

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • May 2026 trustees approved 2% Oxford tuition increases and 3% regional increases.
  • July 2026 accelerator news showed six revenue-generating student companies already attracting market attention.
  • June 2026 budget rose above $913 million, funding Miami University Polytechnic and advancement hiring.

What critics are saying

  • Miami cut 40 staff in 2020, proving recurring cost pressure remains unresolved.
  • Low-enrollment majors triggered 18-program cuts in 2023, signaling demand erosion and faculty churn.
  • Ohio tuition dependence leaves Miami vulnerable if enrollment weakens; a 2027 shortfall hits payroll.

What makes Miami University unique

  • Redhawk Launch Accelerator backs student startups with mentors and operating capital in 2026.
  • MILE replaces Miami Plan for fall 2027, sharpening undergraduate curriculum differentiation.
  • Miami University Tuition Promise freezes continuing students' tuition, room, and board for four years.

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Company News

Google
Jan 26th, 2023
Miami University's Redhawk Launch Accelerator selects 6 student-led companies for latest cohort

'These are revenue-generating ventures that are already making an impact on the real world, not just in Oxford but across the country.'