Miss America Reviews

4.5

100% would recommend to a friend

(6 total reviews)

Art McMaster

100% approve of CEO

100% positive business outlook

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6 reviews
5.0
10 Jan 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Really really great people I'd say

Cons

there are no cons really

3.0
8 Sept 2016

Miss University of Oregon

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Fantastic networking, great marketing experience, multiple service opportunities around the community and state, and numerous sponsorships throughout the county.

Cons

Time commitment if you are not planning to focus at least 75% of your time to this organization and busy scheduling of events that may overlap with your own schedule.

5.0
25 Oct 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

A really fun and interesting way to help young women achieve their academic and career goals through scholarships, and through the personal growth they achieve by competing in five different areas - private interview, on-stage question, physical fitness in swimsuit, evening wear and talent. Lots of opportunities to volunteer - stage production, contestant preparation in one or more areas, social media marketing for contestant recruitment and pageant PR, program book design, and more! The Miss America Organization is the leading provider of scholarships for women in the nation - last year awarding nearly $6 million at the local, state and national level.

Cons

Can get very hectic in the last few weeks before the pageant, pulling together all the details, and making sure all contestant paperwork and eligibility requirements are met. It gets easier the more you do it as you get more familiar with all the details of the rules. This is a completely volunteer organization - so you won't be making any money doing this. You will, however, be changing lives.

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