Concordia University’s Business Community Partnership program is excited to announce a new partnership with Bright Horizon/Ed Assist Solutions.
Through this collaboration Concordia University Wisconsin hopes to provide Bright Horizon/Ed Assist Solutions clients increased access and affordability to continuing educational opportunities.
For any employees whose company works with Bright Horizon Ed Assist Solutions as their educational resource, a scholarship is available. The scholarship ranges from $150 per 3-credit course for adult accelerated undergraduate courses to $200 per 3-credit masters or doctoral classes in eligible programs within five of the university’s six schools – Arts & Sciences, Business, Education, Health Professions, or Nursing.
If your employer is a client of Bright Horizons/Ed Assist Solutions, please connect with your Human Resource representative or with your Bright Horizon/ Ed Assist advisor to learn about our many degrees designed for working professionals.
As a Business Community Partner, your company can enjoy the following perks:
- Opportunity to work with CUWAA to build professional development programs specific to the needs of the business and its employees.
- Scholarships are available to employees of partnered companies.
- Opportunity for your business to market to CUWAA – students, staff, friends – with a new tiered partnership and employer spotlight.
- Opportunity to recruit our students.
For more details on this partnership scholarship, please visit here or e-mail Christy Call at christy.call@cuw.edu
Bright Horizons EdAssist Solutions
Bright Horizons has over 32,000 employees and partners with over 1,100 organizations across the World to provide high-quality services including childcare and educational benefits. Bright Horizons has spent 30 years showing the world how to champion working families.
Concordia University Wisconsin
Founded in 1881, Concordia University Wisconsin is situated on 200 acres of Lake Michigan shoreline in Mequon, Wisconsin. The university has six academic schools and offers more than 75 academic programs; including six doctoral programs and Wisconsin’s largest MBA. Whether online or in-person, students experience a genuine, purposeful education and develop in mind, body, and spirit as they go forth in myriad vocations to live a “you first” life in a “me first” world.
In 2013, Concordia University Wisconsin merged with Concordia University Ann Arbor in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Together, CUWAA annually enrolls nearly 8,000 undergraduate, adult, and graduate learners. The university is part of the Concordia University System, a nationwide network of colleges and universities that are each independently run but affiliated with The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod.
— Madelyne Arrigoni is a senior studying English, Mass Communications, and Photography. She plans to graduate in 2022.
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