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All benefit eligible non-faculty employees (regular full time and part time employees working 20 or more hours per week) are eligible for tuition remission benefits the next academic term after completion of one (1) year of continuous employment in a benefit eligible position . Employees must be employed by Northwestern at the time they apply for tuition remission benefits, but need not remain employed after acceptance into the program.

Employees dependents (per IRS definitions) are also eligible for tuition remission.

Tuition remission benefits may be used only for courses offered in the academic programs of Northwestern Health Sciences University . Continuing education courses, non-credit courses and special programs are not covered under this benefit.

Eligible non-faculty employees and/or their dependents must meet the same admission requirements as other students. Acceptance as a student at the University does not guarantee remission of tuition nor does eligibility for tuition remission guarantee acceptance by the University.

For the tuition remission program:

  • Full time is defined as .75 FTE or greater,
  • Part time is defined as .50 FTE to .74 FTE

Tuition remission benefits are provided based on the following schedule:

Year of Service % Tuition Reduction
After 1 year
20%
After 2 years
40%
After 3 years
60%
After 4 years
80%
After 5 years
100%

Part time non-faculty employees and their dependents are eligible for tuition remission benefits at one half (1 1/2 ) the rate for full-time non-faculty employees.

The tuition remission applies to one (1) tuition per term.

The number of tuition remissions available to employees and their dependents will be determined by the administration of Northwestern on a term by term basis.

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