Everest University Employer Reviews

This so called school is a joke, they don't care about the students, just the government MONEY! $21,000 for a 720 hour class, the county trade school for electrician is $3500 for a 1200 hour class

Great place of work with benefits and compensation. Taught students the skill sets needed to be a licensed massage therapist.

Overall a great work place but lacks in compensation for their employees.

My day at Everest University was always a pleasant environment and friendly, I've learned something new almost every week to help with being a more productive employee, management was always helpful in giving a listening ear to new ideas& bringing in new ideas. the co-workers were always friendly, the hardest part of the job was rude and unsatisfied – more... students, the easiest part of the job was solving the students problems, concerns and questions to make their education more enjoyable and changing their lives. – less

Job includes managing a classroom as well as integrating new material to students who are at a below average level academically.

I feel that this company is a very satisfying place to work. I have served as a Federal Worstudy and I have enjoyed my position working with all the staff.

A typical day at work was very busy. I was able to expand my skills. Planning events, luncheons, etc were the fun part. Co-workers were fabulous group of people.

Everest University is very professional. The staff is always pleasant and drama is never a part of work.

1.Very fast paced environment at times
2. I learned to multitask
3. Management was very understanding and flexible with hours
4. Co-workers were very dedicated fun and focused
5. Trying to finish all my task of the day
6. Being able to be up and about and social, not always stuck in an office the entire day

My day is spent helping students in the tutoring center any way they need. If they'd like me to proofread their assignments or help them create a stunning PowerPoint Presentation for class, I'm more than happy to help. I also frequently tutor students in introductiory math, english, science and social studies to help them attain their GED and, hopefully – more... enroll at everest. I also administer the Wonderlic SLE test and frequently proctor make-up exams or finals. – less

Faculty very supportive. As in most proprietary, for-profit institutions, the culture is one of negative reinforcement due to lack of managerial experience. Students were wonderful and, with support---both academic and personal--tended to do quite well.

After my hire upper management did not want to pay for a degreed person, wanted people to do the work of 3-4 (after I left doubled the department from what I was told.) Focused more on sales than funding or what was best for the students

My current duties are to help enrolling students and give information.

Great student population. Fun co-workers & excellent benefits. I have learned how to relate to various individuals from many cultures and walks of life. I have also learned to deal and cope with a Management style that is not always easy to comprehend. The most difficult part of the job is accepting that the leadership style is often not inclusive and – more... that change in people and systems often require patience and time. The most enjoyable part of the job is the opportunity to provide transformation in my life and the lives of others. – less

Excellent company, well organized, very talented staff, get the job done. Learned team work, increase educational know through in house classes and CEU's. Taught students who had a passion for learning and those who didn't realize how talented they were. Enjoyed when my students came back and said I GOT THE JOB. Coworkers were very helpful, outstanding. – more... I worked hard hours and went out of my way to do what every it took to get the job done. Sometimes it was hard when we didn't have enough staff members, but for this organization I would do it again. Hardest part about the job was leaving. – less

Excellent company, well organized, very talented staff, get the job done. Learned team work, increase educational know through in house classes and CEU's. Taught students who had a passion for learning and those who didn't realize how talented they were. Enjoyed when my students came back and said I GOT THE JOB. Coworkers were very helpful, outstanding. – more... I worked hard hours and went out of my way to do what every it took to get the job done. Sometimes it was hard when we didn't have enough staff members, but for this organization I would do it again. Hardest part about the job was leaving. – less

* Great co-works
* Every day you learn something new about Financial Aid that you did not know.
* Take one Webinar a week on specific subject

Call prospective students to tour the campus. Learned about every program offered at the university. The management team was not the best. Co workers where all supportive and kind.

Lots of contact with students either in person or over phone. Never had to sit looking at the clock wondering what you were going to do until quitting time. Director was very hands on with the duties of our office. Director had a relaxed management style that made the office atmosphere fun and light in a stressful job. Co-workers all pitched in to help – more... who ever was busy. Any collection job can be difficult in dealing with people who don't want to pay and avoid you or the ones that would love to pay but are living out of their cars. Being a people person the students were a joy to get to know and you felt the pride that their families felt when they walked across the stage at graduation. – less

The school has a fast paced environment wih excellent instructors.