3.0
Sep 19, 2014
Admissions Advisor AND Medical office instructor (at different times)
Former employee, more than 1 year
Clovis, CA
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Pros
They had really good medical and dental benefits, and they were not that expensive (in 2008-2010). Also the pay wasn't too bad. I felt like I did have a lot of autonomy both in my classroom and as an admissions rep, which was nice. As long as I did my job, no one really questioned me as to how it was happening
Cons
You have to lie to the people you are trying to get to sign up for school, and its hard to work in a place where no one is getting their money's worth. The jobs that most of these people are paying almost 20K to train for (or even more!) may start out at minimum wage when they get out of school. Also, as an admissions rep, I was sometimes forced to work overtime, even up to some 12 hour days!