Seeing as how UCR and UCLA both opened hiring recently, I applied but have some questions.
If anyone is familiar with either campus or UC campus PDs in general, could you tell me how their benefits and retirement work? Are they on PERS or do they use a different retirement system? I imagine it's a different system, so how does it compare to say [email protected] PERS? Do you get tuition reimbursement if you decide to attend for a masters? How about for children when they are older?
Do you enjoy working for a UC? I'm 2 months shy from my own graduation with a bachelor's, so I will be younger than some of the students at any school I would work at. Will that be seen as a negative?
I would appreciate any other info you guys are willing to give and I thank you for your time.
If anyone is familiar with either campus or UC campus PDs in general, could you tell me how their benefits and retirement work? Are they on PERS or do they use a different retirement system? I imagine it's a different system, so how does it compare to say [email protected] PERS? Do you get tuition reimbursement if you decide to attend for a masters? How about for children when they are older?
Do you enjoy working for a UC? I'm 2 months shy from my own graduation with a bachelor's, so I will be younger than some of the students at any school I would work at. Will that be seen as a negative?
I would appreciate any other info you guys are willing to give and I thank you for your time.
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