Texas Southern University
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Texas Southern University Employer Reviews

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A workplace full of opportunities for future growth and enjoyable.
Data Collections Clerk (Current Employee), Houston, TX –
TSU is a great university to work for, especially while completing courses. Everyday was challenging due to the open network of people and the type of services provided. The most memorable moments, is helping students with projects.
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Productive and fun enviroment with friendly staff.
Administrative Graduate Assistant (Current Employee), Houston, TX –
I went to undergrad and graduate school here so it has been great working here. While it has allowed me an opportunity for growth and advancement in my career I am leaving to seek more career-focused jobs.
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Top Institution to work for.
Instructional Designer (Former Employee), Administrative Building of TSU –
Texas Southern University has been a rewarding and supportive institution. Benefits are good, organization and the culture of the University has been beyond the norm.
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productive, fun workplace
Office Assistant (Former Employee), houston, TX –
My schedule was flexible enough to be able to take classes. Was able to learn about what all it entails to make my department work effectively(gained hands on HVAC experience).
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Texas Southern University has been designated as "a special purpose institution of higher education for urban programming." – Read more