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Working at Florida National University
I have been working at Florida National University since 1996; the institution has always been a great supporter of my education. The team interactions here are great. The most important feeling is to know that Florida National University is helping students achieve their goals and paving the way for a successful future. The staff, professors and associates work to provide a successful and productive learning experience. Since I have been working here, I have had the opportunity to meet some amazing people, both students and coworkers.


Very family oriented work environment but very competitive and extremely sales (Student enrollments) driven. Provides Good  customer service in order to help to the each current and potential student. Personally I always worked closely on and off campus with students to help them identify and determine their educational and career goals. Recruit, inform, conduct interviews and enroll prospective students in the programs available at the University along with marketing and representing at several events throughout South Florida.

No benefits until you work there 365 days. Many positions that are “salary” are NOT salaried here. They will discount you the hours if you are late and will not give you overtime if you go over 40 hours. So salaried in the sense that you are capped, but you cant miss an hour or two like any other salaried position. You need to clock in and out and are constantly being watched on cameras by ALL THREE of the Deans, all day. Its unsettling honestly. The assistant deans basically just watch cameras and nap in the offices. On start dates, you need to work 13+ hours in one day (the whole university does) and you only get one break. It’s an outdated school with outdated benefits and customs. Just beware

As an employee of FNU, I have had nothing but been a very positive experience. All of management has made me feel very welcomed and has shown eagerness to aid me in any questions about projects or tasks I may have. In addition, Management and my fellow coworkers all have created an environment of easy communication, flexibility and a willingness to help wherever they can. Not only has management and my fellow coworkers created a positive work environment but also their positive reinforcement inspires me and in doing so, creates a perfectly functioning system where all the parts are vital, appreciated and working towards a common goal.

A typical day is getting ask how many enrollments you will have by the end of the day a soon as you walking. All eyes are in top of admission so you cannot even go to the bathroom or some will be looking for you. I learn nothing if you come from Cuba like me, other wise you will learn what a communism is about. Work culture is mostly Hispanic and if you get lucky as i did you well meet good people(co-workers) in your time there. The hardest part of the job is try to enroll people you know is not prepare to succeed in a career, but the pressure from the management team is a lot and you have to enrolled knowing you are not doing the right thing.

Staff and faculty are making a huge effort for the school and the students, but the administration does not recognize or value our efforts.  Low salaries and minimum benefits. Most faculty are still working at the university since some of them have low qualifications and degrees from Cuba and not for the US which means they do not know the level of Education compared to other universities.  Most staff and faculty don’t feel comfortable  to work here in addition to having insecurities to hold on into a jobs!

The staff at FNU is consistently praised for their professionalism and attentiveness, ensuring that students feel fully supported throughout their academic journey. The supportive environment created by the management fosters a strong sense of teamwork and collaboration among the staff. Many employees value the efforts of the management and their peers in cultivating this positive atmosphere, which helps staff feel appreciated and motivated. Employees enjoy working together to achieve common goals and support the university’s mission.

Overall, working for FNU started off being great however, the management along with the owners are extremely petty. You could be doing it all with absolutely no help, carrying the team and there’s no recognition. They will never give you a raise, you have to beg. There’s employees that have worked there for years and it’s sad the way they get paid. You try to put in a two weeks and they ban you from coming into the building and release you early from the resignation. A bunch of petty people running the university. 

The benefits and stability offered by Florida National University is a plus.
My daughters studied at FNU with 100% scholarships, as an employee benefit.
I have health insurance and a retirement plan (401K) that gives me peace of mind for tomorrow, we have vacations and sick or personal days.
The administration makes sure that you do your job, they constantly train us and try to give us all the tools to get the job done, and that is the commitment that you as a employee must have. 

Florida National University values its students. The leadership is constantly seeking to enhance the student experience and understand the power of quality education. The teams work hard to keep their students motivated, engaged, and provide exceptional training to allow them the ability to obtain gainful employment. Great place to work!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Admissions advisor 1 salary reported	$45,000 per year
Adjunct faculty 20 salaries reported	$32.48 per hour
Faculty 1 salary reported	$44.00 per hour
General assistant 6 salaries reported	$17.92 per hour
Financial advisor 4 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour

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