Texas State University Employer Reviews

I learned valuable knowledge about the field of dietetics from professors that are highly respected.

As a graduate student,

A typical day included classes, instructing classes or labs, and lots of time in the laboratory synthesizing compounds.

Typical work day go in and find a way to get things done. I have learned how to deal with complex people. Co-workers are a blast. The hardest part of the job is the hours during season. The most enjoyable part of the job is ???

very chill, nice professors, i enjoy working there, management: the lady in charge of the time sheets is very rude, she needs to learn how to speak proper English and some communication skills class.

Not a bad place to work at all. Lots of perks and a huge budget for hardware makes it interesting at times.

Worked well with school schedule

Learned a lot

Everyone was great

The day starts and ends with teaching and reaching out to students. It is a great enviroment with a great faculty and staff.

Worked for college newspaper. Good people, great experience.

Working as a tutor enhanced not only my mathematics, problem solving, and programming skills, but it also enhanced my social skills, work ethic and patience as well. I am thankful for the wonderful opportunity that changed my life.

Low pay, but its a great job if you like teaching and helping others.

You have to network your way into the departments. Get to know the professors.

It is always good to work in a university like Texas State University.

Working as a Computer Lab Assistant and a Night Desk Worker, you get to interact with all kinds of people.

I worked as a tutor for my University (while I was working towards my B.S.). This job was not meant to be long term. Overall, I enjoyed my time with my students and with the staff.

A perfect college student job. Flexible hours, study time was allotted , boss was a student for simple communication and understanding.