Driving Operational Excellence and Team Success - Management Mildred Elley Employee Review

Working for two plus years at Mildred Elley College, the administration has always been very professional and receptive to teachers' opinions. The students are all pursuing careers in the medical field and are a joy to teach. My own experience as a professor at ME is one of great fulfillment in the classroom. I also feel a part of the educational process at a higher level. The administration seeks out my input on educational matters. It is very important for a professor to be asked for input and to have one's opinions considered valuable. My immediate bosses include me in decisions and seek out my expertise in recruitment and retention of students. One of my classes is Freshman Seminar, which is the first class new students take. So it's important for me to be, in a sense, the "face of the school" to these students. I'm gratified the administration trusts me in that role. Great place to work, in the Wall Street area of Manhattan.

I wish we had other campus locations in the city.

Earned a paycheck, some friendly faces.

Your job is to manipulate students to sign up for a greedy private, for-profit college that sets them up to fail. Check the graduation rate for students on all campuses. Students do not get the resources they need to pass and so they fail and have to re-take (and are re-charged) for the same classes over and over. Working here, you willingly participate in (primarily) poor and working class (many teenagers right out of high school, unsure of how college works) students being exploited for every dime. It is soulless work, and I felt like a horrible person when I went into work each day. As another reviewer mentioned, we're not making the lives of students better. We're signing them up for something which the vast majority of them will benefit from (again, please google those graduation rates). We're just making the senior management/execs even more wealthy. Even if you really need the paycheck, there are many low-salary positions like this available that don't make you lesser.