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Enjoyed carrying out being a student and a work study...
Work Study (Former Employee), Albany, NY – May 8, 2013
Pros: getting my associate degrees
I really didn't learn nothing I did not know all ready like filing, copying, faxing, answering phone, and light computer duties working in the academic department. The staff over all was great to work with and I enjoyed working there and being a student there was awesome.
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Personalized Education
Technology Program Director (Former Employee), Rochester, NY – April 30, 2013
Pros: good co-workers that are passionate about education
Cons: challenging environment when enrollment is low and positions are eliminated. (as was mine)
Bryant & Stratton College meets the needs of students who need small classroom environments and personalized education.

As the Program Director for Network, Security, Office and IT Mobile App Dev Technology, I had the opportunity to teach technology classes, mentor students, hire, supervise and coach part time faculty. The hardest part of the job was – more... watching some students fail in spite of the extra help they received. The most enjoyable part of the job was watching students succeed that tried really hard. – less
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Gained Experience of field, before i graduated!
IT Department Federal Work Study Student (Former Employee), Orchard Park, NY – April 25, 2013
Installation of Software Updates
Troubleshoot computer, printer and copier issues
Reset student/staff user names and passwords
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Great People
Assistant Technology Coordinator (Former Employee), Syracuse, NY – April 18, 2013
Pros: good people
Cons: horrible health benefit
I loved working at B&S and was sad to be laid off. If they called me today, I would go back instantly with no reservations.
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Very productive workplace
Financial Aid Advisor (Former Employee), Cleveland, OH – March 28, 2013
Pros: tuition reimbursement
Cons: healthcare
Very productive workplace. Always busy, enjoyed assisting students
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Learned people skills and customer service techniques
Student Information Technology Assistant (Former Employee), Buffalo, NY – March 7, 2013
I learned how to become a selfstarter and think outside the box.
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Challenging but fair and fun place to work
Financial Aid Advisor (Former Employee), Milwaukee, WI – February 20, 2013
Pros: fair management/ great staff
Cons: pay/ advancement
A typical day was not bad. They had decent processes to help employees work easier. I learned a lot from the staff and they were always willing to help. Hardest part of the job was completeing report because it was a busy environment. I enjoyed working with the staff in my department and management was fair.
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nice place to work
Receptionist (Former Employee), Syracuse, NY – February 15, 2013
fast paced environment with friendly management that helps you out whenever you need it. busy as is it a school
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Overly competitive and territorial admissions team with poor leadership.
Admission Representative (Former Employee), Eastlake, OH – February 15, 2013
Pros: meeting prospective students with interesting life stories.
Cons: competitiveness, hostile work environment, poor training, awful supervisor, selling lies, having a job that promotes poor ethics.
Prepare yourself to have a vicious pack of wolves released on you. Instead of wanting to better the lives of students all that matters is the quota. Your co workers will be the first tell your supervisor about your every minor mistake during training, and will harass you for calling the leads that were assigned to you. The supervisors will train you – more... by contradicting themselves constantly to try whatever manipulative strategies they want to try to enroll students that week. They will tell you to try a strategy then tell you how wrong you were for doing it. This is a sales job in which you will be highly skilled in the ways of stalking uninterested leads via high volume phone calls. The number one priority is to meet the quota even if that means enrolling unmotivated students who will drop out after a week. Or enroll those who can't afford the expense of college in the first place and sign them up for years of debt. Stay away! – less
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productive work environment
Admissions Coordinator Assistant (Former Employee), Parma, OH – January 28, 2013
learned great interpersonal skills and multitasking. Learned how to manage work and school life.
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Productive and fun work place
Financial Aid Assistant (Current Employee), Cleveland, OH – January 18, 2013
Pros: scholarships opportunities
Cons: short breaks
I enjoy attending school here, and being able to work at the school. It's a great place to meet people from all over the country. Great advancement opportunities.
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fun place to work
Peer Tutor (Former Employee), Rochester, NY – January 14, 2013
Pros: school and work
Cons: school and work
A fun place to work and go to school at the same time. Helping peers puts you a great place in spirit and mind.
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Great learning environment
Medical Assisting, A.O.S., GPA 3.5 (Former Employee), Rochester, NY – January 9, 2013
I was a mom and a full-time employee and Bryant and Stratton made it possible for me to attain my degree. The small class sizes also helped me be more confident.
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Administrative Assisting (Current Employee), Albany, NY – December 26, 2012
Manage daily schedules, usually for multiple people within their organization. Tasks involved with coordinating company meetings include scheduling and setting up conference rooms, securing proper equipment, arranging for video conferencing, sending reminders and arranging catering.ect
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Financial Aide/Business front desk
Financial Aid/Business Office front desk (Current Employee), Eastlake, ohio – December 20, 2012
I was a work study student. It really had not fiture we are only allowed to work until we graduate.
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Student Services
Academic Receptionist (Current Employee), Hampton, VA – December 8, 2012
Pros: working with students on the daily basis
Working for Student Services has been the best experience I have ever had. After working here over the past semesters as work study and now as as part time receptionist I really see myself working in education
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Enjoy coming to work
Administrative Assistant (Current Employee), Richmond, VA – December 7, 2012
Pros: great co-workers, convienent, on campus child care
Cons: the pay for work study is only minimum wage and you can only work part time
My experience at BSC as a student and work study has been great. I have had the opportunity to work with people that are experts in their fields and have gained as much education out of the classroom as I have in the classroom. I intend on applying for a job at the new campus that is opening in a city nearby and relocating there after I receive my degree.
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Highly demanding for a 2 year school, with many required tasks and assignments.
Instructor (Former Employee), Colonie NY – December 6, 2012
Pros: the helpfulness of my colleagues in guiding me through my first teaching experience.
Cons: diffusion of overall purpose of the course, owing to a multiplicity of unrelated assignments the students were expected to fulfill.
Classroom teaching consisted of two 80 minute lectures taught twice per week. Course administration required 16 hours weekly grading the 15+ assignments the students were required to accomplish, preparing course material, establishment of guidelines regulating curriculum goals, and various administrative tasks that were assigned by the College Administration. – more... My fellow teachers were very helpful in guiding me through the process of constructing a philosophy course at Bryant & Stratton, which was a highly regulated corporate production requiring the fulfillment of many specific tasks related to the inculcation of skills useful in the business world which were not specific to the indicated field of study. The hardest part of the job was learning to construct a course according to the corporate rubrics which were utilized at Bryant and Stratton, which I labored very hard to fulfill. The most enjoyable part was the student interaction, and the steady progression I made in mastering the Bryant & Stratton teaching methodology, which was far different as the product of a business school paradigm from the norm I had come to expect in the humanities. – less
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Productive workplace
Work Study/Administrative Assistant (Former Employee), Cleveland, OH – December 2, 2012
This was during the time that I was seeking my Associate's degree. It helped me out alot to understand the material that I was studying and gave me the hands on experience that I need in this field.
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I love B&S and the staff here is great!
Library Aid (Current Employee), Hampton, VA – November 30, 2012
I love B&S and the staff here is great! They are fun and make working here exciting always something going on
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About Bryant & Stratton College

Bryant & Stratton College, Inc. is a preeminent provider of career,focused, outcomes-based, proprietary, postsecondary education, – Read more