New Mexico State University Employer Reviews

I worked Graveyard shift mainly but I never encountered a problem with working for this company.

NMSU computing systems and student labs are top notch accommodations to use and monitor.

We worked under contracts with the government and it was stressful every time they came up for renewal. Employees are expected to know many different areas in the office administration.

A typical day at work included helping anywhere from 18-120 students a day. I learned how to be patient with people whom are angry or upset. We also work with disability students, so I learned to work with them as well. The hardest part of the job is keeping up with who seen what student and what students still needed help. I loved being able to help – more... students with different tasks. I really enjoyed when I got positive feedback from the students that I helped. All of my co-workers were very down to Earth and easy to talk to. – less

I worked at NMSU for approx. 17 years.I expanded my knowledge, had great benefits,met wonderful and interesting people and always knew that I had job security. The most difficulty I had with the job was the physical aspect(I was a groundskeeper) and at times it was very frustrating communicating with management about getting supplies.

New Mexico State University's School of Business offered many work-study programs for graduate students to utilize their skills and education in various departments. I was assigned to the marketing department, where I gained experience with marketing research, database management and analysis, technical writing, and teaching.

Progressive atmosphere and have workstudy compensation. Really enjoyed the time worked for them and gained skills to use throughout my working experiences!