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Tips for working in higher Ed? : r/highereducation – Reddit
Tips for working in higher Ed? : r/highereducation Go to Reddit Home Log in to Reddit Graduating from PhD in ~9 months. What should be my preparation for a potential success in landing industry job? What is the best way to work towards a career at FANNG?

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Career change and considering Higher Ed : r/highereducation – Reddit
A subreddit for news and discussion about higher education in an increasingly difficult time. Ideal for people working in and around higher ed— or those interested in joining! _____ **NOTE** We have set the sub to Restricted to combat brigading from anti-higher education forces.

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Interested in working in higher education? : r/highereducation – Reddit
r/highereducation • 2 yr. ago Carrotcake789 Interested in working in higher education? Question I finally decided with what I truly want to do in life and Im interested in working at a college as a staff. Im pretty young (mid 20s) and I have a bachelors degree and mostly volunteer and retail experience.

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Working in Higher Education, even though I never obtained a … – Reddit
TLDR: I work in higher ed, but never obtained a degree. Love my job, but still feel like I don’t belong as a result of my lack of a degree. Also, hated school in my younger years and wasn’t exactly academically gifted from the beginning, which also sets the Imposter Syndrome in pretty well.

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To anyone working in higher education how did you get where … – Reddit
r/highereducation • 4 yr. ago Tangentkoala To anyone working in higher education how did you get where you’re at? Fresh out of college, and been trying to break into higher education every since February, and since I have a heart disability my job hunt has been halted by miss Corona virus.

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Considering working in Higher Ed during Grad School
• 6 min. ago LocksmithArtistic359 Considering working in Higher Ed during Grad School I am considering working in higher education during my graduate studies next year. The school I most likely will go to (haven’t received all admission responses) has a university and a community college in town.

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Can you live on just your higher ed career? : r/highereducation – Reddit
I really enjoyed working in higher ed, but it’s not worth having a lower quality of life. BrinaElka • 10 mo. ago High five! And yes, the whole idea of doing more with less is a huge toxic mentality in higher ed, and they use your compassion for students as a way to keep you from pushing back. frankenplant • 10 mo. ago

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What are the best places to work in higher education? – Reddit
What are the best places to work in higher education? I’ve seen and heard lots of people tell me that advising is a challenging and often overworked area of higher education. I have also noticed that it has a high turn-over rate as well.

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Working in Higher Ed Sucks. Here’s Why I Left.
7 juin 2022Jonas Jacobsson Working in Higher Ed Sucks. Here’s Why I Left. By Cobretti D. Williams June 07, 2022 Lately, I’ve been hearing an increasing number of I quit anecdotes from friends working as administrative staff at universities. I worked in this space until recently, so I feel little surprise.

https://www.insidehighered.com/advice/2021/11/18/truths-about-academic-career-people-often-dont-share-opinion

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7 Hard Truths and a Few Lies – Inside Higher Ed
Truth No. 1: More than likely, your first job won’t be on the tenure track, in a location you love or at a large research institution. You got this—you have so much to offer. You will get so many job offers. I heard this over and over in my last years of graduate school and, sadly, it’s just not true. lesoutrali bot