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Brigham Young University ^* Overall Score

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Pay		Brigham Young University
Flexibility		Provo, UT 84606
Employer Appreciation
Long-term Prospects
Benefits
Fairness

Length of Employment: 4 months

Summary: BYU is a decent place to work if you are going to BYU and you don't have a car. If you really need to make some money to offset tuition and rent (ie, you don't have money coming in from your parents or anything), you are probably better off sticking with a job in Provo or Orem.

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Pay
Jobs at BYU don't pay very much. However, there is a loophole in the law that basically allows you to work at the school you are attending without paying social security. This raises your effective wage a little bit (in my case, fifty cents or so).

Flexibility with Schedule
Because BYU is an academic institution, their highest priority is working around your schedule. My friends did have some jobs where they worked all night and they were required to work every night, even during finals, but for the most part the school is good at working around your schedule.

Employer Appreciation
You work at BYU because you have to make a little money and you don't have a car. Don't expect much in the way of being an appreciated employee.

Long-term Prospects
Your best long-terms prospects from your stay at Brigham Young University are going to stem from the degree that you get, not the job that you had on campus.

Benefits
You have health benefits available for being a student, which are really nice, but you don't need to work there to qualify for the benefits. A fringe benefit is, as mentioned before, if you are attending the school you are not responsible for paying Social Security.

Fairness
Everybody is treated the same.

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