Ross University School of Medicine Reviews

Pros

Benefits and place of work

Cons

Have not found one yet. New to the company

Pros

Close relationships with faculty and students

Cons

The smell of clothing items never recovered

Pros

Amazing work environment Great co workers and managers Room to grow

Cons

Average wages High health insurance costs

Pros

Everything was great, especially working with the students.

Cons

None. Very enjoyable experience.

Pros

Pay is very good compared to similar jobs. Position roles are very narrow, which makes them easy. Company culture is about normal, maybe a bit more friendly. The people are great to work with. It's full of solid entry-level jobs. There are travel and project opportunities that can be great and often come with good overtime pay.

Cons

Narrow positions makes it harder to advance to new jobs and also can get very boring and unfulfilling. Not many internal promotions that mean anything, mostly just side steps with small increases in pay. This makes the hyper specialization particularly painful since it's hard to move on to better things. You have to build skills and certifications on your own outside the company, or take a lateral position somewhere else if you want to build your career (ironically, this might mean a pay-cut). They have the ability and access to allow flexible schedules and remote work under their parent corp (Adtalem) that they don't take advantage of. The leadership is very top-down, and it causes problems with people who do the work on the front lines, who could have helped smooth out the changes and the roll-out to students.

Pros

Small private university with friendly colleagues

Cons

Salary levels are low, regardless of experience