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Chamberlain University

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Visiting Professor - Visiting Professor Chamberlain University Employee Review

5.0
14 Jul 2016
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Pros

Great place to work. Hours are flexible. The college offers online faculty meetings to keep staff updated on all changes. Additional online training is offered to assist faculty with classroom management skills and self-development.

Cons

Promotions not really possible. You will work at the same job you are hired for. If you apply for a high position you receive no feedback from HR. There isn't even acknowledgment of your application. Compensation has not change for 7 years. Raises are never given.

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5.0
27 Apr 2026
Recommend
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Pros

1. Structured student learning. 2. Competent and inclusive healthcare education 3. Taught by professionals in their field.

Cons

1. Sometimes it’s tough to have a work-life balance. 2. Underutilized experts in various fields

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Chamberlain University Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share your experience at Chamberlain! We’re pleased to hear that you value the structured learning environment, inclusive approach to healthcare education, and the expertise our faculty bring to the classroom. We also appreciate you sharing where there is room for improvement, this is important as we continue to evolve and strengthen both the colleague and student experience.
5.0
16 Jun 2026
Recommend
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Pros

I've spent many years at Chamberlain, and one of the main reasons is the opportunity for growth. If you're looking for a career rather than just a job, there are clear advancement opportunities at both the enrollment representative and leadership levels. The culture is performance-driven but also coaching-focused, with strong investment in training and development. Chamberlain has strong brand recognition, which makes conversations with prospective students meaningful and rewarding.

Cons

The pace can be demanding during peak enrollment periods, and success requires adaptability as priorities and processes evolve.

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