Pros
The benefits are great, after 6 months you can begin working toward a degree for virtually free. You also get ample time off (over 3 weeks), and they contribute a good amount toward your retirement.
Cons
The work environment is completely unprofessional. Coworkers use profanity toward one another, people often come in late/leave early, there's a lot of malicious gossiping, the pay is low (lower then discussed in initial offer), the co-workers rarely hold themselves accountable for mistakes they've made, and the setup is very inefficient, which has created poor communication between departments and between university officials and the students. There's also a lack of easy to locate work resources (often times you have to go a round about way to find a simple answer to a question) and there's no cohesion with outlying campuses.