Brown Mackie College Employer Reviews

I've learned quality healthcare skills that will prepare me for potential growth.

If you are new to teaching and have a passion, Brown Mackie will allow you to gain that experience.

Always put student First. All faculties know their students by name and care about them,

The different degrees offered are very interesting and suitable for the students.

Was an interesting place to work at. Got to know a lot of people and built many friendships that I have carried on even after leaving.

Manage, coach and develop a team of 13 admissions reps Assist admissions reps with closing of prospective students utilizing specific tools.
Assist with weekly performance improvement training involving admissions reps.
Daily appointment tracking utilizing admissions and financial aid calendars.
Daily phone calls to prospective students setting appointments – more... for interviews and tours.
Set and achieve monthly enrollment goals.
Set and achieve monthly student referral goals with follow up to ensure starts – less

Job came as a Blessing. And ended horribly .... This page is making me post a Review .... I really do not care to post anything about this place ... I just want a Job here in Florida ......

A typical day was getting to your desk 1st thing make sure you do not have any messages from students, check in with the office to see if there is anything new for the day, then back to desk to look through your calender to see what your agenda was going to look like. I learned about listening more than talking, to feel peoples needs and help them with – more... that. Management was ok, too many people trying to be the boss. The hardest part of my job was making sure I was picking the right program for the students. And I just really liked helping people better their furtures. – less

Brown Mackie San Antonio is a great place to work for any one in the higher level educational field. The instructors I've had the opportunity to work with are some of the most dedicated professionals I ever had the priveledge to work with. The best part of my day would be helping a student realize that education is the way to go and not give up on their – more... goals of acheiving it. The worst part of my day is when "life" happens to a student and they have no choice but to abandon their goals. – less

All of my experience was in healthcare administration and not formal teaching. I was provided with approximately 45 minutes of training and then told not to worry too much as these students were not likely to "ever go to Harvard". I was set up for failure and, as a result, so were my students.

Business comes before education. You are expected to achieve unrealistic goals with an at-risk population. This school system takes on a whole new meaning to open enrollment. It is almost impossible to be ethical and successful.

Management was difficult to deal with most days. The staff was great to work with and very helpful. My co-workers were amazing. The hardest part of the job was to stay motivated when talking to some of the students, knowing that most of them really were not going to be able to benefit from the field they were looking into.

I enjoy my co-workers and helping the people who wants to better themselves.

I have personally grown and learned a great deal about Higher Education.

Many techno changes. Co-workers were friendly enough. This was a part-time, adjunct, part-time job for me.

I am still going to this school and so far I dont see any real problems except the transportation they give us a small shuttle to ride on and they dont seem to want to change that.

I was ranked number in Sales within this office and retained the title the entire time I was there.

I worked in the Registrars office and worked with Admissions and Financial Aid. Everyone was dedicated to the best interest of the students. The teachers and administration were warm and compassionate.

lots of phone time, sitting, cube life, interviewing projected students. 9-6pm time frame, big on the metrics/numbers

Assisting Financial Services Dept. My day varied depending of the need. I got to know the whole college staff, and learn parts of their jobs just by watching. I also helped students with questions they had about their financial aide.