617 Financial Aid Advisor Jobs

“Good Enough”

Pros:  “great benefits and time off”

Cons:  “Minimalist approach to HR and employ7ee relations” – Full Review

“Overall I'm Satisfied”

Pros:  “Great benefits and decent pay make this a good place to work.”

Cons:  “Internal policies and procedures can be frustrating and not a ton of room for creativity.” – Full Review

“Difficult but challenging with great people”

Pros:  “How much they care about the students The level or corporate support The regional/Divisional teams are very professional High integrity of several executives.”

Cons:  “Travel and hours were very demanding Several senior executives have anger management problems” – Full Review

“Just as you'd imagine a library job: it's easy but with low pay.”

Pros:  “It's a government library job, so it's fairly stress-free and cushy. Given the unimportance of library work, you're pretty much free to take vacation or call in "sick…”

Cons:  “Unless you want to work at a library the rest of your life, it will do nothing for you with respect to legitimate professional experience (unless you're a top-level…” – Full Review

“Good way to break into professional life”

Pros:  “- Great initial training, with excellent trainer - Good benefits for single, healthy people - Excellent holiday/vacation package - Amazing office space - Fresh blood in…”

Cons:  “Management can be incompetent at times. Many line managers were promoted either out of necessity or because they were good coaches, which doesn't mean they are…” – Full Review

“Good company to work for. Good work life balance.”

Pros:  “Excellent work culture where clients are kings. Good benefits, and a very good work-life balance.”

Cons:  “May not be the best pay masters out there.” – Full Review