Every participating college structures its union benefit differently. Here is each offer side by side, so you can see the price, what it covers, and who qualifies before you choose.

Personalized, career-focused online bachelor's programs at a reduced member rate.
Eligibility: active union members only.

Purdue's online university for working adults. 100 programs, associate through doctoral.

Flexible online and accelerated degrees with one predictable annual price.

The lowest-cost path in the network for members who already have college credit.
Faith-centered, whole-person education from bachelor's through doctoral programs.
Eligible students may apply for federal financial aid, including Pell Grants and federal student loans, through participating institutions.
Some employers offer tuition assistance programs, including up to $5,250 annually in tax-advantaged educational assistance under Section 127 of the Internal Revenue Code.
Participating institutions may offer reduced tuition rates, tuition discounts, scholarship opportunities, or flat-rate pricing for eligible union members and families.
Actual out-of-pocket educational costs vary based on:
Students should review all financial considerations directly with participating institutions before enrollment.
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Eligible students may also apply federal financial aid, including Pell Grants, and employer tuition assistance of up to $5,250 per year. Out-of-pocket costs vary based on program selection, transfer credits, financial aid eligibility, employer benefits, institutional policies, and enrollment pace. Confirm all details directly with the college before enrolling.