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Return to all Reviews- 5.0Oct 15, 2020Admissions ConsultantCurrent Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
great pay, recognition, work life balance, freedom, continued training
Cons
I can't think of any
- 5.0Jun 16, 2020Admissions ConsultantCurrent Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
Work life balance, companies outlook of doing what is best for the student, leadership, career road map. You know in black and white what is expected of you. The training for the AC position is the best I have ever been a part of, and I came in with 14 years of admissions under my belt. I feel my leadership wants my success as much as I do. You cannot ask for more from a company
Cons
None for me at this time
1 - 5.0Sep 14, 2018Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
Work/Life balance. Awesome 6 week training. Positive-ethical environment. They are about student success. I have been in higher education for over 8 years and this company is by far the best I've worked. Student and employee success, what more can I say.
Cons
None. At first I had to ask myself was this to good to be true..........
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Independence University Response6yThanks for the great feedback! Operating with integrity and values is of the upmost importance to us! We strive to provide the best training possible so we have confident, empowered employees. Stephanie Williamson
- 1.0Mar 9, 2022ManagerFormer Employee
Pros
Good work/life balance and flexibility
Cons
They don't listen to the employees and only have their best interest in mind
- 3.0Aug 6, 2019Financial PlannerCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsPhoenix, AZ
Pros
High pay for easy work, great work life balance
Cons
Poor benefits and no raises
1 - 5.0May 12, 2021Career Services AdvisorCurrent Employee, more than 1 yearSalt Lake City, UT
Pros
Ability to expand skill set, leadership development opportunities, work life balance, great morale
Cons
Task oriented and repetitive/unnecessary steps in work day, departments do not always communicate effectively, outdated KPI’s
- 5.0Feb 2, 2021Career Services AdvisorCurrent Employee, more than 8 yearsCheyenne, WY
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Adaptive, proactively seeks feedback from employees, good work/life balance
Cons
At the mercy of "one size fits all" accreditation standards
- 1.0Aug 10, 2015Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee, more than 3 years
Pros
Great pay wonderful employees, students and programs.
Cons
Run! There is no work life balance and they will threaten you with losing your job at every turn. Managers are hammered on to micro manage their teams. Admissions runs all of Finance from the top down and does not care about the controversial issues this creates for a school getting federal funding. Most work 11 to 13 hour days, and the morale is terrible you get beat up every single day. I can't wait to leave this place in the dust its not worth the money to put up with what they dish out.
3 - 5.0Apr 15, 2020Admissions ConsultantCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearSalt Lake City, UT
Pros
I looked for a job that I can work from home at for years since I have a little one. This job has exceeded my expectations! It is rewarding, challenging, and has great pay and benefits. I am able to have more of a work/life balance and I feel great at the end of the day knowing that I have a part in shaping people's future helping them enroll in school.
Cons
not really any cons unless you like to work around other people. I do not mind working remotely from home.
1 - 1.0Sep 9, 2022Site DeveloperCurrent Employee
Pros
Awful Leadership ripped off employees!
Cons
Leadership the worst, pay stunk, and no work life balance.
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