Washington University Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I worked for Washington Adventist University for 2 years. The University is great and the supervisors are awesome, however, there is barely any room to move up or to receive a fair salary. I would not recommend working for this University for anyone interested unless you are interested in a job with low pay."

"Great place to work as a student"

"I have worked for Washington University in St Louis for over a year and it is wonderful. The administration is on top of all duties, and the research here is amazing."

"I just worked as an RA for my professor and conduct finance research and data analysis. It's a great experience, but I don't know too much about overall school."

"I've worked at WAU for over 3 years now and love the community and experiences. The community is a tightly-knit group that are welcoming towards all."

"My review is pretty good in general."

"Well-Recognized University in St Louis."

"Very nice place to start career. Good for students, they can work and study."

"It is a good place for students to work part-time."

"The GWU is a good university, and I am proud to be a graduate student here."

"I worked for UW Tacoma for two quarters as a workshop facilitator, and I found the experience to be very enjoyable. My supervisor was very pleasant and it was an extremely fun atmosphere to work in."

"I worked as a lab researcher for a year in the Rider group. I was able to work independently and in groups. We had freedom to do what we thought was necessary with some guidance. Lab mates were great and it was a lot of fun."

"The George Washington University has been providing good facility for graduate students, who like to work in academic field in future. The salary is not very good but I think it is good opportunity to improve you skills and find better job after finishing your contract with them."

"The George Washington University is a excellent place that I can improve my skills."

"I enjoyed my time as a Graduate Teaching Assistant with the GWU School of Business. It was a different experience to be an assistant to a professor at another school from being a law student yourself. I would highly recommend anybody looking for an on-campus job to work with my professor."