Colorado Technical University Reviews

Pros

ctu, ctu, ctu, ctu, ctu

Cons

Good school to attend very accelerated so a lot of extra studying is need to really understand and have a takeaway from each class.

Pros

Extremely low pay for a professor. They pump 40-plus people in a class and pay roughly 1350 a class. Most people only get to teach 1 class at a time. That's right... two students to pay for the instructor (worth in tuition) and 38 for profit. It takes 3 years to get a raise IF you qualify. With 1300 or so part-time instructors, and hardly any full-time instructors, can you really trust this school? Oh, and for fun, throw in 0 benefits. :)

Cons

I listed the pros as a con because, let's be honest, $`300 a class is dirt cheap to pay for an instructor. No pay raises at all except every three years, and only then, if you qualify. Avoid working for this school at all costs, unless you just need some work experience. Even then, is it worth it?

Pros

Outreach methods to students are great. Always encouraged and positive vibe from the school.

Cons

Courses and five weeks so can be a short turnaround time. However, once you prep for one course, it's not much to prep for others.

Pros

People on team were nice

Cons

Stressful goals were hard to achieve

Pros

CTU is reliable place to work

Cons

however, they do not pay well.

Pros

Most of the leadership really cares. You can make a major impact on students. Working from home is pretty great too.

Cons

The benefits aren't the greatest (kind of expensive for families), but they cover a lot, which is very nice.

Pros

The pay is good there.

Cons

The metrics are very hard to meet and there's a huge turnover rate.

Pros

Great Team Lead who was always very helpful and encouraging.

Cons

not many full time opportunities

Pros

Very helpful staff that helps student’s

Cons

Work is too much. Need more people

Pros

The only pro I can think of is that it was a work from home position.

Cons

Micro management. Also, I was told that we assist students that call in wanting to attend our online university. But I’m reality, we called and harrassed people to try to force them to stay on the phone to enroll into a school. We received their numbers from online when people enter their numbers on job sites. So if you didn’t force enough people to enroll into school for the week then you’re penalized. You were also expected to read a very detailed and verbatim script which included asking about their personal lives (literally was expected to ask them how their parents and loved ones felt about them returning to school). It was absolutely ridiculous to say the least.