[g00gler]

I'm already well aware of best practices and I was really surprised that they didn't have any documentation or anything.

I meant, is going to school for CS worth working at a place like that.

They really aren't willing to make changes, as I said the goal is to push out apps as quickly as possible.

Coming from my previous job, where I was the only developer, I have full jsdocs/phpdocs, quite a few tests and high level user manuals. They have nothing resembling that.

[wikibob]

I would say it depends entirely on your goal.

Is the CS program high quality? If yes, then the job you work in order to attend that program is merely a means to an end. Think of it as waiting tables, just slightly more related to what you're interested in.

You could take the opportunity (not too quickly, be mindful of politics) to make a case study out of it and attempt to apply some best practices, it sounds like it could turn into a thesis about software development in the real world.