Everest Institute Employer Reviews

The office environment was nice. Management had strange ways of communicating things to you. There was no stability as an Admissions Representative. They were being hired/fired/laid off and quitting.
The best part was enrolling students and changing their lives for the better. The worst........being laid off before ever getting to see them graduate.

Enjoyed my experience with the orgainization while making a difference in changing lives.

The job consist of you handling and monitoring all student's accounts who are either with a private loan lender or in house school payments.

Typical day run reports, counsel students, handled grades, attendance, interact with instructors and directors.

Scheduled special student functions:
graduation
student appreciation days
Seasonal holidays and such

The company has a great foundational platform, but putting words into action can be another thing. I have learned a lot working for this company, and will take my experiences with me as I move up in my career. The management team is hardworking, and I love my working alongside my co-workers. The hardest part of my job is knowing when to let go, because – more... you cannot care more than what your students do. The most enjoyable part of my job is seeing a students dream become a reality! – less

high turnover, no values and poor management. Phone based sales

Responsible for coordinating and communication Financial Literacy programs on campus.
Responsible for coordinating and communicating Entrance and Exit Loan Counseling processes on campus
Responsible for overseeing and executing on special projects as assigned by Cohort Default Rates Leadership.

A typical day at work for me includes ;going to different schools in my territory to partner in offering Presentations to their seniors, Giving energetic and inspiring workshops , Sharing upcoming events with students and staff , and partnering with the schools to sponsor events . The most enjoyable part about what I do is the presenting and building – more... the relationships with the schools . I am at my best when I am out in the community sharing information , volunteering and presenting . The least enjoyable part would be the wear and tear on the vehicle and the compensation not matching the amount of travel. – less

The best part of my day was being able to meet with students, who were looking for a way to change their lives through education. This began prior to student walking in for appointment. My typical day began with building a rapport with the caller/student on the phone. Listening to the reasons for that change thus giving them a compelling reason to come – more... & visit the campus.
Management assisted the representatives with building morale, training to achieve success while maintaining a professional yet motivating atmosphere.
If I had to give the hardest part of my job, it would definitely be the student who wanted to start school but for circumstances beyond his/her control, was unable to do so. This could have been for financial reasons or non-support parent/spouse. – less

A great starting opportunity for freshers and people with an interest in teaching and helping other people

Everest was a great company it's just management seems to never be able to handle it's staff.

They helped me to work around school and people there was very concerned on how you were

Learned all aspect of for profit schools.
Teamwork
marketing and recruiting new students.
Graduations: the most enjoyable part of the job.

I worked as Medical assistant lead instructor and pharmacy technician lead instructor

Helping students to obtain a diploma in the medical field really made me feel good. Sometimes when I went to the med center or a doctors office I would run into some of our graduates and was able to talk to them about how things were going. I enjoyed seeing them happy helping patients.

Lots of students.
Many of them willing to learn
the hardest part of the job is leaving at the end of the day.
The most enjoyable part of the job is the students

Typical day at work was great got to help the teachers and students with whatever the requirements were for the day. I learned how to teach the subjects the students were learning.The co- workers were great always keeping me busy in the different departments teaching me different strategies. The students let me help them with resumes, cover sheets, – more... it was a great experience. – less

I loves working here. I liked how everyday I had tasks I had to achieve.

Taught various dental related content both hands on and lecture. Enjoyed being apart of the students success and also enjoyed working with and for great team oriented people. I loved my job.

If you are looking for an unethical company, this is it. They set their students up for failure by registering students in programs they can not very successfully get a job in.