Pros
They pay you. Dave (the assistant director of admissions- the only one there who knows how to manage people), and the occasional awesome student.
Cons
Minimum of 80 phone calls a day- They call it admissions, but its a call center. Then you spend 45 minutes getting to know someone so you can sell them an unaccredited program that will put them 50K in debt (the RN program). It's impossible to do your job and sleep at night. Morals aside, the hours that this company asks you to keep completely destroys any semblance of a work/life balance. You will work every other Saturday, christmas eve, labor day, new years eve, the night before Thanksgiving (until 9 PM, might I add). Every week you have two late days and two early days so you wont have a consistent sleep schedule either. Working till 9 PM and then being at work at 8 AM the next day takes a toll on your body. I have not a single nice thing to say about the medical director of admissions, Jason. The technical DOA, Mike, has a good heart, which almost makes the daily harassment acceptable. Almost. No bonuses, awful health insurance, highest raise they gave out this year was 2%.