Texas Tech University reviews

Disorganized and slow administration. Departments vary in quality. Health benefits are marginal. To give an example, the university's dental plan was accepted by only four providers in the city (population 225K). Of these, only two were accepting new patients. Of those two, a quick Google search revealed that one had pending felony charges for assaulting a former employee. That leaves only one dentist to choose from. His office was run entirely by assistants and I never even met him.

I used to have so much respect for Texas Tech, however, with this administration of President Bailey, there has been a shift in change management. Campus-wide, 20-somthings are being hired into critical roles that are high level and carry much areas of responsibilities. They are replacing employees who have a vast amount of experience and replacing them with a younger age group with little or no experience. Therefore, I suppose if you are in your 20s and with little experience, go ahead and apply for a vice president position, you are sure to get it!