Montana State University Employer Reviews

As a Graduate Teaching Assistant, work was mainly determined by my schedule. I taught one three credit course a semester as well as four hours a week in the MSU Writing Center. I was generally free to conduct myself as I saw fit. The pay and benefits are on the low side of graduate-level fellowships, but it is possible to live on it.

I loved working for this organization. Departments, faculty and staff worked well with one another and genuinely wanted one another to succeed. There was a strong focus on student success and innovative thinking toward the future and improvement on the college as a whole.

The communications lab at Montana State University does very interesting work and is well funded by grants claimed by respected PIs. Bozeman is one of the most beautiful areas I have ever lived in. It has a friendly community as well as great culture.

I worked with students everyday and it was a pleasure helping them. College is a rewarding endeavor and it helps to aid others in that.

This review is for the MSU Office of Institutional Equity. The employees of this office are great! They are hard working and very supportive of one another. They were always willing to work around my class schedule. I learned an so much about the recruitment and hiring processes from these great co-workers!

I thoroughly enjoyed my experiences at Montana State University. The professors I got to know on a personal level and still keep in contact with many of them. I truly enjoyed student teaching while I was there and felt at home in the manufacturing facility and throughout campus. If given the chance I wouldn't change a thing about my experiences at Montana – more... State. – less

1. Set up the field, wash uniforms, manage the integrity of the athletic department
2. How to manage my time
3. Punctual
4. Always a pleasure to work with
5. keeping all the athletic progams in order
6. Traveling and the job it self i love sports

Great program if you are seeking a career in research or nutrition. A student has presented a oral presentation at the Annual meeting of the Northwest Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine for the past 8 years. However, not as strong in clinical exercise physiology. Would be great if they expanded and developed a PhD program.

Some departments are better to work for than others. It all depends on who you are working for, of course.

I worked at MSU as a student and gained valuable skills and work experience. It highly valued time management and customer service.

This is one of the the best jobs I have done till now. The only disadvantage it has it that its not offered in summer term. So one has to find a different job during summer term.

Great place to work and live. The salary was fair to low but the students, people, MSU staff and professor were among the best I have know.
I honestly regret moving to work somewhere else.