Common use of Tuition Remission Benefits Clause in Contracts

Tuition Remission Benefits. Regularly appointed employees who are appointed on a full time basis as of the first day of class for the semester in which tuition remission is sought may qualify for tuition remission for themselves and their dependent children subject to, and as set forth in, the University’s Educational Benefits policy in Section 60.2.1 of the University Policy Library so long as employees and their dependent children comply with all administrative and academic requirements. This benefit shall extend to dependent children of employees who are enrolled as part time students in an undergraduate program studying for the first baccalaureate degree.

Tuition Remission Benefits. ‌ Regularly appointed employees who are appointed on a full time basis as of the first day of class for the semester in which tuition remission is sought may qualify for tuition remission for themselves and their dependent children subject to, and as set forth in, the University’s Educational Benefits policy in Section 60.2.1 of the University Policy Library so long as employees and their dependent children comply with all administrative and academic requirements. This benefit shall extend to dependent children of employees who are enrolled as part time students in an undergraduate program studying for the first baccalaureate degree.