Accounts Receivable Clerk II

Provides professional customer service to students, families, sponsors and university departments in person, by telephone and by email concerning student and university accounts, including billing, scholarships, financial aid, outstanding and credit balances, payment and budget tuition plans. Requires knowledge of policies and procedures across operations of the Bursar's Office and understanding of key student areas such as Financial Aid, Registration, Housing and Dining, Health Center and Veterans services. Ensures compliance with federal regulations related to privacy and confidentiality of student and other customer information.

Experience working in a professional office providing excellent customer service to a diverse customer base;
Experience using general office equipment and computer software such as Word, Excel and Outlook;|Knowledge of accounts receivable practices;
Strong analytical skills including the ability to analyze, interpret and explain complex financial transactions excellent listening, verbal and written communication skills;
Strong organizational and time management skills;
Ability to work well under pressure with a high degree of accuracy;
Ability to work cooperatively in a team environment;
Ability to work without close supervision and handle diverse tasks and meet deadlines.

Experience interpreting and explaining university policies and procedures;
Experience utilizing Banner or similar relational database;
Demonstrated knowledge or experience of accounting and collection practices for receivables; A.S. or B.S. in accounting, business administration or similar.

3

Non-Exempt: Eligible for overtime

Restricted

Salary range $41,000-$43,000

40

May 8, 2025

The successful candidate will be required to have a criminal conviction check.

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