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What companies will pay for college if you work there?

I've heard of companies offering tuition help or even sometimes fully covering your tuition if you are an employee there, but I don't know who most of those companies are. #college #career

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Montressa’s Answer

Verizon will pay for you to go to school while are working for the company. I am currently going for my master's degree thanks to such a wonderful company.

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Cassandra’s Answer

Hi Kevin,

Many companies have included tuition reimbursement as part of their benefit package, and while some pay directly for your schooling, others may offer to reimburse you up to a certain amount. Something to also keep in mind though when seeking out companies that pay or reimburse for college, is that they may have limitations on the programs that you can participate in. For example, if you are working for a telecommunications company, they may not provide assistance for a degree in biology because it does not apply to career progression within that company. You may be surprised at how many companies have chosen to invest in their employees education, but based on recent information reported by www.estudentloan.com, companies that assist with college are Starbucks, Publix, Verizon, Bank of America, and even UPS.

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Nick’s Answer

Let me also advise that Verizon does help pay for school. Great way to help lower that college debt and use a possible career company to jump into while you get your degree!!!

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Erica’s Answer

Hi, I would suggest finding a job along with the field you'd like to go into and see if they offer tuition assistance to help you move up in their company! Verizon wireless offers tuition assistance for degrees related to Verizon!

Erica recommends the following next steps:

Find out what career you'd like to go into and find a job in that field
Research companies in your area and see if they provide assistance
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Adam’s Answer

Verizon is a great place to work and a fantastic provider for benefits. Many of my employees have graduated and taken advantage of tutition reimbursement . It’s a great benefit at a great company!

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Tranisha’s Answer

Hi Kevin,

Verizon Wireless provides tuition assistance but you would have to choose a major that falls in the guidelines to receive tuition assistance.

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Jonathan’s Answer

Verizon is an amazing company with amazing benefits including college reimbursement. I believe up to $8000 a year. I know a few that used it to get a masters and 1 that even got a law degree.

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Tasha’s Answer

Kevin,

Many companies pay for college if you major in a subject that will benefit. Verizon is one such company.

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Joshua’s Answer

You may want to consider the United States Military (Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy). Through any of the branches you will have access to the GI Bill which provides generously for college tuition and living costs, they also provide trade skills in many areas to get you the "real world" experience many employers are looking for. Whatever you decide, continuing your education is a great goal and I'm sure you'll succeed. GoNavy

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Alejandro’s Answer

Verizon is a great company to work for. They have a program called, " tuition assistance." If you are a full time employee, they pay up to $8000 dollars a year.

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