Lone Star College
Happiness rating is 79 out of 100
4.3 out of 5 stars.
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Lone Star College Careers and Employment

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About the company

  • Founded
    1972
  • Company size
    5,001 to 10,000
  • Industry
    Education
  • Headquarters
    Tomball, TX
  • Link
    Lone Star College website
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Jobs

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Education & Instruction

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Management

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Administrative Assistance

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Salaries

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Popular Roles

Executive Director
$103,265 per year
Director of Nursing
$79,960 per year
Youth Specialist
$9.31 per hour

Administrative Assistance

Senior Staff Assistant
$12.02 per hour
Student Assistant
$7.25 per hour
Financial Aid Coordinator
$10.92 per hour

Community & Social Service

Program Coordinator
$15.40 per hour
Program Specialist
$12.61 per hour
Student Advisor
$17.10 per hour

Education & Instruction

Adjunct Faculty
$45.75 per hour
Tutor
$16.44 per hour
Proctor
$11.44 per hour
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Rating overview

Rating is calculated based on 708 reviews and is evolving.

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Reviews

Project Manager in Houston, TX
on August 1, 2022
Productive and Fun Place
- Good benefits and work & life balance. - Work can be challenging but management supports the employees- Great place to learn and grow. - lots of time off
Receptionist in Humble, TX
on July 20, 2022
Fun workplace
Working there was education all on its own. There was really no disfunction with working and if you needed help people were able to do so. Had the ability to be with nice people, get work done in between and provide help to people in need
Federal Work Study Student in Houston, TX
on July 7, 2022
Enjoyable environment and manageable workload.
Each day was compiled of similar tasks. Those included calling, emailing and having virtual meetings with students to inform them about their questions or programs they might want to join. As well as, informing students about their responsibilities from already being in set programs.
Staff in Texas
on July 1, 2022
Okay but has issues
Pay is okay depending on the job. They will start you out at lowest salary possible coming in. Hard to move up to admin position if you are not part of a protected class. Used to be better but now incorporating everything Woke. Some supervisors are vindictive and don’t want their staff looking better than them at alt cost. Coworkers are very supportive and kind. Lots of workshops and professional development opportunities that are nice but don’t necessarily lead to advancement.
Adjunct Professor in Montgomery, TX
on June 16, 2022
Excellent place to work
In my seven years of teaching here, I am so pleased with the support staff of not only the Human Services Department, but the entire college system. The environment is strongly geared to both students and staff success.
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Interview insights

Insights from 171 Indeed users who have interviewed with Lone Star College within the last 5 years.

Favorable experience
Interview is average
Process takes about a week

Interview Questions

I was asked about my pedagogical methodology. They also asked what kind of a historian I was. They asked how I would handle class discussions.

Shared on August 21, 2020

How much teaching experience I had. Did I have experience using a smart board? Did I have experience teaching adults?

Shared on May 8, 2020

I was asked what experience I had running my own classes, managing my own assignments, and adhering to the curriculum without supervision. I find that once a new adjunct survives a semester, they have developed the skills to work independently. I was also asked what support I would need to succeed--I answered truthfully, and said "not much at all." Independence is definitely a strength of a wise adjunct.

Shared on April 5, 2019
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