Tuition Assistance For Employees In Texas
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Texas Administrative Code. Tuition reimbursement provides financial assistance to employees who wish to improve or supplement their knowledge and skills by attending classes at accredited colleges, junior colleges, or universities while pursuing a degree plan.
The university's Staff Tuition Assistance Program (STAP) provides full-time staff with the opportunity to pursue knowledge and to advance their personal and professional development by providing tuition assistance for credit courses.
Have a family adjusted gross income (AGI) between $0 and $125,000 and show financial need as determined by the FAFSA or TASFA. Students with an AGI of up to $100,000 with need will receive support to cover their tuition. Students with an AGI between $100,000 and $125,000 will receive tuition support.
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After six months of employment, the Tuition Assistance Program provides limited, non-taxable reimbursement to qualified employees for undergraduate or graduate tuition, books, and required fees. Reimbursement amounts vary based on specific degree program(s).
After six months of employment, the Tuition Assistance Program provides limited, non-taxable reimbursement to qualified employees for undergraduate or graduate tuition, books, and required fees. Reimbursement amounts vary based on specific degree program(s).
Tuition Rebates After Graduation Undergraduate students may be eligible for a tuition rebate of up to $1,000, and students enrolled in the Longhorn Fixed Tuition program are eligible for an additional $2,500 rebate. Below you will find information about the eligibility requirements.
(1) The ETA Program exempts employees from tuition and fees, excluding program fees, special instruction fees, and off-campus field trip and travel fees, for one course per term up to a maximum of four semester credit hours (SCH) during any fall, spring, or summer term and up to a maximum of ten SCH for any academic ...
