Admissions Intern Summer Application 2026-2027

Personal Information

Please view the description for the Notre Dame Undergraduate Admissions Intern role here. We expect applicants for this role to be rising sophomores or juniors, and to have prior experience working for, or volunteering with, Undergraduate Admissions. If you are a rising senior in a five year program, you are also invited to apply. Questions about this role, or interest in volunteering with admissions, can be directed to Maria Finan at maria.finan@nd.edu.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Please apply by April 11 for priority consideration. The role will remain open until filled. We assume all interns who start over the summer will continue as part of our team during the school year. Preference will be given to applicants who can work 35-40 hours per week; we will not hire applicants with less than 20 hours of availability per week. Admissions does NOT provide housing for interns.

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Net ID (ex. krockne)

ND ID # (902xxxxxx)

What is your expected graduation year?

Phone Number

Home Country

Home State or U.S. Territory

Hometown

Sex

Primary College and Major

Secondary College(s) and Major(s)

Minor(s), Supplementary Major(s), and/or other academic programs

Major 3 (if applicable)

Current Residence Hall Community

Have you worked on campus before?

Have you been an Admissions Tour Guide before?

Have you volunteered or worked with Undergraduate Admissions in any capacity during your time at Notre Dame?

If so, please list any involvement you have had with our office, including The Rally.

Please list any languages in which you are fluent (besides English)

What clubs and organizations are you involved with on campus?

List any additional honors or scholars programs you are involved with on campus (e.g. QuestBridge, Balfour, AnBryce, Glynn, Transformational Leadership Program, Business Honors Program, etc.)

If you have done research, internships, study abroad, or summer service programs, please provide a little bit of information about them here.

Availability

What date are you available to start as an intern?

What is the last day you are available this summer to be an intern?

How many hours per week are you available to work this summer? (Preference will be given for applicants with 35-40 hours per week of availability; we are not looking to hire applicants with less than 20 hours per week of availability).

Are you able to commit 2-6 hours per week on average to this role (during the school year)?

Did you study abroad, or are you planning to do so in the future?

If applicable, please list what semester and year you plan to study abroad. If you already studied abroad, please list that, too.

Intern Responsibilities

Which intern responsibilities are you interested in and why? (Please limit your response to 250 words or less)

I understand and agree that regardless of which responsibilities I ultimately assume, giving information sessions, as well as answering phone calls and emails are required aspects of this job. Repeated failure to meet the expectations for these responsibilities after training may result in termination.

Short Answer Questions (Please limit responses to approximately 150-200 words).

1. Dispel one common misconception that students might have about Notre Dame.

2. Why did you choose Notre Dame over the other schools to which you were admitted?

3. What do you think Undergraduate Admissions can do better when it comes to recruiting prospective students (or convincing admitted students to enroll)?

4. In three sentences or fewer, what is your unique story?

5. In a video response of 90 seconds or less, please briefly introduce yourself and answer the following questions: What is your favorite thing about Notre Dame? AND What is something you would like to to see change about Notre Dame?

Please include the link to your video here. We recommend sharing a Google Drive link. Make sure you have your permissions set so anyone at Notre Dame with the link can view it. If you have any trouble, feel free to email your video to tericks2@nd.edu.