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To: Blue Collar Christian

Generally there is a 1-3 year payback period post graduation.

In my case it was 1 year and it was prorated. Had I left after 6 months, I would have been on the hook for 50 percent of what was paid out to me. After 1 year I free and clear.

I was lucky that 13 months after my last tuition reimbursement payment I received an offer which increased my salary 40% and gave me further responsibility. I gave my employer that paid for graduate degrees the chance to match but they were unable to.

I took the higher offer. That is how the free market works.


48 posted on 05/03/2013 7:08:39 AM PDT by MadIsh32 (In order to be pro-market, sometimes you must be anti-big business)
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To: MadIsh32

If a benefit is offered by an employer, why shouldn’t one take advantage of it. My beef is with folks “expecting” their employers to offer it, as though they believe it to be an entitlement.


49 posted on 05/04/2013 5:58:55 PM PDT by Blue Collar Christian (Vote Democrat. Once you're OK with killing babies the rest is easy. <BCC><)
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