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      A great school - Adjunct Professor RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology) Employee Review

      4.0
      May 21, 2014
      Adjunct professor
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      Pros

      Smart students. A culture of innovation. Students have ambition. Teachers are inspiring. A world class technology and design school in Rochester NY. I enjoyed teaching here and would recommend it to any adjunct professor.

      Cons

      Low pay for adjuncts. Especially low for a 10 week class that meets twice a week. The campus is very dated and feels surprisingly dull for a cool technology and design school.

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      5.0
      Jun 27, 2026
      Student note taker
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      Pros

      Good if you are a student

      Cons

      I don't know of one off the top of my head

      5.0
      Jun 23, 2026
      Graduate research assistant
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      Pros

      Flexible hours and intellectual freedom Learn cutting-edge research skills daily Publish papers, present at conferences Supportive advisor and collaborative lab Strong mentorship and growth opportunities

      Cons

      Low pay, long unpredictable hours Funding and timeline feel uncertain Work-life balance often suffers greatly Progress depends heavily on advisor Limited benefits and job security

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