641 Graduate Student Scholar Jobs

“Very nice people and place to work for.”

Pros:  “It's a leading educational organization in the country.”

Cons:  “Salaries are not very high nor competitive.” – Full Review

“Good Enough”

Pros:  “great benefits and time off”

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

“Great”

Pros:  “People here are almost friendly. Excellent medical insurance. Good work and life balance. Many facilities on campus. Tuition reduction for me and spouse.”

Cons:  “Salary is normal, compare with industry. Need pay for the parking. Too hot in Tucson during summer. Too dry as well.” – Full Review

“Great think tank learning experience”

Pros:  “Extremely intelligent peers Nice cafeteria Great location Good work-life balance”

Cons:  “Limited career growth Limited peer interaction” – Full Review

“Difficult place to work unless you are firmly in the Baptist tradition.”

Pros:  “Excellent location, emphasis on campus, facility building and enrollment increases, decent benefits package except for health insurance. Many excellent facilities. Decent…”

Cons:  “Micromanaging environment, regular lack of honesty, poor health insurance. Some poor facilities, but they are scheduled for improvement. Some students have poor…” – Full Review

“Staff Assistant Review”

Pros:  “Very supportive environment, great co-workers and work/life balance. Compensation is very competitive.”

Cons:  “Very decentralized, makes some projects difficult.” – Full Review

“It was a great learning opportunity”

Pros:  “Fun, learning experience, excited, self directed, room for growth”

Cons:  “unstructured, lack of motivation from some members” – Full Review

“Working at GMU has been a helpful, rewarding, and successful experience.”

Pros:  “GMU is very flexible when it comes to scheduling, working around the student's availability presented by class load. Inside the IT department, all employees and management…”

Cons:  “The ResTech job itself within the IT department was fairly easy and paid decently for a quarter-time (10 hr) student, but the job wasn't very technically…” – Full Review