Walgreens operates nearly 9,000 retail locations across the United States and employs hundreds of thousands of team members — from front-of-store cashiers and beauty consultants to pharmacy technicians, pharmacists, and healthcare professionals. Its approach to education benefits is more specialized than most large retail employers: rather than offering a...
Read MoreThere are many wonderful travel programs for teens out there that do not feature a language-learning element. Instead, students gain independence, real-world skills, and perspective – all completely worthwhile aims. Yet, for high school students who are in the process of learning a foreign language, the value of a...
Read MoreFederal civilian employees on the General Schedule have access to some of the most substantial employer-funded education benefits available to any workforce in the United States. The authority to pay for employees’ college education has existed in federal law since 1958, and most agencies today operate some form of...
Read MoreChipotle’s Cultivate Education program is one of the most expansive employer-sponsored education benefits in the restaurant industry. Through a partnership with Guild Education, eligible employees can pursue more than 300 programs across 20+ schools with tuition paid upfront — no out-of-pocket cost, no waiting for reimbursement. For a crew...
Read MoreWe live in a world where many Ivy League students don’t (can’t?) read a single book and artificial intelligence seems to be taking over the world at a pace that makes the world from Terminator look like a soulful paradise (okay, slight exaggeration…maybe?). Anyway, young people who love to...
Read MoreThe direct answer is that employer acceptance of online business degrees has improved substantially over the past decade, is not uniform across employers or industries, and is determined by a specific set of factors that have very little to do with whether the instruction was delivered online or on...
Read MoreCollege rankings have long been a source of both pride and controversy in higher education. The US News & World Report rankings, in particular, hold significant sway over public perception and institutional priorities. A look at how these rankings have shifted from 2021 to 2025 reveals some intriguing trends...
Read MoreThe Department of Defense Tuition Assistance program provides up to $250 per semester credit hour and up to $4,500 per fiscal year for active duty service members to pursue postsecondary education while serving. The program has been available in some form since 1947 and currently supports approximately 300,000 service...
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